Dojo Cho Blog
Here are some public writings from our Founders and Members. More writings on a variety of subjects are available to DojoCho.org members in our Forum. Do you have a dojo management subject that you’d like us to address? Write to staff@dojocho.org and we’ll see what we can do.
What is Your Motivation?
The first and most important thing you must ask yourself “Why do I want to teach Aikido?” There are many potential answers: I am a great Aikidoist and I want to impress many people I am a good teacher and I want to educate many people I am a good businessperson and I...
Client-Centered Aikido
I have been successful applying a psychotherapeutic concept as a guiding force in how I run our dojo. The concept of “client-centered” or “person-centered” is attributed to Carl Rogers. Roger (1986) stated “it is that the individual has within himself or herself...
Aikido Fosters Personal Growth
Aikido is too good to be kept a secret. This is the title of my unpublished book. Time and again I have seen how Aikido can be a transformative tool for people and a solid developmental platform for youths.
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