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"You can learn aikido if you are tired. You can learn aikido if you've had a bad day. You cannot learn aikido if you are not in class."

MondayOpen Mat Practices & Scheduled Private Aikido Instruction.
 

Call ahead for open mat Practice times.

Tuesday
Day off for now....
 Wednesday - Tomiki Aikido
Open Class starts at 7:30pm - 8:45pm  W/ Jeff

Practice 8:45 - Till Close

Thursday -  Aikido Private Scheduled Instruction

 

Contact the Instructors for times/ Available Slots.

 

 

Friday - Tomiki Aikido
Open Class starts at 7:30pm - 8:45pm w/ Jeff

Practice 8:45 - Till Close

 
Saturday - Morning practice - 

Open Mat, and special Instruction from time to time from visiting Yudansha.

 

 Sunday  -Tomiki Aikido

 Open Class starts at 12:00 noon.

 

 

 

Attire:

  1. Traditional GI.
  2. loose Fitting clean Clothes with no distracting or offensive pictures or words.
  3. Hakama is optional for Dan Grades.
  4. All Jewelry, and metal do-dads need to be removed prior to getting on the mat.
  5. Excessively long hair should be Braided or in a ponytail secured at both ends with fabric rubber bands not plastic, or metal barrettes

Things covered in class:

  • Wrist exercises
  • Ukemi (Falling)
  • Basic Aikido movement and exercises for beginners.
  • Advanced Aikido techniques
  • Exploration and the application of techniques.
  • Exercises for balance in movement.
  • Discussions (from time to time), on Aikido, Budo, Bushido philosophy, proper conduct, history, disciplines, concentration, etc.
  • Exposure and immersion into more advanced Aikido techniques from different modes of attack such as kicking, punching, etc.
  • Bokken (wooden sword attack) and Jo (wooden staff attack) exercises and techniques, to promote the application of Aikido techniques and movements through the use of weapons. Tanto (knife attack) techniques, which are very similar to empty-handed techniques.
  • Breathing, relaxation, mind and body coordination.
  • Testing from time to time, for various levels of Aikido rank (ATAA members only).

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