South of the River
ZATAR Grading
Zen Airurando Tomiki Aikido Renmei held our first offical grading on the 26th February 2011 in Queens University, Belfast. The Grading panel consisted of Brendan Gunn 3rd Dan, Mal O’ Connor 2nd Dan, Keith Mc Clean 2nd Dan and Marty Knocker 2nd Dan.
The technical standard of the students’ katas on the day was very high from beginners all the way to 1st Dan. Congratulations to all aikidoka who graded as your hard work and dedication towards training paid off.
Rising Dawn Seminar
I would like to thank the instructors and members of Tallaght Tomiki Aikido Ryu for organising and hosting the first Zen Eikoku Tomiki Aikido Renmei course in the Repubic of Ireland. The attendance was fantastic with most of the Tomiki based Aikido clubs both north and south in attendance.
2010 is the year that ZETAR come of age with two fantastic courses being held, South of the River Folkestone and Rising Dawn Dublin.
Shaun Hoddy
Rising Dawn Seminar
The Tallaght Tomiki Aikido Ryu will be hosting a Seminar on the 18th & 19th September 2010 in the Tallaght Leisure Centre, Fortunestown Way, Tallaght, Dublin 24.
Sensei Shaun Hoddy 6th Dan Zen Eikoku Tomiki Aikido Renmei,Aikido Development Society/BAB, 5th Dan European Aikido Association/ JAA, 1st Dan Tai-Ho-Jutsu will be instructing over the two days.
The seminar will be focusing on the Koryu Dai Yon mainly, but i have no doubt we will be trying a few other idea’s over the course of the two days. The training times are as follows;
Saturday 18th September 2010: 14:00 – 17:30
Registration from 13:00 – 13:50
Sunday 19th September 2010 10:00 – 14:00
Registration from 09:00 – 09:50
This seminar is open to all Tomiki Aikido Students. The cost of the Seminar will be €30 for the two days or €15 for one day. You can pay on the day. Unfortunately these costs cannot be any less due to the cost of the venue.
If you would like any more information, please contact Keith at 00353857296643, k_mc_clean@hotmail.com or use our contacts page atwww.tallaghttomikiaikidoryu.webs.com.




