Aikido Ai of Southern California - Whittier, California

Aikido Ai of Southern California is a renowned martial arts school located at 6725 Comstock Ave, Whittier, CA 90601. This distinguished institution specializes in Aikido, as well as offering classes in meditation and Tai Chi. The school's commitment to providing a safe and inclusive environment for its students is evident in their wheelchair-accessible entrance and parking lot. With a 5/5 average opinion based on 2 reviews on Google My Business, Aikido Ai of Southern California has become a top choice for those seeking to learn and practice martial arts in the Southern California area. The school's dedication to fostering a strong sense of community and personal development is reflected in their exceptional instruction and welcoming atmosphere. For anyone interested in learning Aikido, meditation, or Tai Chi, Aikido Ai of Southern California is an excellent option to consider. To contact the school, please call 5625005446.

👍 Reviews of Aikido Ai of Southern California

Dan G.

5/5

I took aikido classes in the mid 80’s, only for a couple years or so, only ever achieving orange belt, if I remember right. I remember training with a Jo staff and wooden sword. I remember it was under Sensei Frank. And while I never continued it afterwards, the impact of Frank and his program and personality, still gives me great memories of being there almost 40 years later! It was such a joy to see that he is still there and this amazing place is still active. So if this short time frame left a lasting memory for me, I encourage people to try it. Years later, I can still at least remember the first 10-15 moves with my Jo, lol… WHICH I STILL HAVE, as well as the sleeve for my tools! Great job!

Alice K.

5/5

I was in the L.A. area for a month vacationing and wanted to try Tai Chi. I gave Sensei Mc Gouirk a call, and the next day he responded with class times and instructor's name. Ms. Suzette teaches Tai Chi. As with any martial art, it looks easier than it is. Ms. Suzette is patient with her students, breaking down the moves so you can understand how they go. She gently corrects any mistakes. You can instantly tell from your first class that she loves the art, as well as her students. Everyone was also very friendly and welcoming. Although I was not taking Akiedo, Sensei made a point to meet and welcome me himself. I plan on returning this fall while out in L.A. area again.