Monday, December 03, 2012

November/December 2012 Grading


CONGRATULATIONS

Club Aikido congratulates the participants who went through their recent grading successfully:

Black 2nd Kyu
1. Azfar Hamiduddin
2. Nur Shiren Rishyani

Friday, July 27, 2012

2012 July Grading

CONGRATULATIONS


Club Aikido congratulates the participants who went through 2012 Dan Grading successfully :-

Nidan
1. Ahmad Firdaus
2. Muhammed Ismail

Club Aikido would also like to thank all participants to the Seminar by Andrew Williamson Sensei - Aikido Shinryukan, Canterbury , NZ.

Special thanks for their time, support and sponsorship :-
Ginn Chia
Ruby Wang
Francis Joaquimd' Souza
Tam Chi Keung
Mohamed Goush

With special appreciations for the above and overseeing to the event.
Tam Chi Keung
Mohamed Goush

CLUB AIKIDO


Grading will be on invitation and recommendation, and only after passing the proficiency test 1 to 2 months before the actual grading.

Shodan – minimum 1 year regular training sessions (International minimum 70 regular training sessions) – 1 year after attaining 1 Kyu

Nidan - minimum 2 years regular training sessions (International minimum 200 regular training sessions) – 2 years after attaining Shodan

Sandan - minimum 3 years regular training sessions (International minimum 300 regular training sessions) – 3 years after attaining Nidan

Yondan - minimum 4 years regular training sessions (International minimum 400 regular training sessions) – 4 years after attaining Sandan

CLUB AIKIDO

Friday, January 06, 2012

December 2011 Grading


CONGRATULATIONS

Club Aikido congratulates the participants who went through their recent grading successfully :


Black 1st Kyu
1. Francis J DSouza
2. Gabriel Wong
3. Tang Chee Leong
4. Beverley Luah

Black 2nd Kyu
1. Loh Meng Hui
2. Tang Jing Guang

Monday, August 15, 2011

August Seminar and Grading

CONGRATULATIONS

Club Aikido congratulates the participants who went through their recent dan grading successfully :-

Nidan
1. Andy Tan
2. Vincent Ong
3. Tam Chi Keung

Shodan
1. Eugene Wong
2. Xu JingXia
3. Edmond Ow


Club Aikido would also like to thank all participants to the Seminar by Andrew Williamson Sensei - Aikido Shinryukan, Canterbury, NZ.

Special thanks for their time, support and sponsorship :-
Francis Joaquim D'Souza
Tam Chi Keung
Mohamed Goush

With special appreciations for the above and overseeing to the event.
Tam Chi Keung
Mohamed Goush

CLUB AIKIDO

Wednesday, June 01, 2011

CLUB AIKIDO GRADING

GRADING GUIDELINES FOR MEMBERS

1.0) Only Club Aikido members will be invited to participate in the grading.

2.0) Club Aikido will not accept non-members for grading.

3.0) Non-members have to abide by another set of Club Aikido Grading Guidelines.

4.0) Club Aikido do not accept dual membership. Members must declare that they are not with another aikido club/association before they can join as member. Any false declarations, or at any time should the Club discovers otherwise, they will be disqualified/expelled and the kyu rank that they are awarded during the time with the Club will be voided.

5.0) 6 Kyu / Blue (13 Yrs and above) - New members/beginners can qualify for their first grading after 3 months or 30 days training.

5.1) 5 Kyu / Blue-Gold (13 Yrs and above) - Members can take the 5 Kyu grading after 4 months or 30 days training from the date of attaining 6 Kyu / Blue.

5.2) 4 Kyu / Brown (14 Yrs and above) - Members can take the 4 Kyu grading after 6 months or 40 days training from the date of attaining 5 Kyu / Blue-Gold.

5.3) 3 Kyu / Brown-Gold (14 Yrs and above) - Members can take the 3 Kyu grading after 6 months or 40 days training from the date of attaining 4 Kyu / Brown.

5.4) 2 Kyu / Black (15 Yrs and above) - Members can take the 2 Kyu grading after 8 months or 50 days training from the date of attaining 3 Kyu / Brown-Gold.

5.5) 1 Kyu / Black-Gold (15 Yrs and above) - Members can take the 1 Kyu grading after 12 months or 60 days training from the date of attaining 2 Kyu / Black.

6.0) 1 Dan / Shodan (16 Yrs and above) - Members can take the 1st Dan grading after 12 months or 70 days training from the date of attaining 1 Kyu / Black-Gold.

6.1) 2 Dan / Nidan (18 Yrs and above) - Members can take the 2nd Dan grading after 18 months or 200 days training from the date of attaining 1 Dan.

6.2) 3 Dan / Sandan (20 Yrs and above) - Members can take the 3rd Dan grading after 24 months or 300 days training from the date of attaining 2 Dan.

6.3) 4 Dan / Yondan (22 Yrs and above) - Members can take the 4th Dan grading after 36 months or 400 days training from the date of attaining 3 Dan.


GRADING GUIDELINES FOR OTHERS

1.0) Only Club Aikido members will be invited to participate in the grading.

2.0) Club Aikido will not accept non-members for grading.

3.0) Non-members have to abide by another set of Club Aikido Grading Guidelines.

4.0) Club Aikido do not accept dual membership. Members must declare that they are not with another aikido club/association before they can join as member. Any false declarations, or at any time should the Club discovers otherwise, they will be disqualified/expelled and the kyu rank that they are awarded during the time with the Club will be voided.

5.0) 6 Kyu / Blue (13 Yrs and above) - Non-members from another club or association can also qualify for their first grading after 3 months or 30 days training from the date after they had enrolled as members, after they have shown proof that they resign/left their last club/association.

5.1) 5 Kyu / Blue-Gold (13 Yrs and above) - Non-members from another club or association can also qualify for their first grading after 4 months or 30 days training from the date after they had enrolled as members, after they have shown proof that they resign/left their last club/association.

5.2) 4 Kyu / Brown (14 Yrs and above) - Non-members from another club or association can also qualify for their first grading after 6 months or 40 days training from the date after they had enrolled as members, after they have shown proof that they resign/left their last club/association.

5.3) 3 Kyu / Brown-Gold (14 Yrs and above) - Non-members from another club or association can also qualify for their first grading after 8 months or 50 days training from the date after they had enrolled as members, after they have shown proof that they resign/left their last club/association.

5.4) 2 Kyu / Black (15 Yrs and above) - Non-members from another club or association can also qualify for their first grading after 12 months or 60 days training from the date after they had enrolled as members, after they have shown proof that they resign/left their last club/association.

5.5) 1 Kyu / Black-Gold (15 Yrs and above) - Non-members from another club or association can also qualify for their first grading after 16 months or 70 days training from the date after they had enrolled as members, after they have shown proof that they resign/left their last club/association.

6.0) 1 Dan / Shodan (16 Yrs and above) - Non-members from another club or association can also qualify for their first grading after 18 months or 80 days training from the date after they had enrolled as members, after they have shown proof that they resign/left their last club/association.

6.1) 2 Dan / Nidan (18 Yrs and above) - Non-members from another club or association can also qualify for their first grading after 24 months or 240 days training from the date after they had enrolled as members, after they have shown proof that they resign/left their last club/association.

6.2) 3 Dan / Sandan (20 Yrs and above) - Non-members from another club or association can also qualify for their first grading after 36 months or 360 days training from the date after they had enrolled as members, after they have shown proof that they resign/left their last club/association.

6.3) 4 Dan / Yondan (22 Yrs and above) - Non-members from another club or association can also qualify for their first grading after 48 months or 480 days training from the date after they had enrolled as members, after they have shown proof that they resign/left their last club/association.

Club Aikido
As at 01/06/2011

Friday, August 06, 2010

Code of Conduct

Club Aikido

Code of Conduct for Members

1.0 Members should always try to uphold the spirit of Aikido when dealing with others. Treat each other with respect & decorum at all times regardless of age/rank/gender/race. Avoid getting involved in politically motivated issues which could bring disharmony to the Club & its members.

1.1 We should understand that there will always be differences of opinion in any discussion on Club issues. We should always respect the right of others to disagree with our views & give those alternative views its due consideration in finding common ground to the benefit of the Club. In cases where there is a conflict of interest due to knowledge or contacts & the member is not comfortable with participating in the discussion, then the member/s should make this known or request to be excused from the discussion.

2.0 New members/trainees are always welcome as long as they observe guideline(1.0) above & do not harbor unhealthy motives or contribute to unnecessary misunderstanding between members.

2.1 Club Aikido only accepts single membership & will not accept members if they are registered with another group.

2.2 All non-members are treated as guests & their presence will only be on approval/invitational basis.

2.3 Senior members(2 kyu above) will have their names in the blog register but new senior members/re-joiners will have their names put up in the blog only after minimum 1 year active membership. Names put up in the Club’s blog as Assistants Instructors or in any other capacity are purely for Club’s administrative reference. It is not to be treated as a permanent appointment or a public announcement of an appointment. The Club will from time to time add or remove certain postings in line with its administrative requirements.

2.4 Senior members who stop paying the annual membership fees will still have their names maintained in the blog register but only for another 1 year unless membership is renewed.

3.0 Club issues if discussed should only be amongst members. Members should not discuss Club issues with non-members or others not connected with the Club.

3.1 Discussions on personal matters(if any) between members should be strictly kept & treated as private & confidential.

4.0 The normal seniority guide is :- as in dojo - rank, out of dojo - age/seniority.

5.0 Training sessions :- appointed assistants will take the training sessions regardless of presence of other senior ranks. Other seniors can help the junior trainees if necessary but at no time should they held-up, interrupt, or disrupt the training session.

5.1 Seniors & assistant instructors should stop/discourage trainees who confuse others with other forms of aikido or unnecessary display of other martial arts during training.

5.2 The most seniors should start the warm-up session whenever the appointed assistant or instructor is still not available at the stipulated training time, and will handover to the assistant/instructor at an appropriated interval when he/she arrived.

6.0 It is good to keep in mind that the training sessions are meant to achieve/promote a universal understanding of Aikido & its practices. It is to give an opportunity to the trainees to appreciate aikido as an art, to develop/improve one’s skill in aikido & to promote/maintain both physical & mental well being.

7.0 The Club always welcomes & appreciates any help rendered by members to its activities/administration. All such help will be coordinated via the Club’s administration.

7.1 All contributions to the Club’s fund will be very much appreciated & the fund will be managed & accounted with transparency by some selected volunteers.

7.2 Sponsorship of & contributions to their Club’s various activities will be considered on a case by case basis. Much as the Club truly appreciates members’ sponsorship & contributions, the Club is also trying its best to attain financial independence for the benefit of all members. In that regard, members should not take it negatively if a sponsorship or contribution is deferred. It should be taken as an indication that the Club is well on its way to financial stability.

7.3 The Club’s fund can be used to subsidise financially strapped sincere senior trainees for participation in paid aikido activities & courses fees base on case by case basis.

8.0 The normal guide to entrusting any responsibility on Club matters/training sessions will be considered first to own club members afterwhich then consideration to new seniors from other clubs on case by case basis.

9.0 The Club will do its best to treat all its members fairly & respectfully regardless of race/gender/rank.

10.0 The Club reserve the right not to entertain any complaints/grievances deem unrelated, hidden agenda, personal motives, political motives.

11.0 No person, unless expressly authorized, shall assume the role of a spokesperson for the Club. Announcements pertaining to the direction, future plans & overall policies of the Club will be made only by the Club’s authorized representative. The Club will, from time to time, appoint certain members / trainees to make certain announcements, to convey messages or to help in certain matters pertaining to the Club’s activities/administration.

12.0 Members/trainees are to verify with Club whenever in doubt. The Club will always try to clarify these issues as soon as possible to the benefit of all.

13.0 The Club will always try to work towards to the direction of friendship & cooperation with others without borders.

The above guidelines are subjected to change for the benefit & health of both Club Aikido & all the members. It will provide us with an identity & show others our sincerity without doubt.

The seniors who have been with the Club since its beginning will be entrusted to oversee and guide the members on the Club's Code of Conducts.

Good as from 20/07/2010

Saturday, July 24, 2010

July Seminar and Grading

CONGRATULATIONS

Club Aikido congratulates the participants who went through their recent dan grading successfully :-

NIDAN
1. Mohamed Goush
2. Lim, Lee Famularcano
3. Ho Sue Leong

SHODAN
1. Ong Boon Seng, Vincent
2. Ahmad Firdaus
3. Muhammed Ismail
4. Tam Chi Keung
5. Sim Hui Chin

Club Aikido would also like to thank all participants to the Seminar by Andrew Williamson Sensei - Aikido Shinryukan, Canterbury, NZ. Again thank you for all your presence and support to make the event successful and memorable.

Special thanks for their time, support and sponsorship :-

Ringo Wong
Andy Tan
Francis Joaquim D'Souza

And with appreciations for the above and overseeing to the finer details.
Tam Chi Keung
Mohamed Goush

CLUB AIKIDO