Pro Sessions Aikido
The techniques you will learn are about blending, flowing with energy rather than direct conflict, relying on physical and verbal force. It is about stillness, focus, power, the precision and effectiveness in movement in your everyday life. That same stillness, focus, power, precision, and effectiveness in your movement will be there if you find yourself in a moment, that may determine injury or worse, to you or someone you love.
Precision and Effectiveness in Movement
Morales Sensei
Morales Sensei has been studying aikido for 22 years, iaido for 20 years, and Zen for 30 years. He is the chief instructor for Pro Sessions Aikido. He holds the rank of Godan (5th degree black belt) in aikido and Sandan (3rd degree black belt) in iaido. Morales Sensei and his wife Sandra Morales opened Pro Sessions Aikido dojo on May 1st, 2017 in Upland, California.
Dojo Cho – Pro Sessions Aikido
Member of the Black Belt of AAA
Member of the Black Belt of AAA/AAI
Member of the black belt test committee for the Western Region AAA
Certified Instructor by Aikido Association of America / Aikido Association International
Iaido – Sandan – Aiki Toho Iai “Nishio-Ryu Toho Iaido
Aiki Toho Iai Instructor – Pro Sessions Aikido
Member of Nishikaza Aikido Society of America
Meditation – Zen 30 years, Zazen 24 years.
Sandra Morales
Sandra Morales has been studying aikido for 20 years, iaido for 6 years. Sandra Morales is an instructor for Pro Sessions Aikido. She holds the rank of Sandan (3rd degree black belt) in aikido and Shodan (1st degree black belt) in iaido.
Instructor – Pro Sessions Aikido
Member of the Black Belt of AAA
Member of the Black Belt of AAA/AAI
Certified Instructor by Aikido Association of America / Aikido Association International
Iaido – Shodan – Aiki Toho Iai “Nishio-Ryu Toho Iaido
Member of Nishikaza Aikido Society of America
Pro Sessions Aikido
Dojo Statement
It is about creating an environment where students and instructors can become the best version of themselves. The environment is built by a structured process, strategies, and tactics. The focus is on results, not activity.
Why do we place such a high emphasis on producing results, not just activity? Time and energy. Students and instructors cannot get back their time, and they only have a certain amount of energy each day.
When you understand this, not just an intellectual understanding, but where it has penetrated your whole being, you realize that each person you are dealing with is giving you the most valuable items in their life.
It is out of gratitude for their time and energy that drives us to increase our understanding of aikido techniques continually – constantly researching and implementing the best teachings on, instructing, how to train more effectively, and how to absorb and retain information better, communications, and time management.
It is not training that makes the difference; how you train makes a difference in the quality of your aikido and iaido.
