Aikido is for everybody!
As an adult, it is no longer always easy to start a new thing. It is driven by curiosity, the desire for knowledge, but there is a lot of
doubt, the inhibitions raised in you, the failures you have experienced before. What if I get awkward? How am I going to learn this? I'm
too old for it, should I have started 20 years ago? What if I get hurt? Is it accepted by the community?
We have good news! Almost everyone has these questions in their minds before deciding to try Aikido! The only difference is that someone
will turn back here because they succumb to the negative programs clicking in their head, and someone will take it upon themselves and
take the first step!
No matter how old you are, what your physical condition is, there is no age limit in Aikido! You can have countless goals that this
martial art, a form of movement, can help you with. Do you want to feel better? Want to spend a few hours a week in a support community?
Do you want to find your balance, break out of the treadmill of everyday life? Take the first step yourself!
Children Aikido class
Wondering if Aikido would be the right form of movement for your child? We help couple with thought to make it easier to decide.
In most sports, it is inevitable that your child will be in a competitive position, so school stress can be put on by even a shovel in the expectation of the sport. If you’re more looking now with the idea that your child is happy to do a movement where there is no comparison with others, no races, and too much pressure, then you’re in the right place! What Aikido can give your child is a supportive community where it can develop unnoticed.
The aim of our trainings is to improve posture, develop movement coordination, develop a willingness to cooperate, with tasks that require attention and focus, in a friendly, good community, in small groups, without injuries.
We welcome all primary school children to our children's aikido trainings. The structure of the workouts and the examination system, which is also considered important for children, are designed to cover this relatively wide period of childhood well and to provide a challenge for all ages.
For most sports clubs, only the first time is free. For us, our experience is that children need to dissolve more than once, make first friendships, and the initial touch, perhaps fright, disappear. For this reason, we provide a full monthly aikido training opportunity free of charge. This way you can decide without obligation and with certainty whether you want to join the workouts.
All our aikido trainings are open, so you can join, watch and try our training at any time. If you have any questions, please contact me
with confidence:
Ferenc Németh phone: +36 20 99 11 622.
I do/have practiced other martial arts
Did you think that half of our members didn’t start practicing martial arts with aikido? Apparently not it is rare for many to come to us
later, after practicing several bends, detours, and multiple styles. Why could it be In your twenties, early thirties, you might still
feel like you can do almost anything. Flexible or, your fitness is snapping, your injuries will regenerate quickly. As time goes on, all
of a sudden you are painfully confronted with the fact that your body is becoming more and more vulnerable and is facing obstacles that
have so far you didn't even notice. Is there still progress from here, and if so, in what way?
You may also have had the good fortune to learn some martial arts as a child or as a young adult, but then you stopped, life drifted in a
different direction. However, deep in your soul, the tatami, the gym, even the white training suit is hidden deep in your wardrobe, you
didn't have a heart to throw out…
If these thoughts have turned in your head as well, you are in the right place. We wrote this blog just for you.
The human body has physical endowments of head, limbs, joints, sensitive points, and surfaces that are exploited and attacked by various
martial arts. For this reason, the same techniques can be found in most martial arts with minor major differences. Aikido can also be
thought of as a sophisticated method for our other martial arts. This method can be applied to a greater or lesser extent depending on the
nature of the particular martial art, for example, goju-ryu karate is characterized by an alternation of hardness and softness, it fits
well with aikido, but there is a karate style, “Strength Karate”, with which fewer common point can be found. In aikido, technical
knowledge is very important, less strength, the structure of trainings also follows and strengthens this principle.
