Lia Suzuki

Executive Director / Head Instructor at Aikido Kenkyukai International, USA
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(386) 825-5501
Location
Los Angeles Metropolitan Area
Languages
  • English Native or bilingual proficiency
  • Japanese Full professional proficiency
  • Spanish Limited working proficiency
  • German Limited working proficiency

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Linda Newlin, MCC

Lia is an exceptional teacher! My son loved her classes and I highly recommend her for all ages who want to benefit from the gifts of Aikido!

Shersy Kerstin Benson, MBA, ALM

Lia has a ton of passion for her work and works tirelessly towards her goals. She is disciplined and an excellent teacher. I can't recommend her enough!

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Credentials

  • 6th dan (6th degree black belt)
    Aikido World Headquarters: Tokyo, Japan

Experience

    • United States
    • Spectator Sports
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Executive Director / Head Instructor
      • Jan 1996 - Present

      Aikido Kenkyukai Santa Barbara is a 501(c)(3) California nonprofit public benefit corporation. AKSB is dedicated to encouraging the practice of the Japanese non-violent martial art of aikido and promoting aikido as a positive and effective vehicle for self improvement and spiritual growth, and as a harmonious way to resolve everyday stress and conflict.

    • Director
      • Jan 1996 - Present

      Aikido Kenkyukai International, USA is under the auspices of Takeda Yoshinobu Shihan, 8th dan of Yokohama, Japan. It currently has dojos in the Philadelphia area, Santa Barbara, CA, Goleta, CA, and Los Angeles, CA.

    • Owner / President
      • Aug 1987 - 1996

      ACTIVE English School employed a revolutionary approach by language learning, developed by Lia Suzuki. Rather than using text books and having students learn grammar in theory, ACTIVE English used activities in teaching foreign languages. All classes were structured around a specific activity to engage the students, putting them in real-life situations, where language proficiency is important in the outcome. Some examples of classes were "Cooking in English Class", "Sightseeing English", "Windsurfing English", etc. Show less

Education

  • Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
    BA, Foreign Languages and Cultures
  • Meredith Manor School of Horsemanship
    Riding Master, Equine Sciences, Teaching Techniques, Training, etc.

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