Discover Aikido

A martial art that cultivates strength, balance, and personal development.

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Strength without Force, Control without Aggression

Aikido is a non-competitive, non-violent Japanese martial art that teaches you to redirect energy, protect yourself and others, and cultivate inner calm and presence. It’s not about overpowering, but about blending. Our number one priority is to use traditional martial arts as a method for personal development. Our goal is to produce energized, successful and balanced individuals that are a great asset to their community.

What Is Aikido?

Aikido is a non-competitive, non-violent Japanese martial art that teaches you to redirect energy, protect yourself and others, and cultivate inner calm and presence. It’s not about overpowering, but about blending—about strength through resilience, control without aggression.

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New to Aikido? No experience necessary. Come as you are. Your first class is free.

Weekly Class Schedule:

Tuesday
6:30 – 7:30pm – Adult Basics
7:30 – 8:30pm – Adult General

Wednesday
6:30 – 7:30pm – Fundamentals

Thursday
6:30 – 7:30pm – Adult Basics
7:30 – 8:30pm – Adult General

Saturday
10:00 – 11:00am – Adult Basics
11:00 – 12:00pm – Adult General

Benefits of Training

Improve balance, coordination,
and flexibility

Reduce stress and improve
mental clarity

Gain confidence and practical
self-defense skills

Join a supportive, respectful community

New students are welcome to attend any Adult Basics/Fundamentals class (items in bold).

What Our Students Are Saying

“Aikido changed how I move, how I breathe, and how I deal with stress. It’s more than a martial art—it’s a way of being.”

— Jason

“I’ve been going for 2 1/2 years, best decision I’ve ever made. It’s my second home. The people are nice & the training excellent!”

— Beth

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“I’ve been training here off and on for years, and I’ll keep going back because of the great community & the real value that training adds to my life.”