Syu Do Kan

Description

Dojo in Casablanca created in 1970 by M'Barek Alaoui and Emile Metzinger after they left Georges Stobbaerts, following the falling-out between Stobbaerts and Nobuyoshi Tamura at the Budo Club du Maroc. It followed the Tamura (Aikikai) line and is described on its Facebook page as the first aikido school in Morocco and Africa, created by Alaoui; it remains active under the Alaoui family.

Also known as

سيو دو كان

Locations (1)

• location_onCasablanca

  29 rue Ghdifa Bent El Madani, Casablanca

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Founders

Instructors (1)

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  Tamura Nobuyoshi

  1970

Trained here (1)

• person
  Emile Metzinger

  sports_martial_artsAikidō Possible

  Possible

  After the 1970 split, the Syu do kan co-founded by Metzinger and Alaoui followed the Tamura (Aikikai) line, per the Aikido Journal interview; the teacher relationship is inferred from the school's line rather than stated directly.

  Some evidence points to the claim, but it is thin, indirect, or in unresolved conflict with other evidence.

  under Tamura Nobuyoshi (1970)

  fact_checkassessed by FSMverified

  Frederico Muñoz

  Researcher, Martialis

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  After the 1970 split, the Syu do kan co-founded by Metzinger and Alaoui followed the Tamura (Aikikai) line, per the Aikido Journal interview; the teacher relationship is inferred from the school's line rather than stated directly.

  visibilityFirst-hand alt_routeIndirect

  “quand il est revenu au Maroc, il est allé avec M'Barek Alaoui et Emile Metzinger, au Syu do kan.”

  — Horst Schwickerath. (2014). Entretien - Gérard Obellianne (Aikido Journal). Aikido Journallink history info

Tags

aikido · aikikai · morocco · casablanca · syu-do-kan

Sources