About
CONSTITUTION
(a) To promote and maintain the ethical and technical standards of the practise of Aiki related arts and to disseminate knowledge and information relating thereto.
(b) To promote, assist, approve or co-operate with bodies or any other authorities, institutions or establishments, which may conform to, or propose to conform to the standards of the Association.
(c) To organise and establish a coaching and promotion structure and maintain a register of dan grades, coaches, examiners and other such officials who have reached and approved standard as may from time to time be required.
(d) To require for the protection and benefit of the public and Aiki practitioners, a recognised standard of ethical behaviour and conduct of the persons for the time-being admitted to the Association.
Bye Laws
Nil grade to Shodan (1st Dan) should take a period of No less than three years. (regular practice of twice a week)
Shodan (1st Dan) to Nidan (2nd Dan) Two years, Nidan (2nd Dan) to Sandan (3rd Dan) Three years, Sandan (3rd Dan) to Yondan (4th Dan) Four years, Yondan (4th Dan) to Godan (5th Dan) Five years, and so on. (These are minimum times)
Following this guide allows for student to be time served and maintains a credible standard.
Coaching
Zen Eikoku Aikido Renmei registered instructors are encouraged to work towards the City & Guild coaching qualification. To assist you in achieving this aim, we have access to first aid, health & safety and child protection courses.
We, at Zen Eikoku Aikido Renmei know we are not the biggest, but Zen Eikoku Aikido Renmei can offer low cost, high quality service that enables Clubs and Associations to generate funds for themselves
Aims & Objectives ZETAR
Zen Eikoku Tomiki Aikido Renmei aims to provide some of the best Kata coaching available, our aim is to bring the koryu no kata back to a standard format rather than the make them up as you go along that is taking place in some associations.