Hello all,
Suginami Aikikai is proud to present the San Francisco Aikido Project (www.sfaikidoproject.com/).
We wil be hosting a seminar on April 5th, 6th, 7th & 8th in 2007.
The featured instructior is Christian Tissier Sensei, 7th dan - Chief Instructor Circle De Tissier, Paris France (www.christiantissier.com/).
"Christian Tissier was born in Paris, February 7, 1951. He started studying Aikido in 1962 with Jean-Claude Tavernier, then soon afterwards with Master Nakazono."
There will also be Aikido classes taught by Pat Hendricks Sensei (6th Dan, www.aikido-sanleandro.com/), Howard Hoa Newens Sensei (6th Dan, www.aikidoinstitutedavis.com/), and James Friedman Sensei (5th Dan, suginamisf.com/).
The schedule of the event can be found here -
www.sfaikidoproject.com/schedule.html
Information about all of the instructors is here -
www.sfaikidoproject.com/instructors.html
In addition to Aikido, the seminar will also offer classes in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu with Clovis Silva (4th dan and 4 time Brazilian BJJ Champion), and a meditation class led by Jack Kornfield of Spirit Rock (www.spiritrock.org/).
The seminar costs $385 for all four days. Full pricing insformation can be found here -
www.sfaikidoproject.com/cost.html
Attendance applications are located here -
www.sfaikidoproject.com/SFAP_2...orm.pdf
Attendance is limited to 50 people. There are 10 slots left, and they are going fast.
Suginami Aikikai is proud to present the San Francisco Aikido Project (www.sfaikidoproject.com/).
We wil be hosting a seminar on April 5th, 6th, 7th & 8th in 2007.
The featured instructior is Christian Tissier Sensei, 7th dan - Chief Instructor Circle De Tissier, Paris France (www.christiantissier.com/).
"Christian Tissier was born in Paris, February 7, 1951. He started studying Aikido in 1962 with Jean-Claude Tavernier, then soon afterwards with Master Nakazono."
There will also be Aikido classes taught by Pat Hendricks Sensei (6th Dan, www.aikido-sanleandro.com/), Howard Hoa Newens Sensei (6th Dan, www.aikidoinstitutedavis.com/), and James Friedman Sensei (5th Dan, suginamisf.com/).
The schedule of the event can be found here -
www.sfaikidoproject.com/schedule.html
Information about all of the instructors is here -
www.sfaikidoproject.com/instructors.html
In addition to Aikido, the seminar will also offer classes in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu with Clovis Silva (4th dan and 4 time Brazilian BJJ Champion), and a meditation class led by Jack Kornfield of Spirit Rock (www.spiritrock.org/).
The seminar costs $385 for all four days. Full pricing insformation can be found here -
www.sfaikidoproject.com/cost.html
Attendance applications are located here -
www.sfaikidoproject.com/SFAP_2...orm.pdf
Attendance is limited to 50 people. There are 10 slots left, and they are going fast.
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Re: Christian Tissier (7th dan) seminar in San Francisco
Mon, December 18, 2006 - 10:13 PMdang. makes me wish my body was up to training!
speaking of which, I hope to be able to do some weapons training after new yr AND due to a series of odd confluences maybe have some free thursdays, so I am aiming to get in to Suginami for a noon or evening weapons class next month. -
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Re: Christian Tissier (7th dan) seminar in San Francisco
Tue, December 19, 2006 - 8:30 AMAwesome. We'll be there. If you make it in the ecvening, I'll be there too. ;-) -
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Re: Christian Tissier (7th dan) seminar in San Francisco
Thu, December 21, 2006 - 12:56 PMI'm putting Thursday Jan 4 on the calendar...note there is class at 6-7 pm AND 7-8 pm. Are both weapons/is there a difference btwn the two? -
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Re: Christian Tissier (7th dan) seminar in San Francisco
Thu, January 11, 2007 - 4:30 PMGack! I don't check here often enough. :-(
Next time, send me a message to my profile, that gets sent to my gmail and I check it constantly.
Both are weapons classes. They are basically the same. The 7-8 class is a tad less basic. We usually recommend beginners (which you aren't) train for two months before attending the 7-8 evening classes. -
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Re: Christian Tissier (7th dan) seminar in San Francisco
Wed, January 17, 2007 - 9:05 AMwell, life got in the way (sigh) w/ need to travel to/from ny for family bidness...and now my Thurs night spanish class starts up again this wk.
so I think now I'll have to wait until spring break to get to the Thurs night weapons class at Suginami.
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