Aikido with the Forces of Nature

Aikido Lessons in Reigate and Chessington, Surrey

Martial arts have intrigued people for centuries, and are becoming increasingly popular. While many people are wowed by the physical spectacle, an integral part of martial arts is the spiritual side. At Aikido-Spirit, the focus is learning about the spirituality associated with Ki-Aikido and all martial arts, as it is part of the natural growth and discipline of an individual.

You will learn about the energies that are fundamental to Reiki and all natural healing modalities, and how this influences your spiritual wellbeing. Darren Bond has studied Reiki in depth as well as other forms of healing and wellbeing and rather than keep it secret, he wants to share this knowledge. His credo is that he wants to share Reiki and other forms of energy work he has studied on his own path of healing, so by joining Aikido Spirit you can too share in this beautiful, yet dynamic and gentle art.

Aikido practice can benefit everyone, male or female, young or old. All can enjoy and improve their health and fitness by attending regular classes. The formal and more spiritual aspects of Aikido appeals to some, the physical side to others. Its full and natural body movement has aerobic benefits for all. When practiced regularly it will assist in developing a fitter, suppler and stronger body with improved flexibility, reflexes and reactions.

Aikido is a modern, non-violent, non-aggressive Japanese martial art which was developed early in the twentieth century by Morihei Ueshiba (1883-1969). In Japanese, Aikido means “the way of harmony with the forces of nature”. It is a path where the keen edge of martial art is used as a way to spiritual growth.

Classes taught from Children,teenagers to adult classes at Yoga Ananda, 46 Albert Road North, Reigate, Surrey, RH2 9EL. 

Children,Teenagers and Adults Classes also taught at: St Mary's Centre, Church Lane, Chessington, KT9 2DR 

Prices: FIRST LESSON FREE  or contact Darren on 07502417365 for further details.

Wear suitable clothing ie: ( tracksuit or if you have a gi you may wear that ) on the night. Arrive 15 minutes early to allow time to fill in paper work and to help put down the mats.