Welcome

Aikido KanjiAikido, literally translated as “The Way of Harmony with Universal Energy”, was founded by O-Sensei, Morihei Ueshiba (1883-1969). It is a Japanese martial art based on the self-discipline of physical, interpersonal, moral, and spiritual levels. The techniques are based on principles of harmony and non-resistance. The aim of Aikido training is the promotion of peace and harmony and development of natural power (Ki) that unifies mind and body. Students learn that force and aggression are counter-productive to achieving harmony.

The Saskatoon Aikido club, or “Saskatoon Aikikai” was founded in 1978. We are located in Room 5 (downstairs) of the Albert Community Centre at 610 Clarence Avenue South (corner of Clarence Ave & 12th St). The club is run as a non-profit volunteer organization. Club dues go toward dojo rental and maintenance. We are an affiliate of the Canadian Aikido Federation.

 
A look inside the Saskatoon Aikido Club

News

Seminar Announcement

Geoff Cotton February 8, 2025

Saskatoon Aikikai is hosting George Hewson Sensei for a weekend seminar on March 21, 22 & 23. All students are welcome to join for this 3-day event.

New year, new you

Geoff Cotton January 8, 2025

We have some room on the mats. If your looking for a fun activity to fit that resolution, come and see what we can offer. Mind, body and spirit.