Aikido at the Center hosts a “Fundamentals of Kenjutsu” class every Tuesday from 6:00 to 7:00 PM.
This class focuses on essential elements of traditional Japanese swordsmanship, such as:
Previous experience is not necessary—beginners are carefully and safely guided in their training.
Serious students can earn an opportunity to apply for formal training in the art.
Contact Aikido at the Center for enrollment information.
This class focuses on essential elements of traditional Japanese swordsmanship, such as:
- Reishiki: (proper sword, dōjō, and interpersonal etiquette)
- Kamae: (various postures)
- Kiri-hō: (the mechanics of proper cutting)
- Ashi-sabaki: (integrated footwork and movement with and without the sword)
- Iai: (drawing and cutting with a single combined motion)
- Kumitachi and kata: (dynamic, prearranged engagements between two or more swordsmen)
- Ken-no-kokoro: (the focused, powerful, and intense spirit produced by serious training in kenjutsu. This spirit is beneficial to any endeavor, martial or professional)
- Koden Aiki-ken: Exploring the hidden roots and origins of Aikido technique and movement from outside of the Ueshiba-ha methodologies.
Previous experience is not necessary—beginners are carefully and safely guided in their training.
Serious students can earn an opportunity to apply for formal training in the art.
Contact Aikido at the Center for enrollment information.
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