Aslando: Turkish Martial Art and Defense
Aslando is a unique defensive art that has its roots in 5,000 years of Turkish martial culture and combines nobility and discipline with the demands of the modern world. This teaching, whose name means “The Way of the Lion,” is not only a method of physical combat, but a holistic life discipline that trains the body, mind, and character simultaneously. Instead of responding to violence with violence, Aslando is based on controlling the opponent’s energy with mind and technique. It offers people of all ages the opportunity to get to know themselves, discover their limits, and reach their inner strength. This path, which rejects violence and promotes protection and humanity, proudly represents the Turkish heritage of defense in 16 countries today.
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ASLANDO FOR CHILDREN
Aslando is usually trained mixed. It is suitable for both men and women.Women are equal to men because it is important..
ASLANDO FOR ADULTS AND WOMEN
Despite a long tradition of equality, self-confidence and self-expression are issues for most girls and young women.
ASLANDO BASIC TRAINING PROGRAM
The Aslando basic training program offers a systematic and comprehensive learning process for individuals new to martial arts.
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Aslando literally means “The Lion’s Path” (Do = Path); it represents the most powerful animal on land. Technically…
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Mikail Ali Çetiner
The founder of Aslando
WHO IS THE FOUNDER OF ASLANDO?
Mikail Ali Çetiner was born in 1979 in Austria. He is the third child of an expatriate family, originally of Turkmen origin, whose grandfather settled in Tepe village (formerly Turkmen village) in the Kaman district of Kırşehir about 180 years ago. He completed his primary and secondary education in Baden, Austria, and then completed his engineering education.
In 1983, with the encouragement of his family, he took his first step into the world of sports with training in Korean martial arts Taekwondo/Hapkido. Because even at the age of 4, his being very active, dynamic, fast and determined seemed to herald that he could be a successful athlete in the future. In order to further develop and strengthen the talents of their children, his parents enrolled him in parallel with the Japanese martial arts Karate/Aikido school in the same region in 1985.
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