"The purpose of the training is to tighten up the slack, toughen the body, and polish the spirit" Morihei Uesiba, Founder of Aikido
Aikido is a martial art that focuses on harmonizing with your opponent to bring peaceful resolutions to situations involving conflict.
we teach traditional Aikido in a supportive and friendly environment that encourages its members to delve as deeply into themselves and the art as they are willing.
This is an excellent dojo. The sensei will offer training designed for your experience and abilities. I look forward to the training every week, not only to practice Aikido but also to meet these genuinely nice people.
Great place to practice with a link to Aikido Hombu Dojo in Japan! Dedicated Sensei with impressive mastery and passion for the art of Aikido, lovely bunch of people attending. Highly recommended!
This is probably one of the best Aikido clubs in London, suitable for all ages and all abilities. If you want to improve your health, confidence, learn self-defence and also find great friends - this is your place!
Very good sensei. Every class has a good atmosphere. Fun to learn.
Great club and great people. Glad I joined
Aikido Wimbledon has been LIFE CHANGING for me. It functions as a physical and mental outlet, offers a stable and community orientated hub to retreat to in times of chaos and instability in the world and it offers consistent and high level teaching rooted in reliable traditionally Japanese lineage of Aikido.
How did you get involved with Aikido?My generation had an inevitable influence from the martial art movies from the 80s and 90s. I’m pretty sure that a lot of people got very keen on learning Read more…
Biography facts:Some key facts about Atsushi Mimuro Sensei. Aikido 7th Dan (2014/1/12 “Aikikai Foundation” Kagami Biraki) Aikido 6th Dan (1995/1/8 “Aikikai Foundation” No.661) Mimuro trained for 25 years under Seigo Yamaguchi Shihan (Master) of AIKIKAI Read more…
Aikido – and other martial arts as well – is not all about learning techniques. It requires discipline and respect to yourself and others. Following a dojo etiquette in the dojo is not only nice Read more…
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