Learn Aikido online and change your life.
Start training with Iwama Ryu Aikido Australia, from just AUD $33 per month.
Begin your path to mastery!
Train online with us and you’ll become a master of Iwama Ryu Aikido.
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Sign up to receive 14-days free training and request a video conference or phone meeting with an Online Dojo Sensei to discuss your training needs.
Learn from the best
With expert instruction our system will take you through 1,011 open handed and weapons Aikido techniques with each technique having up to three different types of videos including videos showing Saito Sensei doing the technique, expert “how to” videos from Michael Field Sensei and Mike Shaw Sensei explaining the finer details of each technique and then modelling from class or seminar video’s/streaming featuring Michael Field Sensei’s top students doing the techniques allowing you to replicate the dojo environment where you can copy along.
Train anywhere, anytime on any device
Train in Aikido at a time that suits you – either alone or preferably with a partner. You can use any device to do your training.
Get expert feedback and be graded as you progress
As you train you can seek support and feedback via email, phone or streaming from an Online Dojo Sensei (by appointment). After you complete the required classes for each level, you can submit “videos” for review to be graded, or preferably, request a streaming grading by our expert instructors.
Testimonials
Chris Noller
4th Dan Black Belt
“I was a pioneer student of Field Aikido Distance Training Program.
My training started with no martial arts experience, and because of my distance from a dojo, began teaching others as a white belt”.
Trained under Field Sensei 1992 – 2018.
First grading 1993 (5th Kyu). Promoted to Yondan (4th Degree Black Belt) in 2012.
Head Instructor of Grampians Aikido.
Deirdre M.
“I discovered Aikido when I was 16 and living in Melbourne. I liked it’s philosophy of harmony and peaceful non-aggression and that it was suitable for all ages. This is why I choose to practice Aikido.
For me, Aikido is a personal challenge, not for showing off, and is as much a spiritual practice as physical training. Returning to training after a break of almost forty years presents its own challenges. I am not as young or fit as I was, and my body doesn’t bounce back the way it did, but retuning to training has forced me out of my comfort zone and given me the opportunity to start working on my physical fitness as I approach 60. I hope to be able to continue training for the next twenty years, at least!”
Susie Waters
3rd Dan Black Belt
“What I enjoyed most about Aikido was mutual learning of this art form in a non-competitive environment. I also valued the skills and knowledge that were passed on to me through the Aikido lineage.”