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Common Knowledge Scholarship Foundation and Aikido of South Florida team up and Reward Students with Scholarships
Fort Lauderdale, FL -The Common Knowledge Scholarship Foundation (CKSF) and Aikido of South Florida (ASF) recently teamed up to reward the latest winners of the organizations' Aikido of South Florida Scholarship.
Aikido of South Florida's
"Make the Mark" Scholarship program
The Aikido of South Florida Make the Mark Scholarship is designed to reward students for excelling academically in High School as well as an incentive for other students to gain access to this unique opportunity by "Making the Mark". It's about being acknowledged for making the marks in school, providing an incentive for our future generation to excel in school, promoting the arts and studying a discipline that will afford the best tools for challenges to come.
Aikido of South Florida Scholarship
Aikido of South Florida teams up with Common Knowledge Scholarship Foundation for a chance for High School Students in Broward, Palm Beach and Miami Dade counties to win $500.00 of Scholarships towards your education and Jr. scholarships awarded to the top 10 marks for 50% off tuition at Aikido of South Florida.
In addition, maintain a 3.5 GPA and CKSF will extend the scholarship another 3 months.
Stephanie Yap Sensei - Chief Instructor
of Aikido of South Florida Seminar at Nippon Kan
Stephanie Yap Sensei, Chief Instructor of Aikido of South Florida Iwama Shin Shin Aiki Shurenkai USA taught an inspiring weekend seminar at Nippon Kan dojo in early December, 2011. The weather was unusually frigid that weekend with temperatures outside well below zero. Even with challenging conditions, students traveled from a tri-state area to practice with Stephanie Yap Sensei, and her dynamic style and incredible expertise delighted all attending students.
Stephanie Yap Sensei began her Aikido training in the 1980's after graduating from the School of Engineering and Design in Miami, Florida. After training in Scandinavia for some years, Yap Sensei became an uchideshi under the late Morihiro Saito Shihan in Iwama, Japan. Over the past decades, she has spent a collective 3 years training in Iwama and Homma Kancho has very high regard for Yap's Sensei's technical expertise and leadership qualities. Homma Kancho has supported Yap Sensei teaching at Nippon Kan Headquarters in Denver, and dojos in Mexico, Brazil, Korea and Mongolia; working to introduce Stephanie Sensei to the world as "One of The World's Most Powerful Woman Aikido Instructor"!
Many thanks to Stephanie Yap Sensei for a wonderful weekend!
Written by
David Geras
Nippon Kan Board of Directors
Hitohira Saito
Hitohira Saito Sensei, began his Aikido education at the tender age of seven under the direct tutelage of the Founder, Morihei Ueshiba. He continued this training under O'Sensei until the master's demise in 1969, at which time he automatically continued his learning under O'Sensei's chief disciple, his own father, Morihiro Saito, 9th dan.
Testimonials
Being someone who has a hand in training new law enforcement officers, I find Aikido to be a perfect fit. I would recommend it to anyone of my colleagues. The focus on body movement, balance displacement and joint manipulation are all aspects of defensive tactics for law enforcement officers.-Gavin Sinclair - Correctional Officer, Defensive Tactics Instructor, EOD Technician
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