Aikiway Dojo

Aikido

Self-Defence, Fitness and Harmony

Aikido is a modern, non-violent Japanese martial art that was developed in the early 20th century by the late master Morihei Ueshiba, also known as O Sensei. The word “Aikido” translates as “the way of harmony” or “the way of Peace.” The martial art seeks to unite body, mind, and spirit with the universal force of nature.

With the background of Japanese Jujutsu, sword, and spear techniques, O Sensei spent the latter half of his life developing Aikido as a means of refining and uplifting the human spirit. The martial arts use twisting and throwing techniques and aim to turn attackers’ strength and momentum against themselves. The main focus of martial arts is to achieve mental peace and control to reach a deeper understanding of ourselves and others.

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Our humbled Dojo is a place of honored tradition, enduring martial spirit, and evolution. It has placed us at the forefront of modern Aikido practice. We take our training seriously and prioritize fitness for the mind, body, and spirit of each student. Join our community of dedicated practitioners who are always ready to help you along the path.

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Voices Of Aikiway

My 10-year-old has been taking classes at Aikiway Dojo for almost eight months now. In a short period, I have seen a significant increase in his self-confidence and level of commitment. She anxiously waits to go to class every week and practices frequently at home.

Traditional Japanese style Aikido. Sensei is very knowledgeable and welcoming. The overall atmosphere is excellent, and everyone is warm and eager to help.

Great place for people of every age. There are a lot of things to learn and grow for both adults and kids in a fun, respectful place. I highly recommend, it a gem of a place.

An excellent Aikido school with great emphasis on technically correct technique and safety. The teacher is highly skilled in making lessons interesting for every student.