• You’re happy and want to be even happier
• You want more healthy, educational, fun things to do
• You want to reward your children for excelling at school
• You want to help build a peaceful community
• You want to add the fun of martial arts and self-defense training

• Your kids' grades aren’t what they could be
• Your kids are having discipline problems at home and at school
• You’re no longer as close to your children as before
• You want to get off the couch, turn off the video games and get in shape
• You want to be confident and be leaders of your community
• You want to be safe and able to defend yourselves and, specifically, your kids able to handle bullies

Maybe your family isn’t the issue.

• You want to be more successful in your relationships
• You feel stuck and want a change of pace
• You feel stressed and must learn to relax
• You want to handle conflict without fighting
• You want to meet people and make friends

Be part of a whole community – children, teens, parents, grandparents, single adults – training together to improve their lives.

The first lesson at Aikido’Ka is respect – self-respect, respect for family, respect for teachers, respect for everyone. Respect improves everything.

Aikido is the martial art of peace. As an Aikido'Ka student, you learn to resolve all disputes (physical or emotional) without becoming an attacker yourself. You move with an attack, blending your motions with the attacker. Your blending movements take the energy of the attack from the attacker, taking the fight out of the fighter. In this way, you work to inflict no harm. And your martial art is very effective: You can use Aikido to gently control an attacker through to devastatingly powerful responses.

Please imagine the following:

You’re a martial artist at Aikido’Ka. You don’t fight. You blend with conflict. In your training, you’re disciplined and train seriously. You also laugh and have fun. You’re physically fit. While self-defense and physical fitness are important to you, your greater purpose is developing the wisdom and energy to positively benefit society. You view conflict not really as a contest with others, but as an opportunity to improve yourself and overcome your true enemies – those within you.

The benefits of training at Aikido’Ka are for everyone – all ages. In fact, at Aikido’Ka all ages train together.

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Some students' comments about the benefits of training at Aikido'Ka:

"My son and I have been training at Aikido’Ka for about 2 months. . . . Some events at my son’s school involving bullying and harassment convinced me that he (and I) might benefit from Aikido. Aikido is much more than a martial art I discovered. It is a community of people who train together, it is physical conditioning and it is a path of personal development involving respect, kindness and service. We train [in a class with adults and youth] working together. While the work is serious and best efforts and attention are required, there is nevertheless a lot of smiling, laughter and affection shared among us. I’ve noticed a big change with my son already in his acts of respect, kindness and assuming household duties without having to be asked.

After he began training, a boy in my son’s class challenged him and taunted him, getting in his face and saying 'I can take you.'

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