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7 Aikido courses

Aikido

Ki Aikido

5.0(5)

By Association Of Ki Aikido - London

Free introductory lesson to the soft but powerful Japanese art of Ki Aikido for self-defence, fitness, focus and self-discipline.

Ki Aikido
Delivered In-PersonFlexible Dates
FREE

Hull Aikido Club

5.0(2)

By Hull Aikido Club

training in traditional Aikido for self defence and personal development, both physical and spiritual

Hull Aikido Club
Delivered In-PersonFlexible Dates
£4

Learn Martial Arts - First Class Free

By Aikido - Martial Art - Kenshinkai

Martial Art Aikido Kenshinkai Self Defence Fareham

Learn Martial Arts - First Class Free
Delivered In-PersonFlexible Dates
FREE

Learn Martial Arts - First Class Free

By Aikido - Martial Art - Kenshinkai

Martial Art Aikido Kenshinkai Self Defence Portsmouth

Learn Martial Arts - First Class Free
Delivered In-PersonFlexible Dates
FREE

Children Kyu Grade Course

5.0(10)

By Black Star Aikido

Children Kyu Grade Course
Delivered In-PersonFlexible Dates
£20

Aikido and Iai-do classes for all

By Ren Shin Kan

Aikido and Iai-do classes for all
Delivered In-PersonFlexible Dates
£7 to £45

Pan Asian Martial Arts Seminar

By Budo Society Musashi

Pan Asian Martial Arts Seminar
Delivered In-PersonFlexible Dates
£30

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Aberdeen Aikido

aberdeen aikido

5.0(3)

Aberdeen

Aikido is a comprehensive Japanese martial art that is derived from centuries old techniques. It is a powerful and effective, non-competitive martial art which focuses purely on self defence and self development. Aikido is based on neutralising and controlling an attacker’s aggression through the use of evasion, immobilisation and throws without using physical strength making it ideal for men, women, young, old, large and small. The club welcomes new practitioners of any race, colour or creed and offers beginner through to advanced classes in Aikido and weapons.

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Bournemouth Aikido Club

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Bournemouth

The Japanese martial art of Aikido was founded by Morihei Ueshiba in 1942. Since then, many different styles of Aikido have evolved. At Bournemouth Aikido Club, we practice in the unique style developed by Sensei David Currie, Chief Instructor of the British Ki Aikido Association. It’s a “Way” that emphasises the power of gentleness and precision. Bournemouth Aikido Club formed in 1998 and is managed on a not for profit basis by unpaid volunteers. We adhere to traditional ‘dojo’ etiquette, as it helps to ensure an ideal learning environment.

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Aikido Rathmines

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Aikido is a Japanese martial art. It was developed by Osensei Morihei Ueshiba (1883-1969) in the early part of the twentieth century and is practiced by hundreds of thousands of men and women all over the world. Aikido differs from other martial arts in that the objective is to defend yourself without harming the attacker. This is achieved by deflecting the movement of the attacker, redirecting the energy and turning it back on the attacker. A series of entering, turning and circular movements combine to form throwing techniques and immobilizing joint locks.

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Edinburgh Aikido Club

edinburgh aikido club

4.9(20)

Edinburgh

Edinburgh Aikido Club is currently offering classes for adults on Tuesdays at the Yoga Centre at 13 Edina Place, EH7 5RN. Basics – 6:30-7:45pm All levels – 8:00-9:00pm Please book your class using Gymcatch. Please contact Edinburgh Aikido Club email if you have any questions. The training environment at the Edinburgh Aikido Club is serious yet fun; our instructors have many years of experience in Aikido and all dan grades are recognised by the Aikikai Foundation. We hope to see you on the mats soon!

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South Manchester Aikido

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Sale

Aikido is a modern, dynamic martial art. It began to be taught in Japan in the early 20th Century, and now has thousands of practitioners around the world. South Manchester Aikido is a school that practises the traditional Aikikai-style of Aikido in a friendly environment. Through Aikido you will learn the most effective self defence taught today, whilst also gaining fitness and confidence.

Aberdeen City Aikido Club

aberdeen city aikido club

5.0(1)

Aberdeen

The Aberdeen City Aikido Club is a small, friendly progressive Aikido club that trains in the heart of Aberdeen and is open to all adults.

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Bradford Tomiki Aikido Club

bradford tomiki aikido club

5.0(2)

Bradford

Aikido training for juniors and adults,Bradford Tomiki Aikido Club a family friendly club providing training in the Japanese martial art of Aikido for juniors (aged 6yrs to 15yrs) and seniors (16+ yrs) in Bradford. You can read more about our Aikido Club, understand what is Aikido? and what’s involved when taking part in an Aikido training session.

Leicester Aikido Club

leicester aikido club

5.0(4)

Leicester

Come and learn a martial art and how it is relevant to you in daily life. Leicester Aikido club is a relaxed and friendly environment. Our goals are simply to study, enjoy, and teach the Japanese martial art of Aikido. We welcome all skill levels from novice to expert.

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Poole Ki Aikido Club

poole ki aikido club

5.0(2)

Bournemouth

Sensei Martin Mercer, Hachidan (8th Dan). KAGB Vice President Poole Ki Aikido Club instructor Sensei Mercer began his study of Aikido in November 1983 at Bournemouth Ki Aikido Club, under the direction of Sensei Andy Stevens, a former instructor for the Aikikai of Poole. After Bournemouth Ki Aikido club dissolved in 1985, Sensei Mercer continued his study of Aikido at a number of different clubs including the Zen Shin Aikido club of Verwood.

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Bath Aikido Society

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Bath

We are an Aikido society based in the City of Bath in the South West of England dedicated to furthering the practice of Aikido in the area. While aiming to train alongside other Aikido groups in a way that promotes harmony we also seek to encourage the fullest development of individuals within the framework of Aikido. We seek to develop a style of Aikido free practice in order to develop new ideas. We welcome Aikido practitioners from other styles and practitioners of other martial arts to join us in our practice.

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