Shin Shin Aikido

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The Hooe Shin Shin Aikido Club is taught by Sensei David Wilbourne (6th Dan), who has been practising Ki Aikido since 1993. Classes are welcoming and suitable for beginners and experienced students alike. Practise mindfulness, coordination, and calm movement in a friendly and relaxed setting.

Your first session is free – email to arrange a visit and discover the benefits of Ki Aikido.

Opening hours

Mon–Thu: Closed
Fri: 19:30-21:00
Sat–Sun: Closed

Classes

AikidoSword Course

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Frequently asked questions about Shin Shin Aikido

How much does it cost to train at Shin Shin Aikido?

Shin Shin Aikido does not list fixed prices here, but it has an intro offer: Your first session is free – email to arrange a visit.

What are the opening hours at Shin Shin Aikido?

Shin Shin Aikido is open Mon–Thu Closed, Fri 19:30-21:00, Sat–Sun Closed.

What kind of training does Shin Shin Aikido offer?

At Shin Shin Aikido you will find martial arts.

Where you'll be

Plymouth

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