About Us

Welcome to Aikido of Winnipeg in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Founded in 1991, Aikido of Winnipeg was established as a not-for-profit dojo at its current location in 2004. The chief instructor, Doug Reichert, is a Nidan (2nd Dan) registered with the Aikikai Honbu dojo in Tokyo, Japan.

 

The Aikido of Winnipeg dojo trains in the Iwama style of Aikido as passed on from the founder to Saito Sensei.  More information on this is available in the Lineage page.

 

With a focus on mind, body and spirit co-ordination, there is an emphasis on clear, precise, basic movements which with consistent practice become graceful and effective movements.

Beginners are consistently treated with care and respect in our creative and challenging atmosphere. You may wear loose clothing and join us for one complimentary, introductory class at any time.

Aikido of Winnipeg

A Japanese Art of Self-Defence

Aikido of Winnipeg’s Mission

To provide a supportive and positive learning environment, as such that:

· all members have the opportunity to develop mind, body and spirit coordination

· it advances the proficiency and skillfulness of the member’s ability to practice Aikido

· it enhances the physical capacity of the members as they train

· it allows any member to actively take ownership and responsibility around the dojo without being asked