27th Jan Aikido exchange seminar @ NTU. Great work to all sensei, assistant instructors to ensure the seminar happens smoothly and everybody absorbed a wealth of knowledge about Aikido. To the students involved, keep practicing to hone your mind and body!
Get ready for the new step in Aikido journey - prepare your techniques and step into a new level. Register with your instructor for the grading. Most important - keep good practice.
Good Friday, the 14th of April 2017, will be no classes at Mumei Shudan Dojo and Anchorvale CC. However, the Easter Sunday classes are still on - 3pm aikido kids, 4pm aikido beginners, 5:15 kenjutsu beginners. Join happy Easter bunnies rolling on the mat!
Mumei Shudan Selegie Road Dojo classes are scheduled as follows: Day Time Details Tuesday 10-11am Aikido Beginners Tuesday 7:30-9pm General Aikido Training Tuesday 9-10pm Iaido/Kenjutsu Thursday 7:30-9pm Aikido Fundamentals (beginners and Advanced) Thursday 9-10pm Aiki Jutsu - Weapon Focused Techniques Friday 10-11am Aikido Beginners Friday 6:15-7:15pm Aikido Beginners Friday 7:30-9pm Aikido Training Sunday 3-4pm Kids [...]
Mumei Shudan Dojo is celebrating 8th Anniversary since we officially started in January 2009 at Substation on Armenian Street in Singapore. Now with about 150 active members we continue growing, learning, being stronger, more sincere and caring.
University Exchange at NTU with Serge Beraud Sensei Serge Sensei focused on ukemi part during the exchange visit from NUS and SMU hosted by NTU Aikido Club. Great time rolling and falling for everyone.
Takeshi Yamashima Sensei October 2016 Takeshi Yamashima Sensei focusing on perfect balance control and precise imbalancing directions.
Many new yellow belts this time for aikido, but the highest achievement award goes to ladies - new hakama and new 1st kyu!
Great mudansha grading across all ages and aikido levels. Excellent demonstration of achievements.
Serge Beraud Sensei and 5 students enjoyed International Aikido Federation Seminar in Takasaki. Lots of good practice with great teachers and friends. Many bonding meals and conversations over sushi and beer. Wonderful autumn Japan sightseeing across temples and parks.
