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looking back

Thinking Back on Aikido

by Nick Lowry Thinking back to the aikido I learned in the 1980s ….The ukemi and the Walking are mostly identical to what we do today. The 17 was very linear and clunky, but still very strong. Movement and angles … Read More

aikido, evolution, lineage, looking back

Testimonials

Everyone is like family. You won’t find better teachers or people anywhere.

Tristan K.

I was quite surprised by the size and atmosphere of this Dojo. VERY friendly people to train with, especially Lowry Sensei himself. He always made sure we were comfortable, very hospitable, and made himself very accessible. I CAN’T wait to go there again!!! I highly recommend this Dojo for serious training.

Art M.

Knowledgeable instructors who treat you like family. The goal is to learn each art without getting injured in the process.

Nate M.

I came from a program where they really didn’t seem to want me.  When I walked into Windsong, I was greeted, my questions were answered, and I was welcomed to participate.  So, at Windsong: I was welcomed. I was included. I was accepted. I was instructed with patience. My progress was celebrated. I felt a balance of encouragement and challenge. No matter what age I reach, I will still be working on applications from what I learned at Windsong.

Danny V. - Oklahoma

Highly skills and knowledgeable instructors. Im happy.

Nam M.

Love this place. Great techniques taught by even better people. Super fun learning the judo throws and grappling.

Jake W.

I travel from Fl. to learn at this dojo, and will continue to do so.

David S. - Florida

I think that it’s a bodacious place with excellent people from the top down to the beginner.

Richard P.

Home!!!

George S.

Tradition meets science in the arts of self defense. Awesome in every way.

Wayne G.

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