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Basics Classes |
Ongoing Program |
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Emphasis on basic exercises, falling skills, principles, philosophy, and techniques. Recomended class for beginners, as well as ranked students wishing to review the fundamentals. |
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Suggestion: Observing a class or two before registering may be helpful in giving you a feeling for Aikido practice. You may observe both Basics and General Classes at any time, and of course there is no charge. |
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| The Instructors |
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| Basics Classes |
Monday |
Jane Nason |
6:00 - 7:00pm |
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Tuesday |
Bruce Wonnacott |
6:00 - 7:00pm |
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Wednesday |
Cyndy Hayashi |
6:00 - 7:00pm |
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Thursday |
Keith Eskinazi |
6:00 - 7:00pm |
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Saturday |
Ruth Kedar |
8:45 - 9:45am |
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| Rates |
One-time registration fee |
$ 25.00 |
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Monthly fee |
$ 95.00 |
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For more information about our rates see membership page. |
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Reminder .. please arrive about 30 minutes
before your first class to complete registration.
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For your first class, please wear comfortable clothing such as sweatclothes. Please, no jewelry, perfume, cologne, or shorts on the mat. A gi (uniform) can be purchased at the dojo.
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Beginners are encouraged to participate in the General Class in addition to the Basics Class at such time as they become comfortable with the basic falling skills. |
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You are welcome to begin the regularly scheduled Basics Class at any time. It is not necessary to wait until the beginning of a month. We will prorate your membership fee. |
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| Minimum Age |
Basics Classes are for adults (18 and above). A separate program is available at Aikido West for Children and Teens. |
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| Location |
See a map for location
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If you have any questions, please feel free to
send us an e-mail: info@aikido-west.org.
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Recomended Reading |
Beginners' Handbook |
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We know you will have many questions. After 50+ years of training, Doran Sensei has probably heard every possible question asked. Sensei wrote the Beginners’ Handbook to answer your questions efficiently. He recommends that if you have the time, you become familiar with the Beginners' Handbook before attending your first class. |
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