Aikido of South Brooklyn

$$ • Martial Arts School, Self-defense Classes

205 Columbia St, Brooklyn, NY 11231

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  • Feb 2021

    A wonderful place of discipline, acceptance and community, Aikido of South Brooklyn has filled a void in my life that was missing due to the disconnect of the world. Paul-sensei and all of the students involved are very patient and generous, even a total beginner like me feels at home. If you are looking for something new, a challenge, or are just interested in a martial art, try Aikido.

  • May 2018

    This is an incredible place. My son had been studying at AOSB since he was four. He has so much fun. He has learned and taken to heart the philosophy of Aikido and its a place where he feels special and valued. My younger son can not wait to be a student there. The senseis are thoughtful, generous and provide a kind place for structured and disciplined behavior. The place is a true Brooklyn gem.

  • Feb 2018

    My son is a student here and to be honest I am glad and grateful to how the sensei has taken him under his wing. Aikido of South Brooklyn is more than where my child goes to learn Aikido, its a safe haven that is leading him to a bigger and brighter path.

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We are an independent, family-owned martial arts school in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn. We specialize in aikido martial arts classes for adults and children starting at age 4. Josh Paul Sensei and his partner Courtney Paul started the dojo and its community outreach company, Mind Body Arts, in 2011. We provide all students with individualized and personal instruction. Every class offers one-to-one, hands-on interactions with instructors and other students. Starting is easy with free trial classes. Our practice emphasizes developing proper aikido technique, as well as aikido’s ability to improve mental and physical fitness, and to build community. We are members of the Aikido World Alliance, and affiliated with the Aikikai Foundation, Tokyo.

Hours

Monday: ClosedTuesday: 3:30 - 8PM
Wednesday: 3:30 - 8PM
Thursday: 3:30 - 8PM
Friday: 5 - 8PM
Saturday: 8:30 - 11:30AM
Sunday: Closed

Tips

wheelchair accessible accepts credit cards good for kids street parking gender-neutral restrooms open to all bike parking