About

Micheline Tissier is a prominent figure in Aikido in France and internationally.
She began practicing Aikido at the age of 15 at the Hombu Dojo in Tokyo, Japan.
She mainly followed the teachings of Seigo Yamaguchi Sensei and Christian Tissier Sensei.

She has had the honour of being entrusted with a course at the last three editions of the International Aikido Federation (IAF) congress in Tokyo.

Currently, Micheline Tissier teaches at the Martial Arts Club in Puget-sur-Argens in the south of France and leads courses both nationally and internationally.

Micheline Tissier embodies fundamental values that reflect the spirit of Aikido and her personal commitment to this martial art.

1. Perseverance and Commitment

She started Aikido at a very young age and was able to establish herself in a historically male environment. Her career is a testament to hard work and unwavering determination.

2. Transmission and Pedagogy

As a teacher and trainer, she attaches great importance to sharing knowledge and passing on her experience, particularly to new generations.

3. Respect and Humility

She follows the traditional philosophy of Aikido, which advocates respect for the opponent and a non-violent approach to conflict. Her journey with great Japanese masters also shows her humility in the face of constant learning.

4. Openness and Accessibility

She helped make Aikido more accessible and played a key role in its development in France and internationally.

5. Technical Mastery and Elegance

His style is recognized for its fluidity, precision and efficiency, illustrating a perfect harmony between technique and energy.