AIKIDO CLUBS & ASSOCIATIONS
British Aikido Association
The British Aikido Association was founded in 1966 in order to promote and maintain the ethical and technical standards of Tomiki Aikido in the United Kingdom.
There are BAA approved Clubs & Dojo in all parts of Britain. On an international basis the BAA is affiliated to the Japan Aikido Association.
Daito-Ryu Aikijujutsu Ginjukai – UK Study Group
In its purest form, Daitoryu Aikijujutsu is powerful system for self defence that uses connected body mechanics and soft movements to unbalance an attacker at the moment of contact.
Gowaryu Aikido
The GOWA RYU, which translated means “Five Ring System”, has been training in Ashford, Kent, since 2004.
It was founded by Jim Dempster,sandan
UKC Aikido The University of Kent Aikido Club was founded in September 2011 for University
of Kent students to come and practice Aikido with professional instruction and a
friendly atmosphere.
Shoshinkan Aikido
Shoshinkan School of Traditional Tomiki Aikido is located in Canvey
Island. It is lead by Shaun Hoddy, 6th Dan.
Meikyokai Aikido
Meikyokai Dojo teaches the Japanese martial art of Aikido with venues in Bexley and Swanley in Kent/SE London. Under the technical guidance of Robert Mustard Sensei, 7th Dan Yoshinkan Aikido, they offer both adult and children classes which cater for all level’s of ability as well as for the more experienced martial artist looking to train in Aikido.
Clarendon & Westbury Community Centre
Our Dojo
Wugong Academy
Martial arts academy located in Canterbury.
Classes are suitable for everybody of all ages, and are taught by Barry Phelan 20 times Tai Chi Champion, who has been training in Tai Chi for over 15 years.Taichi, Kungfu, Chinese Kickboxing.
Fudebakudo The way of the exploding pen
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