Aikido Canada Offers a Variety of Programs for All Ages
Aikido
Aikido involves using your opponents energy against them. We utilize this through throws, pins, and takedowns.
Weaponry
Iaido classes (the art of smooth sword drawing and cutting) and Aikibuki (aikido weapons systems) are available.
Youth Programs
Martial arts for kids between the ages of 4 to 14. We empower children with anti-bullying and confidence.
Yoga
Yoga uses specific physical postures, breath control and meditation to bring balance and tranquility to practitioners.
Advanced Classes
Private classes, Kenshu, Advanced Philosophy Training, Online Courses, Security Guard and Police Training.
Aikido: The Way of Harmony
Most martial arts reward students who are strong, fierce, and competitive. Aikido focuses on achieving a peaceful resolution through movement and not desiring to hurt another human being. In Aikido, the greatest opponent you will ever face is yourself.
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Covid 19 Class Updates
Please note effective Monday, March 1st, 2021, the dojo will be re-opening for regular Iaido, Yoga and Aiki-Buki classes per their regularly schedule time slots. Aikido classes for Little…
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Where Do We Go From Here?
2020 has finally passed and we are well into 2021. For many people, they may think good riddance. There seemed to be so much negativity, difficulty and frustration last…
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Planning, Embracing Change and Inspiration
Many of you are returning to your home offices (again), or are under great pressure with a business or occupation, or are not working due to COVID cases spiking…
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Taking Action to Create a New Normal
Many experts in the field of psychology have been correlating the pandemic experience to a grieving process. Many of us understand how feelings of grief or sadness can often surprise…
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Being the Change
So much change is happening. People often ask nowadays, what can they do to stay safe, sane and happy. Some very valuable approaches to this include learning, listening and…
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Being A Leader
The pandemic has certainly changed our world substantially. These changes are continuing and evolving and likely to affect us permanently.
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