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0 - The Mid-Michigan Yoshokai Aikido
Aikido, the way of harmony, grew out of the combat disciplines of the Japanese Samurai. Founded in 1925 by Morihei Ueshiba, Aikido combines rigorous physical training and mental discipline. Aikido teaches one to unify both mind and body so that one's movements become spontaneous. It is an effective means of self-defense as well as an excellent way to improve physical fitness and relationships with others. It is not a "fighting" martial art but rather a path for personal growth. Although it does not involve sparring or competition, Aikido's basis in the fighting techniques of the Samurai is apparent in its powerful throws, pins, and weapon techniques.
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0 - MSU Badminton Club
The MSU Badminton Club was founded in 1993, and aims at promoting the game of badminton within the MSU community by providing education and skill development for beginners as well as advanced players.
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0 - MSU BASEBALL CLUB
An opportunity for students to network while continuing to play baseball after High School.
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0 - MSU Dodgeball
The MSU Dodgeball team would like to invite all interested persons to their open practices
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0 - Michigan State Intercollegiate Bowling Team
This page was created in order to give prospective team members, alumni, and others interested in the Michigan State University Intercollegiate Bowling program an opportunity to view some of the components which have made the program what it is today.
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0 - MSU CYCLING CLUB
To promote bike racing and recreational cycling to the MSU Community
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0 - MSU CRICKET CLUB
To provide for promoting and furthering the interests the Game of Cricket...
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0 - Michigan State University Fencing Club
The Michigan State University Fencing Club is a university recognized athletic club dedicated to learning, teaching, and competing in the sport of fencing.
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0 - MSU Field Hockey Club
has the distinction of being the first Field Hockey club in the state of Michigan. We formed the club in June 2002. Club is open for all male/female (we are a co-ed club), all skill levels from beginners to highly skilled, and for anyone who is interested in playing field hockey and having fun. We have coaching sessions for the beginners. There is no membership fee and its absolutely free to join the club.
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0 - Michigan State University Figure Skating Club
is currently in its 11th year as a club sport. The MSUFSC offers both synchronized skating and freestyle opportunities for MSU students and both disciplines are competitive. The skaters compete in several competitions throughout the year where skaters compete against other universities. There are currently at least 50 collegiate figure skating clubs registered with the United States Figure Skating.
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