Aiki-Jitsu
Aiki-Jitsu is one of several styles of "Aiki" arts developed from the Takeda Family martial tradition. Aiki-Jitsu utilizes throws, joint-locks, chokes, strikes, and low kicks combined with a combat tested strategy providing its practitioners with the skills to appropriately address situations ranging from an out of control family member to multiple armed assailants. The techniques of Aiki-Jitsu are as applicable today as they were on the battlefields and in the courts of feudal Japan. Aiki-Jitsu is not a competive martial art which requires the application of rules which could prove fatal in real combat situations.
AikiKids
The "AikiKids" Program focuses on youths age 5-12. The focus of this program is on developing self-defense skills and conflict prevention strategies, while reinforcing positive traits such as honesty, integrity, understanding, and scholarship. Students develop self-confidence, self-esteem, and leadership skills through technical development and positive interaction with peers and instructors. Our goal is to give our students the skills and confidence to face lifes challenges with dignity and strength.
Bojitsu
Bojitsu is a modern stick fighting art developed by gleaning the best of several stick fighting systems. Bojitsu uses several weapons including the Yawara or "Pocket Stick", the Hanbo (3' staff) or Cane, the Jo or Escrima stick (2' stick), and the Bo Staff.
Jeet Kendo
Jeet Kendo is a sword system utilizing the Japanese Katana (samurai sword). This system teaches the use of both the Daito (long sword) and the Wakizashi (short sword).
