Melbourne University Sports Recreation Centre

Sunday 5th - Friday 10th January 2025

REGISTRATION IS OPEN!

TTC Weekends in November

Rockstrom Shihan

PERTH - Nov 16/17

Smibert Shihan

SYDNEY - Leichardt Dojo

30 Nov / 01 Dec

Thinking of Visiting Hombu Dojo?

Aiki Kai Australia Newsletters

Read Musubi HERE

Vol 3 July 2024 Edition out Now!

The latest edition of the Aiki Kai Australia newsletter "Musubi" is out now. With lots of great articles, including the recent Summer Summer School in Tasmania. Take a moment to read Musubi.

Aiki Kai Australia
Trustees

Statement of Principles
and TTC Regulations

In order to clarify the Role of Aiki Kai Australia instructors and senior dan holders The Sugano Foundation Trustees have issued the following Statement of Principles. They have also asked the TTC to publish clear regulations based on them. Any queries should be directed to Marie Petery Sensei, National Area Representative. 

Aiki Kai Australia Hierarchy & the Member Protection Policy (MPP)

An important update for all members has been released by The Aiki Kai Australia Technical and Teaching Committee (TTC). All Members are encouraged to read this notice MORE...

Winter School 2024
Dan grade promotions

View still images and illustrations of the various pins & grips we use

Also check out our videos on
5th & 4th Kyu grading techniques

Need Aikido training items?

Australia's only range of
AIKIDO UNIFORMS 
Available in both
premium & standard weave

We stock a full range of items to equip a new student with everything they need for Aikido training, at very reasonable prices.

Low-cost Uniform for Kids
NOW AVAILABLE

The Japanese martial art of Aikido is a comprehensive system of throwing, joint-locking and pinning techniques based on a philosophy of non-aggression. Aiki Kai Australia is an association based on the style of a traditional Japanese martial school.
Aikido is not a sport

HOW TO JOIN AIKIDO

Aikido has many physical and psychological benefits. The versatility of the art makes it ideal for students of all ages.

Aikido really does try to train without the over use of physical strength, which is the reason why males and females can work together equally.

When joining a martial school the student takes on a completely different attitude to exercise than if you were joining a gym.