Ki Aikido Dojo

Beginners are welcome, with an introductory session that brings you into the art and practice.

No. The dojo runs a non-competitive environment focused on personal growth rather than competing with others.

Classes run warm-up, Ki development, Aikido techniques, then a breathing or meditation exercise.

Wear comfortable loose-fitting clothing, bring slippers for off the mat, and train barefoot on the mat.

Arrive at least 15 minutes early to change and receive an introduction.

Yes. Ki Aikido is described as a practice for everyone, any age and any fitness level.

The practice focuses on mind-body unity through relaxation and ki development, then carries that calm coordination into Aikido techniques and breathing or meditation.

Cristian Filimon Sensei teaches the classes.