Aikido Center of Dover

07/09/2022

My janice at doveraikido email address was just discontinued (along with the Aikido Center of Dover). Please message me for my other email address if you don't have it. (Or you can find me here.)

06/21/2022

Aikido: What's trauma got to do with it? Whether you've thought about this question a lot, or it's completely new to you, the next Solstice discussion will help throw some light on this highly relevant topic and maybe even help your practice. Join us!
https://tinyurl.com/AikidoandTrauma

03/13/2022

Final clean-out today. Come on by to help, maybe score some stuff, buy mats, and write positive messages on my truck! The Speakeasy is in the lot behind the dojo. Bring permanent markers, or ask me for some.

03/10/2022

Our last class is Friday at 7:30. Everyone is invited to train with us!

03/10/2022

I'm sad to announce that, due to my moving, we are really closing. We had a few glimmers of hope for someone to take over, but they all fell through. We'll be packing up the dojo this Sunday, 3/13/22 at noon. If anyone wants to purchase mats, please let me know ASAP. There are 32 unclaimed. It's been an honor, a pleasure, and a tremendous learning experience for the past 13 years. To all of my students: Thank you. I love you. And I hope you can take something from your training forward into your lives to make them better and to help make the world a more peaceful place.

12/14/2021

This Saturday! Come check out the free Winter Solstice Seminar, with discussions of two groundbreaking projects - the Aikido Inclusion, Equity, Diversity and Access Project and - and some good old training in between.
Free on Zoom, just Register: tinyurl.com/WinterAikido
Donations also welcome: www.tinyurl/Support Solstice
Look forward to seeing you!

10/21/2021

For anyone who missed the Coast to Coast Bridge Seminar October 2, here is the video. My class starts at 4:06. Thank you again to Lisa Tomoleoni for organizing this and for including me!

Coast To Coast Seminar Oct 2021Disclaimer: The content of this video is put forth as information only, with no guarantees, do them at your own risk. We do n...

09/28/2021

"Even if I never attain a high rank or perform a perfect ikkyo, I have learned something very important from this community and martial art: hope." I couldn't agree more, and sometimes it takes a fresh set of eyes to remind us why we are here.

ContributedDiscover AikidoEditorial Why the World Needs Aikido, A Millennial’s Perspective Josh GoldDecember 19, 201727 comments7 min read This editorial is written by Christina Kelly, a 30-year-old practitioner who began her aikido journey six months ago. Christina, a Harvard graduate, has writte...