Classes, Schedule & Fees
Structured martial arts training designed for progressive mastery. From safe breakfalls to advanced tactical joint locks.
Timetable & Fees
Weekly training session in Kepong
Saturday Morning
9:00 — 10:00 AM
Monthly Fee
✓ Zero lock-in contracts · No other hidden fees
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Step onto the mat with no pressure. Experience the training culture, meet the instructors, and see if Yoshinkan Aikido is right for you.
Inside a Typical 60-Minute Session
Every Saturday morning class follows a structured, injury-free progression.
Seiza, Etiquette & Warm-Up (10 Mins)
Traditional bowing, joint mobility, flexibility drills, and centering exercises to prepare the mind and body.
Kihon Dosa & Ukemi (15 Mins)
The 6 central foundational Yoshinkan movements practiced in unison, followed by progressive breakfall drills (forward and backward rolls).
Kihon Waza (Technique Execution · 25 Mins)
Paired practice of basic techniques (wrist locks, shoulder throws, dynamic pins) with detailed biomechanical breakdown by Sensei.
Cool Down & Closing Bow (10 Mins)
Controlled breathing, wrist stretching, quiet meditation (Mokuso), and formal closing etiquette.
Grading System & Progression
Students progress through standard Kyu ranks toward Black Belt (Shodan).
8th Kyu to 4th Kyu
Focus on posture (Kamae), movement (Tai Sabaki), breakfalls (Ukemi), and foundational joint locks (Ikkajo, Nikajo).
3rd Kyu to 1st Kyu (Brown Belt)
Refinement of timing, fluid throws (Shihonage, Iriminage, Kotegaeshi), continuous flow, and self-defense applications.
Shodan (1st Dan Black Belt & Above)
Official Dan grading recognized under traditional Yoshinkan standards. Candidates demonstrate free technique against multiple attackers (Jiyu-waza) and complete martial mastery.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions for new and prospective students
I am in my 40s, 50s, or 60s and haven't exercised in years. Is this safe for me?
Yes, absolutely. Yoshinkan Aikido is practiced cooperatively and relies on center-line leverage rather than brute muscular force. You will never be forced to take high breakfalls. Training focuses on posture alignment, joint mobility, balance, and core stability at your own comfortable pace.
I have zero martial arts experience. How do I start?
Every beginner starts from step one. We teach foundational posture (Kamae), the 6 basic movements (Kihon Dosa), and progressive safe rolling on soft tatami mats before you practice partner techniques.
What should I wear to my first Saturday trial session?
Wear comfortable workout attire, such as a clean T-shirt and track pants. Training is done barefoot on the tatami mats. You do not need to buy a formal uniform (Dogi) until you decide to register regularly.
How does monthly tuition work?
Tuition is RM150 per month with zero contracts and no lock-in periods. Your first Saturday morning trial class is completely free.
Why is training held on Saturday mornings only?
Holding our class exclusively on Saturday mornings (9:00 AM – 10:00 AM) allows us to consolidate all students and senior instructors into a single, high-quality session with focused, personalized guidance on the mat.
What is the age requirement?
Our Saturday morning class welcomes teenagers (ages 13+) and adults of all ages and fitness levels.