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Kyle Sloan
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Fighting with Firearms...
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Judo Convocation
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Kobudo Convocation
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Windsong Dojo Kangeiko (Dec. 27-31 2009) at Windsong Dojo -- Oklahoma City, OK
December 27, 2009 to December 31, 2009
4 Days of ongoing Aikido Instruction with Nick Lowry
supplemented with several good daily doses of Aikido, Judo, and Jyodo instruction by the ranking Windsong Dojo Budo Kai instructors throughout the week. Aikido students of all levels are invited...
Windsong Dojo Summer Intensive - Shochugeiko at Windsong Dojo
June 22, 2009 to June 27, 2009
Six days of on-going Aikido instruction with Nick Lowry, supplemented with several good daily doses of Aikido, Judo, and Jyodo instruction by the Windsong Dojo Budo Kai instructors throughout the week. Aikido students of all levels are invited to ...
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- Aikido, Judo, Jyodo
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The falls are really super easy because we're working on a sprung floor. We have springs mounted either to boards or directly to the concrete floor on 16 inch centers (I believe). On top of the springs are a layer of plywood, with a second layer of plywood setup so that the center of the 2nd sheet is the junction of the corners of 4 bottom sheets. These are topped with the 1.5" Swain Gold Medal tatami mats (just like the ones used at the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta for Judo), a vapor barrier, and finally a nice canvas top. The floor dissipates shock so well that you can stand at one end of the floor, and feel someone just rise up on their toes and drop onto their heels at the other end of the floor about 80 feet away.