Martial arts master releases new guidebook
Thought about martial arts lately? Author David Nemeroff’s new book, Enter Into Aikido may just have you considering it a little differently.
Enter Into Aikido is a great resource for potential students and beginners who want to learn more about the art of Aikido. Nemeroff covers a wide variety of topics, including what to look for in a school, lineage and legitimacy in the martial arts, dojo etiquette, and what to expect from Aikido training.
Additionally, the reader finds information about Aikido’s history, philosophical concepts, as well as a description of various styles of Aikido. Personal stories from the author and other Aikido students add insight and interest to the text. Enter into Aikido is an essential guide for any beginner and a valuable reference for aikido-ka of all skill levels.
Published by Tate Publishing and Enterprises, the book is available at any bookstore nationwide , or by visiting barnesandnoble.com, amazon.com or target.com. An audio version of the book is also available from the publisher.
Nemeroff is the director and chief instructor of Aikido Masters Self-Defense Academy in Whitehall, Pa. Besides having black belts in nine different styles of martial arts, Nemeroff was appointed to the title of Soke-dai, or successor, to Fukasa-ryu Aikido, meaning not only is Nemeroff the Aikido division head for the entire organization, but when the head of the style dies, he inherits the art.
He is also a professor of Aikido at Penn State University and a national board certified massage therapist specializing in Craniosacral Therapy. Furthermore, Nemeroff teaches qigong (Chinese meditation methods) to cancer patients, drug rehab patients and members of a local half-way house.
