Welcome to Okinawa Aikikai, U.S. Dojos!
Training in Aikido involves a rigorous practice of a pattern of well-defined self-defense techniques to control a bigger, stronger, and faster person.
Aikido does not rely on speed or force, but uses throws, submissive pins, and joint locks to control a person.
Traditional Japanese weapons (staff, sword, and knife) are also used during training.
- Are you a beginner looking to try a new physical activity?
- Interested in building self-confidence and reducing stress?
- Are you a seasoned Aikidoka looking to improve your skills?
The Okinawa Aikikai welcomes men and women of all ages and skill levels to train with us in a supportive learning environment.
New students: Learn about Aikido and its benefits. If we've captured your interest, sign up for a free class.
- Learn more about aikido and its history.
- Learn more about this dojo.
- Learn more about the instructor
Okinawa Aikikai U.S. Dojos
2639 Connecticut Ave, NW, Suite C-104,
Washington, D.C. 20008
Telephone: 202.338.8690
Email: mveltri@dcaikido.com
A direct affiliate of the Aikikai Foundation,
Aikido World Headquarters, Tokyo, Japan.
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