aikido oor Tagalog

aikido

/aɪˈki:dəʊ/, /aɪˈkiːdəʊ/ naamwoord

(uncountable) A Japanese martial art developed from jujitsu and making use of holds and throws.

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Aikido

Japanese martial art developed by Morihei Ueshiba

I also practiced a form of martial arts called aikido.
Nagsasagawa rin ako ng isang uri ng martial arts na tinatawag na aikido.

aykido

Japanese martial art

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I also practiced a form of martial arts called aikido.
Nagsasagawa rin ako ng isang uri ng martial arts na tinatawag na aikido.

Some examples: “converted into an Aikido martial arts club,” “changed to flats [apartments],” “altered to warehouse,” “converted to a shopping area,” “converted into a drug store.”
Ang ilan sa mga halimbawa ay: “ginawang klub ng Aikido martial arts,” “ginawang mga flat [apartment],” “binago upang gawing mga bodega,” “kinumberteng mga pamilihan,” “ginawang botika.”

The founder of Aikido [one of the martial arts], Master Morihei Uyeshiba, is over eighty years old, but as yet, no one can face him.
Ang nagtatag ng Aikido [isa sa mga martial arts], si Master Morihei Uyeshiba, ay mahigit nang otsenta anyos subalit hanggang sa ngayon, wala pang nakakaharap sa kaniya.

About the same time, I was shocked when my martial arts instructor stated that only those who practice Zen Buddhism can become aikido masters.
Kasabay nito, nabigla ako nang sabihin ng aking guro sa martial arts na ang mga nagsasagawa lamang ng Zen Buddhism ang magiging dalubhasa sa aikido.

That was the end of aikido for me!
Kaya naman, tinalikuran ko ang aikido!

Master Hvin Ngoc An was born January 13, 1954 in the city of Saigon, Vietnam. He was fond of art since childhood and began studying martial arts Taekwondo, Aikido, Judo and other martial disciplines.
Master Hvin Ngoc Ahn ay ipinanganak Enero 13, 1954 sa Saigon, Vietnam. Siya ay mahilig ng sining mula noong pagkabata at nagsimulang pagsasanay militar sining Taekwondo, aikido, diyudo at iba pang mga militar disciplines.

Among them was also Astashev Igor, who had experience in the study of martial arts: the Sino-Tibetan area of Kung Fu "Spirits giving secret" Tai chi chuan, Bagua, Qi Gong, Martial Arts, Aikido, - who later became a disciple of the Patriarch of Huynh Ngoc An and the head of his school in the Ukraine.
Kasaysayan Astashev Igor - isang guro ng paaralan ng Wing Chun Kuen Pai sa Ukraine Higit pa... Kasaysayan

Martial elders have it, it takes around 30 years to absorb the spirit of the108 movements in taikiken... and the learner has to gain mastery over those moves before moving on to walking meditation... aikido is moving meditation, poetry in motion... malupit talaga ano? And all it boils down to is nurturing that all-aware feeling of being at home in one’s body—beyond the confines of kinesiology, anthropometrics, milieu, time or terrain...
Naging matibay ang gayong bahagi ng kanilang katawan, ‘yung tinatawag na dan tien o physical center of gravity para manatiling matatag ang panimbang sa bawat kislot at kilos. Sa dan tien kasi nagsisimula ang mga igkas at iglap na galaw. At kapag doon nagsisimula ang pagkilos, mayroong makikitang poetry in motion. Magaan. There’s that quality of incredible lightness of being.