One Dojo

A community training center is a perfect idea to bring together different martial arts and programs.

I recently visited One Dojo’s traditional Aikido class taught by Izawa sensei/Tanshinjuku Aikido.

The dojo is a beautiful setup and location with around 40 tatami (falling) mats decor sharing the culture and martial art programs.

Our class was focused around the Aikido Jo and lucky to have focused class from Izawa sensei. This is a great program and the Tanshinjuku classes are very mature and have a long lineage with both Aikikai and Kanai sensei style.

I would highly recommend people starting Aikido to try a class and lear Aikido from the Tanshinjuku teachers at the one dojo and enjoyed practicing and meeting Izawa sensei and Cunningham sensei. Arigatou.

Lastly, the One Dojo also has other programs as well and might be great opportunity to learn other disciplines as well.

Share your experiences and review here as well.

My son started this summer in one of the peaceful samurai camps and it’s hard to put into words what has happened since. Everything from his confidence to his attention and attitude has improved. Sensei is amazing, noticing what individual students need and teaching to each person. I also don’t know of another place or activity where the parents are encouraged to participate in the class and grow with their child. This experience has changed both my son’s and my life!! We’re truly blessed to have found this wonderful place!!