Millennium Martial Arts -Aikido for Self Defense in Vaughan

The soft art of self-defence which uses the opponent's power and force against them.

"The bigger and stronger the opponent the harder they fall"

Special Offer: $90 for two months plus free T-Shirt

Aikido classes in Vaughan, Maple, Woodbridge, Thornhill

Aikido Weapons

At Millennium Martial Arts we integrate weapons training with the basics or advanced Aikido techniques. The three weapons used in Aikido are Jo (wooden staff), Bokken (wooden sword) and Tanto (wooden knife).

Our students learn Brake falls, Rolls, Back break falls, basic Aikido and weapons techniques, which are practiced with a partner on a daily bases.

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Aikido is self defense

The main reason competition in Aikido is not allowed is that many Aikido techniques would have to be excluded because of their potential to cause serious injury. By training cooperatively , even the lethal techniques can be practiced without injury.

The secret of training in Aikido is - more training!

Joy, energy, sheer power and never ending enthusiasm is needed to make Aikido special. Aikido has become well-known throughout the world, for its self defense and people of many nationalities are training in Aikido

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Try our Aikido classes!

Our monthly fee, gives you the option to pay as you go and not lock you into a contract. If you decide that you are in for the long haul we do have yearly fees as well which provides to you a further discount. Contact Millennium Martial Arts today and try our offer. You will never look back.

Training in Aikido gives the student a chance to develop and extend their personal and professional skills.

Yoshinkan & Aikikai Aikido in Vaughan, Ontario

Yoshinkan Aikido is the style that we teach at Millennium Martial Arts in Vaughan. This is the style of Aikido taught by Gozo Shioda, who was an outstanding student of Aikido founder Morihei Ueshiba. Gozo Shioda taught the spiritual and practical applications of Aikido to thousands of people in his lifetime. The principle of Aikido in Gozo Shioda's words:

"As you get older, your muscles weaken, and you can no longer lift or pull. Unlimited strength comes from breath power. If the other person comes powerfully against you, there is no need for any effort".

Aikido is not a system of combat, but rather a means of self improvement. Aikido has no tournaments, competitions, contests or "sparring". All Aikido techniques are learned cooperatively. The goal of Aikido is not to defeat others, but the defeat of the negative characteristics which inhibit one's own mind and its functioning. Click here to CONTACT US