About
Aikido Victoria Point Cook Dojo, located in Melbourne, is a sports club dedicated to the practise and promotion of Aikido. As the representative of Aiki Kai Aikido in Melbourne and the state of Victoria, the club follows the teachings of Ueshiba Morihei, the founder of Aikido, and is affiliated with the World Aikido Headquarters in Japan.
The club's origins can be traced back to 1965 when the National Aikido Association of Australia, Aiki Kai (Australia), was established under the direct authorisation of O-Sensei. Sugano Seiichi, an 8th Dan Aikido practitioner and a direct student of O-Sensei, served as the head of Aiki-Kai in Australia and was the Australian representative to the World Aikido Headquarters. Following his passing in 2010, his responsibilities have been continued by the Sugano Foundation.
Aikido Victoria Point Cook Dojo upholds a strong moral code that guides its members in their practise. Aikido is seen as a Way, and practitioners are expected to approach it with commitment and obligation. The art of Aikido should not be abused or misused, and practitioners are encouraged to study it carefully, honestly, and humbly. Respect for seniors and the responsibility of taking care of juniors are also fundamental aspects of the practise.
At Aikido Victoria Point Cook Dojo, members can expect a supportive and inclusive community where they can learn and develop their Aikido skills. The club offers classes for both children and adults, catering to different skill levels and experience. Whether individuals are new to Aikido or have previous experience, they can find a suitable class at the dojo. The club also has a full list of dojos available for those interested in exploring other training locations.
For updates and news about the club, individuals can follow Aikido Victoria Point Cook Dojo on social media platforms such as Facebook and Instagram. The club actively shares updates about training sessions, events, and other relevant information.
To get in touch with Aikido Victoria Point Cook Dojo, individuals can use the provided contact form on their website. Whether it's for enquiring about children's or adult classes or any other inquiries, the club is ready to assist and provide the necessary information.
Overall, Aikido Victoria Point Cook Dojo offers a welcoming and dedicated training environment for individuals interested in learning and practising Aikido in Melbourne and the state of Victoria.
