Schedule

Schedule and fees for summer 2010
(1st July to 31st August)

Monday   18:00–20:00
aikido
Wednesday 7:00–8:00
aikido
19:00–20:00
weapons (outdoor – in good weather)
Thursday   18:00–20:00
aikido

Schedule for the season 2010/2011

Monday   19:00–21:00
aikido (beginners)
 
Tuesday 7:00–8:00
aikido (all levels)
18:00–19:10
aikido (all levels)
19:15–20:00
aikido (advanced)
Wednesday   18:00–19:10
aikido (beginners)
19:20–20:30
aikido weapons
Thursday 7:00–8:00
aikido (all levels)
18:00–19:30
aikido (all levels)
19:30-…
some food and drinks
after the training
Friday free day


The schedule is valid from 1 September to 30 June.
There will be a different schedule for the summer holiday 2011.

Training fees for season 2010/2011

  Students Working people
Month 650Kč 750Kč
Half season (5 months) 2750Kč (550Kč per month) 3250Kč (650Kč per month)
Full season (10 months) 4500Kč (450Kč per month) 5500Kč (550Kč per month)
Pass for 10 lessons 900Kč 900Kč

Training descriptions

All classes of aikido and aikido with weapons are open for people of any age or gender.

Aikido – beginners

Trainings marked as aikido (beginners) are focused on aikido basics – rolls, basic steps and techniques.
However, any beginner can attend any class from the very beginning.
If you are coming for the first time, check the information for newcomers.

Aikido – all levels

Classes aikido (all levels) are opened to all club members. Beginners work together with more advanced students for the benefit of both of these groups. Physical demands grow gradually with students individual development so that it is possible to start with aikido in any age.

Aikido – advanced

This training is for students with 4th kyu and more (who can fall fluently and handle basic techniques). This is a space for more dynamic and/or complex practice.

Aikido with weapons

A big part of unarmed techniques in aikido comes from the Japanese fencing arts. Therefore the work with weapons is naturally included in aikido training: we use wooden sword (boken), staff (jo) and knife (tanto). The work with sword helps to develop a proper body posture, power in the body center, concentration, determination and precision.

Some food and drinks after evening classes

We usually don't speak too much during trainings, and often reserve time for all kinds of socializing in a nearby restaurant. These “eating and drinking classes” are not necessary for mastering aikido techniques, but being with friends is a very pleasant part of our training:).