- We offer adult and children classes in the martial art of Aikido

- We teach classes in English and Spanish.

- If you are interested in Aikido you are invited to come to the school and watch a class.      Visitors are always welcome.

- Students from other Aikido schools or Aikido organizations are welcome to train with us.

• When entering or leaving the dojo, bow in the direction of O-sensei’s picture, the kamiza, or the front of the dojo. You should also bow when entering or leaving the mat.

• No shoes on the mat.

• Be on time for class. Students should be lined up and seated in seiza approximately 5 minutes before the start of class. If you arrive late, sit quietly in seiza on the edge of the mat until the instructor grants permission to join practice.

• If you should have to leave the mat or dojo for any reason during class, approach the instructor and ask permission.

• Do not lean against the walls or sit with your legs stretched out. (Either sit in seiza or cross-legged.)

• Remove watches, rings and other jewelry before practice as they may catch your partner’s hair, skin, or clothing and cause injury to oneself or one’s partner.

• Do not bring food, gum, or beverages onto the mat.

• Keep your fingernails and toenails clean and cut short.

• keep talking during class to a minimum. Do not talk while the instructor is addressing the class.

• If you are having trouble with a technique, do not shout across the training area to the instructor for help. First, try to figure the technique out by watching others. If you still have trouble, approach the instructor and ask for help.

• Carry out the directives of the instructor promptly.  Do not keep the rest of the class waiting for you.

• Do not engage in rough-housing or needless contests of strength during class.

• Keep your training uniform clean, in good shape, and free of offensive odors.

• Please pay your membership dues on-time. If, for any reason, you are unable to pay your dues on time, talk with the person in charge of dues collection.

• Change your clothes only in designated areas, not on the training area.

• It is usually considered polite to bow upon receiving assistance or correction from the instructor.