An aikido exam video

Hakama folding

Hakama folding instructions and experience...

http://aikidolondon.blogspot.com/2008/02/how-to-fold-hakama-2-instructions.html
http://aikidolondon.blogspot.com/2008/02/how-to-fold-hakama-1-my-story.html

All the instructions I found on the Web start with the same 'position': the hakama is on the floor, it's just lying there and looks neat and nice.

So what happens when you see people packing their hakama in 5 minutes?

Iwama ryu aikido demonstration

An iwama ryu aikido demonstration.

An artistic aikido picture

In case you want to see some very artistic aikido depiction:

http://www.dojoseiza.com.ar/wiki/Portada

A non-colliding tsuki to throw an attacker

One of the moves of aikido that looks like magic...

An interview with Katsuaki Asai 8th dan Hombu Aikikai

An interview with Asai Shihan.
One of my favourites to read.

[...]Foreigners tend to ask many questions compared to Japanese. What kind of explanations do you provide during class?

I give very little explanation in my dojo in Dusseldorf, except for the beginner’s class. However, I answer any questions as best I can. When I travel to other areas for seminars, I do give explanations because these people can only receive instruction from me two or three times a year. Also, I have my advanced students teach and tell them to teach beginners five minutes a week because they too were beginners at one time. However, I don’t have those with dan ranks walk around and teach.[...]

The art of peace

A lot to learn from:

The Art of Peace by O'Sensei

...quotations have been compiled from O-Sensei's collected talks, poems, and calligraphy, and from oral tradition.

Aikido ukemi (roll) exercise

A good description of how to learn to roll forward (ukemi) in Aikido.

[...]I found a forum where a new student asked members of the forum to give him some hints on how to improve his rolling skills. The responses were all something like 'o, yes, in the beginning your rolls suck' and 'go to your master and ask him' to 'you need to practice and practice and practice even more'. These are all true but, unfortunately, don't answer the question[...]

Best of Steven Seagal

This is not what you usually practice in aikido trainings, but at least his films helped a lot of people look for aikido trainings in the first place.