Observation in Aikido: The Hidden Skill That Unlocks True Progress
Most students think Aikido progress comes from training harder, getting stronger, or memorizing more techniques.
But what if the real key isn’t physical at all?
In this week’s video, Lia Suzuki Shihan (7th dan Aikikai) explains how developing your ability to observe changes everything — from how you receive technique to how you connect with your partner.
✨ Learn why “stealing the technique” is part of traditional Aikido learning
👁️ Discover what to actually watch — hands, feet, centers, timing, and balance
🌿 Train awareness to grow deeper, not just stronger
👁️ Discover what to actually watch — hands, feet, centers, timing, and balance
🌿 Train awareness to grow deeper, not just stronger
🎥 WATCH: Observation in Aikido – The Hidden Skill That Unlocks True Progress
🌿 Your Practice Prompt:
👣 Observe the hands and feet
🧭 Notice the centers connecting
⚖️ Sense the timing and balance
💬 How did it change your awareness?
Share your experience — I read every reply.
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