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World Taido Federation　世界躰道連盟

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02/02/2024

The martial art of taido includes a number of eye-catching techniques, such as attacking kicks combined with back somersaults. We take a look at the history behind this acrobatic sport.

31/12/2023

Happy New year!
It was wonderful to meet you all in Hirosaki last year and am looking forward to our endeavors this year.

23/10/2023

In Taido, kicks can come from anywhere, because we generate techniques from body movement rather than adhering to rigid forms. From any given position and trajectory, either leg can kick from one or more directions, or we could choose to punch, depending on distance and other factors. This dynamic flow aspect to Taido techniques is one of the key characteristics of our art.

Stay fluid. Stay aware. Keep adapting.

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05/10/2023

Something special happens when you spend weeks, months, years training together. Pushing your limits. Failing. Recovering. Learning. And trusting that your dojo members have your back.

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02/10/2023

Focus. Control. Precision.

We practice Hokei to build these attributes for ourselves and develop those qualities in our movement.

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24/09/2023

“When arriving to Hirosaki on Tuesday I had started to get symptoms of flu and I got sick with fewer. On Thursday I had 39,2 degrees. After Thursday my health was improving daily but the day of the competition was closing quickly. I was supposed to have all five disciplines but on Saturday after testing my condition I decided that I would drop dantai hokei and be replaced by Daniel Palmén. On the day of the competition I was still feeling sick but regardless I was able to advance to jissen finals. Only problem was tenkai. Tenkai was the preceding sport to the finals but I still wasn’t sure that I could do both with my health with such short rest time. For this reason Tero Niskanen stepped up on and took my place in tenkai. My favourite moments with my team happened, when my teammates had no problem stepping up and taking my place. The support of my whole team was crucial for me in the days leading up and during the competition and for that I am more than grateful.” ~ Oliver Waltari, Finland

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23/09/2023

Enmei no Hokei is comprised of movements to extend your active life. It was based on research into the factors that predict mortality, so it attempts to mitigate those by building balance, leg/hip mobility and strength, shoulder joint control, and strength in the hands and fingers. A very cool practice :)

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20/09/2023

Another great shot from the world championships last month :)

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19/09/2023

Taido isn’t just a physical practice for kids. They learn to work hard, keep trying, and think creatively. There’s also the chance to travel and experience different countries and cultures and build friendships that last decades.

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19/09/2023

Last month, Johanna Ruokosalmi 🇫🇮 took part in shinsa and is now first non-Japanese woman with 7dan kyoshi rank.

Ruokosalmi started practicing Taido at the first beginner's course open to women in Lahti in 1976 and is now the first woman outside of Japan to complete a 7th degree belt rank. Johanna Ruokosalmi led Finland's oldest Taido club for several years. She has been a nationally exemplary player in Taido for almost five decades. Ruokosalmi has been a competitor and judge at both national and international competitions.

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17/09/2023

Hi!

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17/09/2023

More pics from the tournament today. I wanted to get@pics of everybody to tag, but I’m an awful photographer…

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Thanks to all the players, judges, and staff for an excellent competition.

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