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	Ikeda Sensei
		Ikeda Sensei began his study of aikido in 1968, as a college student at Kokugakuin University in Tokyo.
		In 1980, he moved to Boulder to establish Boulder Aikikai, an associate of Saotome Sensei's Aikido Schools of Ueshiba.
		Ikeda Sensei lives with his family in Boulder, where he teaches at Boulder Aikikai and manages the operations of Bu Jin Design, his martial arts supply manufacturing and mail order company.
	www.asu.org /Ikeda.html (146 words)

	UMN Shotokan - Instructors
		Sensei Fusaro is a 7th degree fl belt - only the second non-Japanese karateka to achieve the rank of Master - and is the North Central Regional Director for the AAKF.
		Sensei Fusaro is the Head Instructor for the club, and administers all rank tests.
		Sensei delMas is a 3rd degree fl belt (Sandan) who began his karate training here at the UMN Shotokan Karate Club in 1973, while an undergraduate at the University.
	www.tc.umn.edu /~karate/instructors.html (276 words)

	Remembering O-Sensei
		Then Sensei told me to come to see him in the afternoon and said that he would demonstrate the art for me. I thought to myself that the martial arts were originally secret arts which should never be taught or shown to outsiders...
		Sakurai Sensei: This is what Ueshiba Sensei himself also told me. he said that until he went to Mongolia his art was budo but after that trip it changed and became a true and pure art.
		Sensei clearly states that it is the art of the kami.
	www.aikidojournal.com /article.php?articleID=394 (3699 words)

	Remembering Morihiro Saito Sensei
		Sensei would often mention that he and his wife Sata had spent 23 years serving O-Sensei and his wife Hata and that he would continue to serve the founder and propagate his techniques until he breathed his last.
		Sensei was conscious of the criticism that "Iwama Aikido" was overly concerned with basics and too static in the execution of techniques.
		Sensei told me that the reason for the difference was that O-Sensei was conscious of being filmed in public and would purposely not demonstrate techniques in the same way he would teach in Iwama.
	www.aikidojournal.com /article.php?articleID=187 (4409 words)

	sensei (Japanese to English translation glossary) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Sensei is used to address someone who is respected by an individual, groups, community or society.
		Sensei can be someone who is a teacher by profession or doctors, scientists, polititian or any others who have greater positive impact on others.
		Sensei is pronoun, therefore, used to address someone instead of his/her name.
	www.proz.com /kudoz/750 (604 words)

	Ride the Wind
		Sensei has also competed in the two TPG hand-launch contests held since the Internationals, winning the first and placing third in the second one.
		Doug Reel, from LA has brought it to Sensei Roe's attention that HE is really the "King" of the west coast pilots, and sure enough, he does have the best record, with three firsts, a second and three thirds thirds to his credit.
		Sensei says, "My wife is the greatest, she is totally supportive of both my work as a professional Martial Artist, and my hobby as a serious R/C sailplane pilot.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/sensei_john_roe/ridethew.htm (2100 words)

	Ohtsuka Sensei
		Funakoshi Sensei was, in turn, impressed by Ohtsuka's enthusiasm and determination to understand Karate and agreed to teach him all he knew about it.
		Ohtsuka Sensei thought that the full spirit of Budo, which concentrates on defence and attack, was missing, and that kata techniques did not work in realistic fighting situations.
		Ohtsuka Sensei's personalised style of Karate was officially registered in 1938 after he was awarded the rank of "Renshi-go".
	www.wado-ryu.org /wadoryu/ohtsuka.asp (924 words)

	What is a Sensei?
		As you should be beginning to see, sensei can mean a teacher in the literal sense of the word but it is also used as a title of respect.
		In short, he is the guy responsible for the wine from the time the grape vines are planted or bud out, until the moment the wine is on its own, so to speak, when it has been put in casks and must now age and develop according to the qualities inherent in it.
		This situation, of seniors either pretending to be sensei or believing themselves to be, is a very common problem in the American martial arts training hall.
	www.furyu.com /archives/issue6/sensei.html (3272 words)

	Sensei - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Japanese expression sensei derives from but is not semantically identical to the Chinese word xiansheng, which is written with the same characters.
		Japanese speakers are particularly sensitive to this usage when it concerns members of an in-group who spontaneously associate or identify sensei with a particular person—many if not most Japanese speakers readily see this usage as indicative of adherents speaking of a charismatic spiritual or cult leader.
		In speech, a sarcastic sensei is intoned for emphasis, whereas in print it is rendered in katakana, akin to scare quotes or italics in English.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sensei (494 words)

	New York Aikikai: O' Sensei
		When I told Yamada Sensei that I intended to spend a few days in Tokyo and visit Hombu he was kind enough to write a letter of introduction.
		O Sensei had just gotten up from praying for some time on the mat and was walking slowly like the 84 year old man that he was (he appeared thin, about 120 pounds).
		He demonstrated extension by letting Saito Sensei try to push is arm and then felling him with a small hip movement, a lead and a form of Irimi Nage finish.
	www.nyaikikai.com /osensei.asp (427 words)

	What is a Sensei?
		Most martial artists also consider a sensei to be a life-long guide who provides students with physical, mental and even sometimes spiritual training.
		Students move, Judo clubs close, sensei retire, and it is hard to find an instructor that can provide you with such lessons for a long time.
		Over the years I have seen how wonderful Judo is from the perspective of a kid and an adult, a beginner, an intermediate student, a tournament competitor, a tournament official, a new teacher, a club head instructor, and an international team coach.
	www.judoinfo.com /sensei1.htm (873 words)

	1998 - Norbert Donnelly
		Tragically, Sensei Noxon died a year and a half later.
		During this time, Sensei Donnelly was certified by the State of Michigan to teach at police academies.
		During the same year, he completed two videos, "Free Spar" and "Isshin-Ryu’s Basic Exercises." He is currently working on a book and video series on all the Isshin-Ryu katas as well as doing a rewrite of his original book.
	www.isshinryu.nxs.net /members/Donnelly.htm (502 words)

	O'Sensei Hironori Ohtsuka I
		Ohtsuka Sensei thought that the full spirit of Budo, which concentrates on defense and attack, was missing, and that kata techniques did not work in realistic fighting situations.
		Ohtsuka Sensei thought that there was a need for this more dynamic and fluid type of Karate to be taught, so he decided to leave Funakoshi Sensei to concentrate on developing his own style of Karate - Wado.
		Ohtsuka Sensei's personalized style of Karate was officially registered in 1938 after he was awarded the rank of "Renshi-go".
	www.useasternwado.com /OSenseiBio.htm (969 words)

	Fumio Toyoda Sensei, A Memorial Tribute Written by Gaku Homma
		Toyoda Sensei and Koichi Tohei Sensei were both born in the Tochigi prefecture in the same hometown in Japan.
		Toyoda Sensei, with his background experience and skill at organizing dojos at the college level set about the task of aligning dojos across the US to join their new organization; Ki Aikido.
		Toyoda Sensei was a front line soldier that left Aikikai and his future to come to a new country in the line of duty to a teacher he held in the highest regard.
	www.nippon-kan.org /senseis_articles/toyoda_memorial.html (2432 words)

	Tomiki Sensei
		In 1926, Ueshiba Sensei arrived in Tokyo, and asked to meet with Kano Sensei, that Kano might be shown the new art form that Ueshiba was developing (and which he would a decade later christen "Aikido.") Kano was much impressed by both Ueshiba himself, and by the system of budo which he was formalizing.
		Tomiki Sensei studied under Ueshiba's personal direction for over a decade, and was such a diligent student that he was the first deshi to whom Ueshiba ever awarded a Menkyo, the much sought after teaching credential of the promotion systems of old style Japanese martial arts.
		In 1967, Tomiki Sensei set up Shodokan Hombu Dojo to be the headquarters for his burgeoning organization, which goes by the name of the Japan Aikido Association.
	vsa.vassar.edu /~aikido/tomikibio.htm (1291 words)

	1990 - Doug Noxon
		Upon meeting Sensei James Chapman, a student of Master Don Nagle, he began his studies in Isshin-Ryu.
		Sensei Noxon's life ended tragically in an auto accident on April 27, 1971.
		Sensei Noxon was married and left four children, one of whom, Terry Noxon-Tutor, has followed in her father's footsteps and holds a Black Belt in Isshin-Ryu.
	www.isshinryu.nxs.net /members/Noxon.htm (185 words)

	Michele Benzamin-Miki Sensei holds three Fifth-Degree Black Belts
		Michele Benzamin-Miki Sensei is biracial, of Japanese and European-American heritage.
		She is also a member of The Pacific Association of Women Martial Artists (PAWMA), The National Women's Martial Arts Federation (NWMAF),and The Association of Women Martial Arts Instructors (AWMAI) and periodically teaches at their training camps held on bothe the West and East Coasts.
		Sensei’s Fred Newman, Bob Reiner, Terry Dobson, Hiroshi Ikeda, and Frank Doran were other teachers I studied under.
	www.manzanitavillage.org /aikido/fr_sensei.html (698 words)

	Sensei Ingram
		Sensei Cindy, who had only been top rated in fighting, went on to become the State Champion in kata and in weapons.
		Sensei Sheri is also a certified coach and judge for AAU Karate Competition.
		Sensei Sheri endeavors to teach her students that being a good martial artist is being a good example for others - both inside and outside karate class.
	www.ingramskarate.com /ingram.htm (1301 words)

	Who is Sensei, Sensei Tanzadeh Shitoryu Karate Do Cyber Academy
		A Sensei is an excellent teacher who conveys, at the correct time, the proper knowledge, in the best possible way and manner to students, and sees students and their problems as they themselves rarely do-impartially.
		Sensei advises, in an appropriate manner, on the inner spiritual aspect of the art, and always lends a friendly ear to listen carefully.
		Sensei will note what affects the students in and of the dojo, how they act towards friends, family, and work, and will work with the students accordingly.
	www.shitokai.com /sensei.php (436 words)

	Franco Sanguinetti Sensei
		Sanguinetti Sensei initiated his training in Budo in 1972, and since then, he has trained under the tutelage of strict, traditional Okinawan and Japanese instructors.
		Franco Sanguinetti met Matayoshi Sensei for the first time in 1981 when he traveled to Okinawa to participate in the 1st IOGKF International Gasshuku and Tournament.
		It was during this trip that Sanguinetti Sensei, in search of more depth to his training, made the decision to move to Okinawa, the birthplace of Karate and Kobudo.
	www.bushikan.com /Sensei/SenseiIndex.htm (437 words)

	The Sensei
		A sensei therefore is someone who has been "born before" you in the system you are studying and is therefore senior to you, or in Shakespearian terms your "better." This is not the same as the western idea of a coach.
		A sensei can actually do what he teaches, he or she embodies the art, while a coach can teach you how to do something without necessarily being able to perform the skill him or herself.
		The sensei's role is therefore vital and transcends the teaching of mere technique, which is actually the province of the coach.
	www.dragon-tsunami.org /Dtimes/Pages/article31.htm (2357 words)

	Shoji Nishio Sensei
		In Japan it is a general rule that after the death of a person he or she is given a new name in the temple.
		Shoji Nishio Sensei was born in Aomori Prefecture in 1927.
		Nishio Sensei made regular trips abroad to Scandinavia, Europe and the U.S.A. Shoji Nishio Sensei is an 8th dan Shihan, Aikikai Federation, and 7th dan Shihan in the Nihon Zendoku Iaido Federation.
	www.aikidojo.info /html/shoji_nishio_sensei.html (798 words)

	Those Who Have Made it Over the Pass
		It is a blessing in that we are able to spend more time with our parents and grandparents, but even as lucky as we are, as our loved ones age into their seventies or eighties, all children worry about the inevitability of the future.
		Even before his father’s death, Hitohiro Sensei had a looming burden to bear, and when his father finally fought his last battle and passed from this life, his death was a traumatic event not only for Hitohiro Sensei but for the entire Aikido world.
		Hitohiro Sensei was beginning to take control and be able to balance the stresses and responsibilities in his life with growing skill.
	nippon-kan.org /senseis_articles/04_over_the_pass/over_the_pass.html (1475 words)

	Sensei (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It seems quite feasible that as he was living and working in the Tokyo area at that time that his school /home may have been directly affected by the earthquake.
		The monument to Usui sensei is situated in Tokyo and has a large inscription to 'Usui's Virtue'.
		Sensei means Master a title traditionally given in Japan as a sign of respect to a teacher, doctors, artists etc. It is not a title given or taken to oneself, it is given, for instance, by a student as a sign of respect for his teacher.
	www.usuireiki.fsnet.co.uk /Usui.html (3570 words)

	About - Sensei Enterprises, Inc (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Sensei Enterprises, Inc. was founded in 1997 by Sharon D. Nelson, Esq., a practicing attorney, and John W. Simek, a highly certified technologist.
		By combining their knowledge of technology and the law, Sensei has successfully filled a niche market in legal technology and computer forensics.
		After forming Sensei, he ended his 20+ year affiliation with Mobil Oil Corporation, where he served as a senior technologist troubleshooting Mobil’s networks throughout the western hemisphere.
	www.senseient.com /default.asp?page=about.htm (679 words)

	Spotlight - Michael Friedl Sensei (Site not responding. Last check: )
		I became a student of Doran Sensei at that time and have been a student of Doran Sensei and a member of Division 2 ever since.
		I was leaving for Japan in 1980 to be uchi deshi for Saito Sensei and of course was fearful of the unknown.
		Traveling to the airport, I was part of Saito Sensei's large group which included Bruce Klickstein and some of Saito Sensei's other high ranking deshi.
	www.ai-ki-do.org /Dojocho/Spotlights/MFriedl.html (582 words)

	Sensei Neil Stolsmark (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Gakiya Sensei's senior representative in the United States is Neil Stolsmark.
		Sensei Stolsmark was appointed the position of Shibu-cho (branch division head)
		Sensei Stolsmark started his training at age 17 with Sensei Daniel Schroeder.
	home1.gte.net /neilsaaa/sensei_neil.htm (385 words)

	Aikido of Champlain Valley -- Chief Instructor Benjamin Pincus
		Kanai Sensei (8th degree fl belt) in 1982.
		Yamada Sensei (8th degree), Chairman of the United States Aikido Federation, Eastern Region.
		Chiba Sensei (8th degree) in an intensive instructor's education program.
	www.aikidovt.org /bpincus.html (286 words)

	Sensei's Library: Front Page
		Sensei's Library is a collaborative web site about and around the game of Go (also called Igo, Weiqi, and Baduk).
		It is a repository, a discussion medium, it is the pot of GO(ld) at the end of the rainbow!
		If you have any questions, don't hesitate to enter them in the Quick Questions or message board pages.
	senseis.xmp.net (148 words)

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