Traditional Classes: Aiki-Jujitsu

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Yoseikan Aiki combines Mochizuki's family knowledge of Daito Ryu, Judo and Gyokushin Ryu Jujutsu from creators of those martial arts in the 19th century and anatomic knowledge of human body from about 1000 years ago. Yoseikan has developed a teaching system of Aiki-Jujitsu through learning different techniques based on a single biomechanic principle of movement. Aiki's kihon (basics), tai sabaki (footwork) and strategy come directly from japanese fencing. Because of this fact, we strongly recommend a parallel study of kenjutsu, iaido and kobudo while we learn aiki.

Yoseikan Aiki is very technical and includes self-control (police and security bodies), an efficient use of our body through angles, leverage, timing, breathing, posture and also self-defense, since the art doesn't have a sportive version and there is little restriction on the techniques used.

The study of one art will help us to improve and understand the others. Since its daily practice include joint locks, projections and all sorts of atemi (strikes), an overall level of maturity is required and this class is only available to students from 15 years of age or older. The gym is located in Taipei in Taiwan. Please check the Location. For fees and tuition, please check Fee/Tuition Information. Please join us by Contacting Us!

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Aiki jujitsu Japanese martial arts training in taipei, taiwan

CLASS AGE : :  15th-70th old
Class Time : :  Tuesday 8:30pm-9:30pm.  (Curriculum schedule)
COACH : :  Julio Moscoso Martin 

Traditional Classes: Iaido

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Iaido martial arts training in Taipei, Taiwan

Iaido is a Zen art. Zen, in general, leads towards the same path of relaxation and de-stressing. Zen’s goal is strengthening the mind and body and finding inner peace.
Iaido began with the Katori Shinto Ryu, a 16th century school that included the use of many weapons from sword to sticks, and emphasized the fast draw and instant use of the sword, whereas moves called "katas" are repeated incessantly for years until perfect mastery of the technique. Yoseikan Iaido draws its style from the Katori Shinto Ryu, blending with Kashima Shin Ryu, and those two have been very major schools in Japan for ages.

Since Iaido’s initial purpose was to kill people, techniques of Iaido require diverse factors and concepts such as timing, power, tension, precision, your presence, posture and so on. During the practice (of the katas) of Iaido, students are encouraged to think critically about and analyse each technique based on their own bodies, situations, their opponents and more. This critical thinking for movements in addition to actual physical activities is interesting learning, and leads to your personal discipline and development in the end.
The gym is located in Taipei in Taiwan. Please check the Location. For fees and tuition, please check Fee/Tuition Information. Please join us by Contacting Us!

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CLASS AGE : :  15th-70th old
Class Time : :  Thursday 7:30pm-8:30pm.  (Curriculum schedule)
COACH : :  Kevin Hsen 

Traditional Classes: Kobudo (Multiple Weapons)

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Kobudo mean the all kinds of traditional Japanese weapons, including Bo(Long stick), Jo(Short stick), spear, Naginata, knife, twin knifes(swords), Nunchaku, Sai, Tonfa...etc. This is because of ancient Japanese war culture. Namely, in real battlefields in the past in Japan, a samurai had not time to choose what weapon to use and what technique to employ. Therefore, he had to learn as many techniques as possible in order to protect himself and his lord flexibly.

The development of new weapons and methods of combat in this period supported warriors to kill opponents with little force and resource while maintaining the distance. Learning Kobudo allows us not only to enjoy physical activities and to learn techniques, but also to get deeper insights into real ancient Japanese war culture.

In addition to the historical aspect of Kobudo, Yoseikan’s Kobudo allows students to be more flexible to different weapons and situations. Namely, Yoseikan’s Kobudo employs basic movements of modern martial arts such as kick-boxing and boxing, so that students can adapt themselves to and extend their attacking range with different weapons flexibly with techniques.
The gym is located in Taipei in Taiwan. Please check the Location. For fees and tuition, please check Fee/Tuition Information. Please join us by Contacting Us!

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Kobudo martial arts training in Taipei, Taiwan

CLASS AGE : :  15th-70th old
Class Time : :  Thursday 8:30pm-9:30pm.  (Curriculum schedule)
COACH : :  Kevin Hsen 

Traditional Classes: Kyu-Jutsu (Traditional Archery)

With Iaido, these are the most traditional disciplines of the Yoseikan. Kyujutsu is traditional Japanese archery using short Mongolian bows to aim targets. We use chinese bows which are also portable and easier to get in Taiwan. Normally, in Kyujutsu class, a student aims at one target. Precise and accurate control of arrows require development of techniques.


Kyujutsu is a Zen art. Namely, when a student aims at a target, he or she needs absolute concentration, which requires perfect timing, posture and balance by strong control of breath, muscles and mind. Those movements are similar to what one finds in Zen meditation, which has impact on daily life in general too.
The gym is located in Taipei in Taiwan. Please check the Location. For fees and tuition, please check Fee/Tuition Information. Please join us by Contacting Us!

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Kyu-Jutsu martial arts training in Taipei, Taiwan

CLASS AGE : :  15th-70th old
Class Time : :  Saturday 2-3pm  (Curriculum schedule)
COACH : :  Kevin Hsen