Dear Association representative, and/or Club secretary/instructor, The British Aikido Board supports the work of the Sport and Recreation Alliance (formerly CCPR) on its survey assessing the financial health of sports clubs in the UK (find out more about the Sport and Recreation Alliance). In the last survey, in 2009, enough BAB Aikido clubs participated in the survey for the BAB to warrant its own report compiled by the Sport and Recreation Alliance. The report the BAB received was totally anonymous but did give us an insight into the types of training venues used and hall hire costs, etc.

The Campus, Highlands Lane, Weston super Mare. BS24 7DX - Sunday 15th May 2011
Time 11:00 to 16:30 12 to 19 year old Aikidoka welcome.

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Seend Aiki Shurenkai held the first ever Aikido practise inside the stone circle at Stonehenge on Saturday 29 January 2011. Memebers of the association traveled from around England to attend this event hosted by Matt Hill Sensei. Meditation, Keikeo and an open air cooked breakfast, enjoyed by all.  Click to see the picture.

Aiki Extensions is doing great work that truly effects the lives of its recipients, but it is also doing a lot to promote the good name of aikido. If you can support its work in any way it would certainly make a difference, particularly in the UK, where we have but a fledgling presence.

Aikido Times for December 2010, The news letter for the British Aikido Board.