Dojo Members:  Traditional  Practice
These classes are open to members of the dojo.  They are focused on the sustainable and traditional practice of aikido and associated arts.

• Kihon: Fundamentals Saturdays,  9:00am - 10:00am

• Kaisho: Basic Saturdays, 10:00am - 11:00am

• Gyosho: Intermediate Saturdays, 11:00am - 12:00pm

• Sosho: Advanced By Arrangement

• Shugyo: Focused Practice Wednesday,  8:00am - 9:00am

• Uchi-Deshi: Ukemi Training Wednesday, 9:00am - 10:00am
  

• Personalized Instruction   By appointment.

• Ki-Kenpo  (氣劍法) (The Art of Sword with Ki) Study Group

For information about joining the dojo and becoming a member, email dojo@austinkiaikido.org.

Theme Based Classes:
A variety of special events, seminars and training are offer during the course of the year.  They are open to the public, and organized around and focused on singular aspect of traditional practice.  The classes are most often a single class or a limited series of engagements.

• Eight Directions,  Three Shapes, and Four Gates is an introduction to the fundamentals of mindful movement drawn from the practice of aikido, tai chi, and standing meditation.

• Cat, Leaf and a Raisin is an introduction to the practices for maintaining balance, awareness and the art of falling.

• Center is an introduction to the movement practices that help develop a stable center in the midst of the push and pull of daily life.

• Making Peace with the Relative World is an introduction of the application of the principle of non-dissension and the practice of Ki-Aikido in daily life.

• Five Principles of Ki-Aikido is an introduction to the principles behind the practice of Shin Shin Toitsu Aikido (Aikido with Coordinated Mind and Body).

For more information about public classes, email public@austinkisociety.org.