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Aikido

Projecting power from center: Opera and Aikido, continued

March 12, 2013 Ben Shaine Leave a comment

Continuing on the theme of similarities between opera singing and Aikido in a previous post, here’s prima donna Roberta Peters in her maturity. Great technique! Compare Hiroshi Ikeda Sensei.

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