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| How do I get
started? |
| When can I
start? |
| Do I need to
have any prior aikido experience? |
| Is it OK to
make mistakes? |
| Where can I
get a training uniform? |
| Do I have to
get a training uniform when I sign up? |
| How often can
I come to class? |
| How long does
it take to get good? |
| How long does
it take to earn a Black Belt? |
| What are the
big loose pants called? |
| What do the
colored belts mean? |
| How are ranks
earned? |
| How much does
it cost? |
| Why does everyone
bow? |
| Bowing is
a way of showing respect to each other. Since our art originated in Japan,
we have chosen to continue to use Japanese expressions of etiquette in
our practice. Taking a moment to bow to each other reminds us of how important we are to each other as training partners and friends. |
| What is the
area in front of the room? |
| Does the shomen
have any religious significance? |
| How does aikido
compare to other martial arts? |
| What if I discover
that I don't like aikido training? |
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