The UniSA Shodokan Aikido Club is a vibrant and inclusive sports club located in Adelaide, South Australia. The club is dedicated to promoting and practising the martial art of Shodokan Aikido, also known as Tomiki Aikido.
Shodokan Aikido is a modern form of Aikido that incorporates both traditional techniques and a competitive element. The club focuses on teaching its members the principles of Aikido, which include redirecting an opponent's energy and using joint locks and throws to neutralise attacks.
The club welcomes individuals of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced practitioners. Whether you're looking to learn a new martial art or continue your Aikido journey, the UniSA Shodokan Aikido Club provides a supportive environment for growth and development.
Training sessions are led by experienced instructors who are passionate about sharing their knowledge and helping students reach their full potential. Members have the opportunity to learn and train in a safe and friendly atmosphere, allowing them to improve their physical fitness, coordination, and self-defence skills.
In addition to regular training sessions, the club also offers special workshops, seminars, and social events throughout the year. These events provide further opportunities for members to connect with like-minded individuals, foster friendships, and deepen their understanding of Aikido.
The UniSA Shodokan Aikido Club is affiliated with the Australian Aikido Association (AAA), ensuring that members have access to nationally recognised standards and grading opportunities. The club is also actively involved in local and national Aikido competitions, giving members the chance to test their skills and compete at various levels.
Whether you're a student, a working professional, or simply someone interested in martial arts, the UniSA Shodokan Aikido Club offers a welcoming and supportive community to help you explore and embrace the art of Aikido. Join the club today and embark on a journey of personal growth, physical fitness, and self-discovery.