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Aikido Training Sessions

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In Person

Occurrences
Mon, 24 Aug, 06:30 pm
Wed, 26 Aug, 06:30 pm
Mon, 31 Aug, 06:30 pm
Wed, 02 Sept, 06:30 pm
Mon, 07 Sept, 06:30 pm
Wed, 09 Sept, 06:30 pm
Mon, 14 Sept, 06:30 pm
Wed, 16 Sept, 06:30 pm
Duration90 minutes
Address

Mount Cook, Wellington

Venue
Suitable Ages
Youth
Adults

Your Guide to General Aikido

General Aikido sessions focus on practical training in this Japanese martial art. Participants learn core techniques including throws, joint locks and defensive movements through structured partner practice. Each class begins with warm-up exercises before moving into technique drills that build coordination and timing. The format suits both youth and adults, with adjustments made for different experience levels so newcomers and returning students train alongside each other. 🥋

These sessions run weekly on Monday and Wednesday evenings in Mount Cook. The steady schedule lets people develop skills progressively while enjoying regular physical activity. Visitors are welcome to attend and observe or join in, making it straightforward to try aikido without prior commitment.

  • Partner-based drills that teach balance and redirection
  • Progressive technique work suitable for all fitness levels
  • Emphasis on safe falling and controlled movement
  • Group practice that encourages focus and awareness
  • Opportunity to train with a range of training partners
  • Clear instruction that supports steady improvement over time

Whether you are new to martial arts or have some background, the sessions provide a consistent way to stay active and learn aikido fundamentals.

About the Venue

The sessions take place in Mount Cook, Wellington. First-timers can expect a straightforward training space where the focus stays on the mat work rather than complex surroundings. The neighbourhood setting makes it easy to reach by public transport or on foot for those already in the central Wellington area.