About
North Sydney Aikido Dojo, located on Falcon Street at the PCYC, has been the home of Aikido in North Sydney since 1978. It is widely regarded as one of the best martial arts facilities in the area. As a founding member of the Australian Takemusu Aikido Renmei (ATARI), the dojo strictly adheres to the teaching instruction of Morihiro Saito Shihan, as transmitted by Ulf Evenas Shihan.
The dojo offers a range of classes and courses for both beginners and experienced practitioners. Their highly anticipated Beginners Course is scheduled to start on 19th May 2023. This course is perfect for those who are new to Aikido and want to learn the fundamentals of this traditional Japanese martial art. To review the details of the beginner course and register your interest, simply visit their website.
In addition to the beginners' course, North Sydney Aikido Dojo also offers regular classes throughout the week. These classes cater to practitioners of all levels and are designed to help students further develop their Aikido skills. Class sessions are held on Monday from 7. 30pm to 9.
00pm, Wednesday from 7. 30pm to 9. 00pm, Friday from 6. 30pm to 8.
00pm, and Sunday from 9. 00am to 11. 00am (in the park).
The club takes pride in its dedicated and experienced instructors, with Sensei Eyal Pat being in the spotlight as a 3rd Dan Aikido instructor. Their expertise and passion for Aikido ensure that students receive the highest quality instruction and guidance.
For those interested in joining or seeking more information, North Sydney Aikido Dojo can be contacted at 224-230 Falcon St, North Sydney NSW 2060, Australia, or reached via email at info@northsydneyaikido. Com. au. The club's website provides further details on classes, fees, membership, and other relevant information.
North Sydney Aikido is committed to providing a welcoming and supportive community for Aikido practitioners in the area. With their rich lineage and dedication to traditional teachings, the dojo offers an environment where individuals can grow both physically and mentally through the practise of Aikido.
