The Aikido & Healing Arts Center of Roseville is a martial arts dojo and wellness center deeply rooted in the principles of Aikido, a Japanese martial art founded by Morihei Ueshiba. Translating to “the way of harmonious spirit,” Aikido emphasizes self-defense through non-violent techniques such as joint locks and throws, making it accessible to individuals of all ages and fitness levels. Affiliated with the Aikikai Hombu Dojo in Tokyo, Japan, through the California Aikido Association Division 2, the center offers traditional Aikido classes led by experienced instructors like Michael Friedl Shihan and Benjamin Greve Sensei.
In addition to Aikido training, the center provides instruction in Japanese sword art (Iaido) and karate forms, expanding the martial arts offerings available to students. The facility also hosts yoga classes led by experienced practitioners, fostering a holistic approach to physical health and well-being. With a focus on community engagement, the center organizes seminars and events featuring renowned instructors like Yoshi Shibata Sensei and Dan Messisco Sensei, creating opportunities for students to deepen their Aikido practice and connect with a broader martial arts community.
Committed to promoting non-violent self-defense, physical fitness, and personal growth, the Aikido & Healing Arts Center of Roseville serves as a welcoming space for individuals seeking to explore the art of Aikido and its underlying principles. Through a blend of traditional training methods, community involvement, and a dedication to excellence, the center strives to empower students to enhance their skills, cultivate inner harmony, and embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery.