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Start immediately with no joining fee Uniform and equipment provided Pay just half price for 6 months when you join with a friend |
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For all enquiries, please email or
phone Michael on 0414 646 385 |
Training Details
Introductory Class
Members of the public are welcome
to watch or participate in an introductory class free of charge.
To make a booking or for any
enquiries, please contact us.
Classes
at the Warradale dojo
Activities Hall,
Warradale Primary School
Keynes Ave,
Warradale, South Australia
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Tuesday Wednesday Saturday |
7:00 pm
8:30 pm 5:45 pm
6:45 pm 7:00 pm
8:30 pm 10:00 am 11:30 am |
basics advanced basics basics |
Classes
at the Mt Martha dojo
Mt Martha House
corner Esplanade and
Dominion Rd, Mt Martha, Victoria
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Tuesday Thursday Sunday |
8:00 pm
9:30 pm 8:00 pm
9:30 pm 3:00 pm
4:00 pm 4:00 pm
5:00 pm 5:00 pm
6:00 pm |
basics basics children basics advanced |
Membership
Fees
$80 per calendar
month at the Warradale dojo
$70 per calendar
month at the Mt Martha dojo
Grading
Fees
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5th kyu blue belt $10 |
4th kyu green belt $20 |
3rd kyu red belt $30 |
2nd kyu purple belt $40 |
1st kyu brown belt $50 |
shodan black belt $180 |
Your instructor
will inform you when you are ready to grade.
For our grading
syllabus and a list of terminology click here
Code of Conduct
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We promise to
conduct ourselves in a highly professional manner and provide you complete
training in every aspect of Aikido, including improvement in your awareness
and confidence, the development of your power, harmony and ki, your spirit energy, all whilst teaching you effective
self defence techniques against one or many attackers, from the front or from
the rear, with or without weapons. We promise to be
open to your individual learning needs and personalise your training. This is
one of the ways we ensure your success. Keep in mind that we want you to
accomplish your goals, as your achievements add to our success as a school. Since Aikido is a
dangerous activity, safety is our number one concern. Any student not taking
care with training partners during practice will be expelled. Disobedience and
misbehaviour will not be tolerated. Pay your seniors their due respect. Personal hygiene is
also very important. No one wants to train with dirty, smelly or sweaty
partners. Uniforms must be cleaned regularly and ironed before training.
Carry a sweat towel while training. Keep long hair tied back and toe and
finger nails cut very short. Remove all jewellery. Arrive to class
before the scheduled start time to get changed into uniform and assist with
the routine dojo jobs. Students should be kneeling in seiza
by the time class begins. The dojo may be available before and after class
for free training. Regardless of supervision, always train safely. When entering or
exiting the dojo, bow to the shomen. When moving around the dojo, gain an
awareness of the activities occurring around you. Walk around the outside to
avoid activity on the inside. When throwing your partner, be aware of others
around you and always throw to the outside. Dont show other
people Aikido techniques in a social setting and avoid being pushed into a
challenge. Instead, invite others to come to the dojo to watch a class or
participate in a workshop. Seeing other students socially is a natural result
of training closely within the group, but always behave
appropriately, without taking advantage of younger or more junior students. |