Aikido


Aikido and the Dynamic Sphere: An Illustrated Introduction (Tuttle Martial Arts)
The Art of Peace
Aikido and the Harmony of Nature
The Spirit of Aikido
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
Aikido: The Way of Harmony
Aikido for Life
Angry White Pyjamas: A Scrawny Oxford Poet Takes Lessons from the Tokyo Riot Police
The Heart of Aikido: The Philosophy of Takemusu Aiki
Aikido
Freeing Tanner Rose by T.M. GaouetteSaving Faith by T.M. GaouetteKarate Kid by Rosanne L. KurstedtBreath of the Dragon by Shannon LeeRoad Warriors by Carin Greenberg Baker
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31 books — 11 voters
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Martial Arts Romance
28 books — 10 voters

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Best Martial Arts Biographies
14 books — 4 voters
Enzan by John DonohueKage by John DonohueTengu by John DonohueDeshi by John DonohueSensei by John Donohue
Martial Arts Thrillers
46 books — 3 voters

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Martial Arts Memoirs
53 books — 1 voter
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Best Books for Traditional Karate-ka
36 books — 39 voters

Toba Beta
Aikido ain't a defensive nor offensive martial art. It proactively halts the enemy's intention to attack. ...more
Toba Beta, My Ancestor Was an Ancient Astronaut

But when I sat listening with the other Aikido students and teachers on the mat at the Kumano Juku Dojo, all of us dripping with sweat and focused intently on the practice of Aikido in the here and now, the Floating Bridge of Heaven did not feel like an abstract reference to a story of the past. It was a vivid invitation to venture into the world of the spirit, and to integrate that sacred spirit of creativity into all of our actions. It was a compelling reminder that to O-Sensei, and by extensi ...more
Linda Holiday, Journey to the Heart of Aikido: The Teachings of Motomichi Anno Sensei

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