Aikido Summer Seminar Instructor Intro - Greg Angus Sensei

Next up in our lineup of instructors at our upcoming Aikido Summer Seminar is Greg Angus Sensei.

Greg Sensei and I first met when we were co-teaching a seminar in Berlin with Sensei's Takeshi Yamashima, Dirk Müller, and others.

We hit it off both on and off the mat and I decided then that I'd like to work together at some point in the future.

Read about Greg Sensei' background, teaching approach, and vision below.

And after you've checked out his bio, be sure to click here to pre-register and get on the seminar notifications list!

I hope to see you in May!

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Lia Suzuki
Author: The Teacher (From the Aiki Dialogues)
Director: Aikido Kenkyukai International USA

Greg Angus Sensei

6th dan, Aikikai

Greg Angus Sensei is a roku dan (6th-degree black belt) and chief instructor at Naka Ima Aikikai. Greg Sensei has practiced martial arts for over 45 years and is also a yondan (4th-degree black belt) in karate.

At 13, he began his martial arts training in Karate, a discipline he pursued throughout his high school and university years. In 1986, upon completing his graduate degree in Fine Arts, Greg Sensei travelled to Japan to further his Karate martial art studies. Once there, Greg Sensei encountered Aikido and immediately began his practice at the Hombu Dojo in Tokyo. His Aikido training continued throughout his 10 years in Japan, primarily under the direction of Endo Shihan.

Greg Sensei is an active participant in the Aikido community of Toronto and Canada, and teaches at seminars in North America and Europe. As a deshi of Endo Shihan, Greg Sensei hosts an annual Aikido seminar that is conducted by his teacher in Toronto, with participants attending from all over North America. Off the mat, Greg Sensei works as an artist whose paintings have been exhibited both locally and internationally.

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