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Special class times for Dec 31 & Jan 1: 12-1pm both days...evening classes canceled. Happy New Year!

CLASS SCHEDULE

Try any class: first one FREE!
ADULT AIKIDO: ALL LEVELS Age 15+

Monday-Friday                 6:30-7:30pm

 Saturday                   11:15am-12:30pm

        Sunday                               1pm-2pm          ​ 

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        YOUTH AIKIDO: Ages 6-14

​                         Tuesday           5-6pm                                           Saturday     10am-11am

                          

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Private lessons are available, please inquire.

BEGINNER SKILLS/INTRO TO AIKIDO

When you want to try it without the class commitment or work on your new skill set.

Wednesday                     5:45-6:15pm

WEAPONS CLASSES 

Tuesday & Thursday 7:30pm

Sunday 2pm

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INTRODUCTION TO THE ART OF PEACE

 O Sensei created Aikido in response to the brutal realities of post World War II Japan. He emphasized that Aikido was medicine for a sick world. We believe this translates as a means to develop true inner harmony within oneself that transcends regular physical training. The intention is one of daily practice as opposed to collecting rank and status. This in turn cultivates a mindfulness training and an opportunity to build a diverse and welcoming community within the dojo space and beyond.

FUNDAMENTALS OF AIKIDO

No matter how experienced you are, there’s always more room to perfect the basics and foundations of movement within the martial practice of Aikido. We value the beginner's mind and strive to provide a welcoming practice regardless of experience levels. The repetitive nature of Aikido practice and focus on the fundamentals of movement and technique allow for advancement to more challenging levels of practice as one progresses in the Art of Peace.

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PRINCIPLES OF AIKIDO

In Aikido, the development of ki (life force energy) through daily practice and the noncompetitive training with a partner allow for a deeper connection to the principles of the universe that promote harmony. While traditional martial arts practice evokes ideals of self defense through submissions and dominance of an opponent or attacker, a student of Aikido strives to allow the preservation of life through harmonious partnerships and cooperative learning.

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