Pure Aikido

Receive one on one instruction from Australia’s Number 1 Instructor.

Marcus Encel trained in Japan under Saito Sensei. His focus is how to apply Aikido in the modern environment.

ALL ASPECTS OF AIKIDO ARE TAUGHT HERE

Beginners Classes, Advanced, Seniors, Self Defence, Fitness, Meditation, Mind Control.

ABOUT US

We are a traditional dojo teaching in a contemporary environment.

Our training focuses on the needs of the individual whether those needs are cultivating the spirit through the martial arts, self-defense, or just fun and fitness. Classes are instructed by Marcus Encel (Australia’s number-1 instructor).

• Students are paired with suitable training partners for their level of expertise.

• Beginners get to train with advanced and also people their own level.

• For the advanced student we have classes to extend them beyond their current boundaries.

• We are always adjusting our classes to meet the needs of our trainees

• We have regular seminars and weekend retreats to go deeper into our study and have fun as group in a scenic environment.

Reasons To Train With Pure Aikido

• Personal attention every class

• Highly skilled instruction

• Fun and friendly environment

• Self Defense skills

• Multiple attack training

• Weapons training if required

• Ki training

OUR DOJO

Pure Aikido, Australia’s premier dojo. All aspects of Aikido are taught here.

Aiki no Michi Aikidojo was established in 1997. We changed our name to Pure Aikido as many found our previous name confusing. The goals of this dojo continue to be excellence, the faithful preservation of the founder’s techniques; spiritual growth and self defense. The focus is on regular training.

In our dojo a person is assessed on their actions not their words. In our daily practice we strive for the perfection of our technique and self improvement through regular training, some of the typical benefits being bravery, compassion, self awareness, mind control, self discipline, and spiritual insight and self defense ability. All non-Dan ranks wear a white belt and the point is regularly reinforced that rank does not make the person.