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Budo Club Ychoussois has been living and transmitting his pas*ion for over 40 years. With its fifty members of different ages and backgrounds, it is now the third club in the Landes. Member of the FFAB Aquitaine League and affiliated to the FFAB, Aikido offers 144 m² of tatami mats bathed in light. Aikidokas also have loan weapons in generous quantities, in order to allow more people to practice without being hampered by equipment expenses. Finally, the changing rooms are like the Aikido clas*es are dispensed from September to June. Anyone wishing to join the as*ociation BUDO CLUB YCHOUSSOIS as a practitioner must register. - present a medical certificate of no contraindication to the practice of Aikido - subscribe a license to the federation to which the as*ociation is affiliated ,. DO*NLOAD ALL DOCU*ENTS NECESSARY FOR REGISTRATION. -The as*ociation lends arms (bokken, jo, tanto) at the beginning of the session according to the course proposed by the professor. It is asked to take care of it, and to respect the instructions of the teacher. - The practitioner must attend the course in Keikogi (kimono). The hakama port is allowed to practitioners who have attained at least the - to get your Keikogi, we recommend these links: founder of Aikido: O'sensei Morihei Ueshiba. This salute is a mark of respect and politeness. Officially recognized Budo by the Japanese State in 1940, Aikido is a still recent martial art, in constant evolution and practiced by more than 60,000 people in France. Its creator O Sensei Master Morihei Ueshiba, then very experienced in Juj jitsu and Ken jutsu, had the intuition after a fight against a Japanese officer, teacher of Kendo. Despite all his attempts, the Kenshi (Kendo practitioner) never managed to reach Master Ueshiba who was fighting