Aikido


Aikido and the Dynamic Sphere: An Illustrated Introduction (Tuttle Martial Arts)
The Art of Peace
The Spirit of Aikido
Aikido and the Harmony of Nature
Budo: Teachings of the Founder of Aikido
Dynamic Aikido
The Essence of Aikido: Spiritual Teachings of Morihei Ueshiba
Total Aikido: The Master Course
The Secret Teachings of Aikido
The Way of Aikido:  Life Lessons from an American Sensei
Angry White Pyjamas: A Scrawny Oxford Poet Takes Lessons from the Tokyo Riot Police
Aikido: The Way of Harmony
Aikido for Life
The Heart of Aikido: The Philosophy of Takemusu Aiki
Aikido
Freeing Tanner Rose by T.M. GaouetteSaving Faith by T.M. GaouetteThe Hidden Blade by Sherry ThomasThe Sword Dancer by Jeannie LinThree Little Words by Susan Mallery
Martial Arts Romance
28 books — 10 voters
The God Complex by Chris TitusKarate-Do by Gichin FunakoshiThe Karate Way by Dave LowryMoving Zen by C.W. NicolThe Bible of Karate by Patrick  McCarthy
Best Books for Traditional Karate-ka
36 books — 39 voters

The Spirit of Aikido by Kisshomaru UeshibaThe Art of Peace by Morihei UeshibaMoving Toward Stillness by Dave LowryAikido in Daily Life by Koichi ToheiAikido by Morihiro Saito
Best of Aikido
69 books — 2 voters
A Fighter's Heart by Sam SheridanAmerican Shaolin by Matthew PollyAikido by Gozo ShiodaWatch My Back by geoff-thompsonBlue Eyed Samurai - 1000 days in the Young Lions Dormitory by Nicholas Pettas
Martial Arts Memoirs
54 books — 3 voters

My Walk on the Aikido Path by Rachel KlingZen in the Martial Arts by Joe HyamsThe Young Lions by Judd ReidThe Secret Life of a Weight-Obsessed Woman by Iris Ruth PastorLeaving La-La Land by Robert K. Bosscha
Best Martial Arts Biographies
16 books — 5 voters
Freeing Tanner Rose by T.M. GaouetteSaving Faith by T.M. GaouetteMighty Monty by Johanna HurwitzBreath of the Dragon by Shannon LeeKarate Kid by Rosanne L. Kurstedt
Best Kid & Teen Martial Arts
33 books — 12 voters

Now is the most important time. The world today is chaotic-you know this. But the age of the heart will come. O-Sensei emphasized that we must return to the heart. Firmly grasp O-Sensei's philosophy–the heart of Aikido–and integrate it into your technique, into your own body. Train hard and well, until, like O-Sensei, light shines out from your heart. Then what comes out of you naturally will be Aikido. ...more
Linda Holiday, Journey to the Heart of Aikido: The Teachings of Motomichi Anno Sensei

Through my willingness to train every day and to dig deep in the after-class ukemi sessions, over time I earned the respect and friendship of my training partners, who were mostly Japanese men sincerely surprised to find themselves training with an American woman.
Linda Holiday, Journey to the Heart of Aikido: The Teachings of Motomichi Anno Sensei

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