Description
Australian aikido teacher (6th dan, Iwama Ryu) and Chief Instructor of Aikido
Takemusu (Vic). A graduate in physics, engineering and risk management, he began
aikido in Melbourne in 1970, practiced at the Aikikai Hombu Dojo in 1976, and
was uchi-deshi under Morihiro Saito at Iwama from 1978 to 1980. He established
the Rensei Dojo in Melbourne in the early 1980s and was the first teacher of
Tristão da Cunha.
Teachers (1)
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Saitō Morihiro
Uchi deshi sports_kabaddiIwama Dojo
badge (1978-1980)
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Barry Knight practiced at Iwama under Morihiro Saito from 1978 to 1980,
documented by both the Aikido Journal encyclopedia entry and the saitosensei
1980s page
"Began training in 1970 in Melbourne. Practiced at AIKIKAI HOMBU DOJO in
1976 and in IWAMA under Morihiro SAITO from 1978-1980. Upon his return to
Australia, established a private dojo where he teaches IWAMA-STYLE AIKIDO."
— Josh Gold. (2011). Barry Alan Knight (Aikido
Journal Encyclopedia). Aikido Journallinkinfo
"Both these practices were first developed in 1978 when Rob Okun, Craig
Brown, Berry Knight and I lived in Iwama for 2 years and Saito Sensei started to
teach Asa no Keiko 7 days a week for the uchi deshi."
— 1980's - Morihiro Saito Senseilinkinfo
Ranks (2)
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military_tech6 dan
3balance
Dan-Kyu System (1995-01)
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Primary-source confirmation from Barry Knight's own dojo page (rensei.htm)
that he was awarded 6th dan in aikido in January 1995; the saitosensei 1985
photo caption also refers to him as later 6th dan, while the Aikido Journal
encyclopedia listed 5 dan
"Knight Sensei is the Chief Instructor of Aikido Takemusu (Vic) in
Australia. He was awarded 6th Dan in Aikido in January 1995 and has studied in
the art for over 30 years."
— Barry Knight. (2001). Rensei Dojo Caulfield -
Aikido Takemusulinkhistoryinfo
"Barry Knight (later 6th dan in Melbourne)"
— 1980's - Morihiro Saito Senseilinkinfo
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"5th dan Aikikai- Iwama-style"
— Josh Gold. (2011). Barry Alan Knight (Aikido
Journal Encyclopedia). Aikido Journallinkinfo
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Dan-Kyu System
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4th dan in kyudo (Japanese archery) listed in the Aikido Journal encyclopedia
entry, no corroborating source found
"4th dan kyudo."
— Josh Gold. (2011). Barry Alan Knight (Aikido
Journal Encyclopedia). Aikido Journallinkinfo
Students (1)
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Tristão da Cunha
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Well-documented first traditional (Iwama) aikido teacher in Melbourne, trained
with daily until the end of the university course, named Barry Knight in the CAO
interview and Barry Night on the Aikishurendojo pages
"Passado um mês comecei a treinar com um outro professor que fazia Aikido
Tradicional, chamado Barry Knight que na altura era 3º Dan, creio, hoje penso
que é quinto. Este foi o meu primeiro contacto com o Aikido de Iwama."
— Pedro Escudeiro. (2000). Entrevista ao Professor
Tristão da Cunha (Pedro Escudeiro, 2000). Surya (Centro de Artes Orientais)
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"Morihiro Saito (1928 – 2002) taught Aikido to many generations of
students. One such student Barry Knight (1945 – Present) continues to refine and
explore those mind-body Aiki concepts in his Rensei dojo in Caulfield Melbourne,
Australia."
— About Aikido - Taku Ma Dojo (Geelong)linkinfo
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