Sydney Aikido Dojo
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Aikido is a Non-Violent Martial Art based on the principle of Unification with ones opponent. The special techniques used in Aikido allow persons of small stature to throw people much larger than themselves with ease. Aikido translates as 'way of harmonising Ki' or 'way of the harmonious spirit'. It is a peaceful, yet dynamic martial art which uses flowing, circular movements.

These movements are used to redirect, transform and neutralise the energy of any attacking/unbalanced force in order to restore harmony and balance to any situation. Aikido can be practiced for fitness, martial arts or as a spiritual discipline. All participants are encouraged to train at their own pace.
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Aikido is based on the flow of universal life energy call 'ki' which permeates and surrounds all things. Ai-Ki-Do translates as 'way of harmonising ki' or 'way of the harmonious spirit'. Aikido is a peaceful, yet dynamic martial art which uses flowing, circular movements, which are used to redirect, transform and neutralise the energy of any attacking force in order to restore harmony and balance to any situation.
For boys and girls from 6 years of age and above Sydney Aikido Dojo focuses on making training fun! Focusing on co-ordination, ettiquette, and team work our kids classes have students learning effective non-violent martial arts in no time. Aikido for Kids is practiced in a fun and safe environment with fully qualified Instructors.
Ki energy cultivation is a deeply nourishing practice which enhances and connects us to our inner power. Through meditation, breathing and tonification exercises we develop a deep state of unification of mind and body. Training in Ki, we gain a deeper awareness of our connection with nature and the universe we begin to ride the flow of life and gain insights into and align ourselves with our true destiny.
Misogi (Cold water purification) is an ancient practice which involves cleansing the body, mind and spirit of impurities to allow one to gain a deeper connection with nature and the oneness of all things. Walking deep into the mountains to certain special waterfalls and places where Ki naturally gathers, we stand or sit under a waterfall and practice meditation, chanting and breathing techniques.
Beginners are welcome to come and join in our 10 week introductory program. No matter what your fitness level, even if you haven't exercised in a number of years you are encouraged to train. We begin the class with extensive warm ups including stretching, breathing, and solo movements. Gradually building the intensity and moving to partner and group practice.
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Jack Morrison
Jack Morrison
Aug 18, 2020
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Extremely welcoming and friendly environment to learn Aikido in. From the first lesson I felt a part of the dojo and group and have been supported by not only Sensei, but other students.
Anthony Vercoe
Anthony Vercoe
Aug 02, 2017
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Best dojo I've ever trained in. Excellent teaching style covering everything from empty hand techniques and weapons to meditation and shiatsu, in a supportive, ego-free atmosphere.