Classes and fees
Classes and fees
Wa : Harmony
Kô : Light
Calligraphy of Michio Hikitsuchi Sensei, 10. Dan
Adults
Practices are for all levels, men or women, young or old. There is no competition, but strictness and kindness at the same time. The photo gallery and the testimonials give a nice glimpse of it.
Schedule
There are no practices during special events.
Fees
Two trial practices free! For a trial practice or for more information, contact us.
Children
Children’s classes take place in a clear, supportive, and caring environment. This framework helps children develop a sense of structure and grow psychologically, emotionally, and physically. Their agility, mental alertness, ability to concentrate, and interpersonal skills develop in a natural and harmonious way through constant interaction with the other children and the instructors.
This martial art aims to foster the harmonious development of each individual, without competition, comparison, or judgment. It allows every child to find their place within the group while bringing out the unique qualities of their personality in their own individual, original, and confident way.
Schedule
Children ages 7 through 10
| Tuesday | Thursday |
|---|---|
| 5:15 to 6:15 p.m. | 5:15 to 6:15 p.m. |
Children ages 11 through 15
| Tuesday | Thursday |
|---|---|
| 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. | 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. |
Children are training twice a week.
Fees
| Normal fee | CHF 70.- per month (10 months per year) |
| Family rate (from two members) | CHF 60.- per month (10 months per year) and per children |
Two trial practices free! For a trial practice or for more information, contact us.
Answers to the most frequent questions
Who can practice Aikido?
Aikido is accessible to everyone, regardless of age or physical condition. There is truly a place for everyone. Check out our image gallery to see for yourself and join us!
Are there any beginner practices?
Are you a beginner and worried that you won’t be able to handle it? Don’t worry, we don’t have classes for beginners or advanced. Everyone practices together, regardless of age, gender or level. It is through this inclusive practice that beginners progress quickly and reach their full potential.
Who are the instructors?
Our Dojo Cho, the main instructor, is Jean-Pierre Kunzi Sensei. He is supported by instructors who have years of Aikido practice.
What does a practice look like?
Practices are held in silence. The instructor shows a technique and the practitioners reproduce it by attacking or doing the technique in turn. Come and give it a try to get an idea!