Aikido Summer Class (July 2026) - Registration open!

香港合氣道修道館 Aikido Shudokan Hong Kong warmly welcomes you to our AIKIDO SUMMER COURSE 2026!

Join us for joyful learning, focused training in Ukemi, Aikido techniques, and self-defense with games.

Details:

• Schedule: Every Sundays 5, 12, 19 & 26 July 2026 (4 classes)

• Time: 2:30 – 3:30 PM (Adult/Teen Class) & 4:00 - 5:00 PM (Kid Class)

• Location: SportMile Center, SquareMile, 11 Li Tak Street, Tai Kok Tsui.

Course fees:

• For Adult classes: HKD600

• For Teen and Kids classes: HKD480

Registration link: https://forms.gle/guZNzCuwuJpNmGaU7

First come first serve basis.

Any questions, please contact us at +852 9623 4609 (Ms. Anh Nguyen) or email: aikidoshudokanhongkong@gmail.com. We look forward to training and growing together this summer! ⛩️. OSU! --- Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What will my child (or I) learn in the Aikido Summer Course? A: Participants will learn foundational Aikido skills including safe falling (Ukemi), basic Aikido techniques, simple self-defense movements, and harmony principles. Every class also includes fun interactive games to keep the training engaging and enjoyable while building confidence, focus, balance, and coordination.

Q: Can I join the class together with my teen kid? A: Yes! We warmly welcome parents and teens to train together in the Adult/Teen Class (2:30 – 3:30 PM). It’s a great opportunity for family bonding through Aikido. Younger children (6–12 years old) will join the dedicated Kids Class (4:00 – 5:00 PM).

Q: Is Aikido training safe for kids? A: Yes, absolutely. Aikido is a non-competitive martial art that emphasizes safety, control, and respect. Our classes are led by experienced instructors who prioritize proper technique, safe falling (Ukemi), and a supportive environment. We adapt the training according to age and ability to ensure every child trains confidently and safely.

Q: What should I wear during the class? A: Please wear comfortable sportswear with long sleeves and long pants (e.g. tracksuit or gi if you have one). This helps protect the skin during rolling and falling practice. For girls, we recommend tying long hair back securely. No shoes are needed on the mat — we train barefoot.