Come along to a free, no-obligation class and give Aikido a try! We practise on the following days:
Start with any class - please arrive 15 mins early. For the beginning, long sweatpants and a sleeved top are sufficient. We practise barefoot. (Admission is from age 14.)
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Our current and previous dojo members come from Afghanistan, Czechia, France, Germany, Hungary, Japan, the Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Spain, Sweden and the USA (in alphabetical order).The General Data Protection Regulation which became effective in May 2018 is very strict with regard to the publication of pictures with identifiable individuals on them. Some of our older galleries may not have fully complied with these rules, so it will take some time to fill this website with life again. Please accept our apologies.
For the same reason, we have removed most of the old blog entries.
Last Saturday, Max Rößner taught a Movement Practice workshop at our dojo. This contemporary discipline is a playful research of how to enhance movement options, and it can be used as a basis for all kinds of sports and more generally for a healthy lifestyle. The focus of the workshop was on...
An exceptionally talented young aikido teacher came to our dojo last weekend: Ludvig Jönson from Stockholm taught a weekend seminar with his artistic signature style. The 26-year old Swede presented a variety of highly dynamic techniques which required intricate falling skills. He showed how to...
The importance of the fasciae—the bands of the conjunctive tissue that create body tension—is being discovered by many movement arts in the last couple of years. Mouliko Halén explained in his seminar at Aikido Oberursel how they can be used in the daily practice of the Japanese martial art. The...
2018
3.–4.11. Pascal Durchon in Frankfurt (Aikido)
3.11. Sonja Sauer in Heidelberg (Aikido - Ukemi)
9.–11.11. Alvaro Campo in Oberursel (Aikido)
"For me, aikido is a way to research the inner and outer world, to connect with life. I find it very helpful to have a welcoming space that offers respect and is open for discoveries. I feel appreciated in my home dojo where I first met Klaus, and I very much like practising in Oberursel, too. It is great being a part of this group. Thank you!"Please be aware that clicking on the video reveals your IP address to the video portal, and that the portal sets cookies. In the case of YouTube videos, Google's Privacy Policy applies. In the case of Vimeo videos, the Vimeo.com Privacy Policy applies.
Ludvig Jönson @ Oberursel 2018
(Ukes: Sonja Sauer & Peter Menke)
