Fagri-Igraf

Declared COVID-19 a global pandemic. Two years later, with vaccination campaigns underway and new behaviours adopted, the martial arts community at Fagri-Igraf in Montreal is excited to return to normalcy and resume international events like the upcoming BudoSpring in Italy.

Fagri-Igraf, part of the Fdration d'Akido Gyokushin Ryu International (International Gyokushin Ryu Aikido Federation), prides itself on providing a welcoming and inclusive environment for practitioners of all levels. Led by experienced instructors, the school offers classes in Aikido, as well as other traditional martial arts disciplines.

With a focus on mutual support and continuous improvement, Fagri-Igraf encourages students to push their limits and develop both physically and mentally. The school also places a strong emphasis on respect for others and oneself, creating a positive and harmonious training atmosphere.

In addition to regular classes, Fagri-Igraf organizes events and seminars to further enhance students' skills and foster a sense of community. The school recently participated in the Gasshuku 2023 in Hutsville, where members had the opportunity to train with instructors from around the world.

Looking ahead, Fagri-Igraf is excited to announce its participation in the upcoming BudoSpring 2022 in Italy, where students will have the chance to learn from top-level budo instructors and experience a unique martial arts festival. The school is dedicated to supporting its members and helping them reach their full potential on and off the mat.

As the community at Fagri-Igraf navigates the challenges of the post-COVID world, the school remains committed to following safety protocols and supporting each other on their martial arts journey. With a strong sense of unity and determination, Fagri-Igraf looks forward to welcoming both new and returning students to its dojo in Montreal. Join us in cultivating a spirit of cooperation and mutual prosperity as we continue to grow together in the art of Aikido and beyond.