In Royal City Aikido we follow Japanese way of teaching, offering Iwama Ryu Aikido. Chief instructor of Royal City Aikido, Jarek Adamuszewski is Sandan (3rd dan) under the Aikidai Federation in Tokyo, Japan. Aikikai is the biggest Aikido organization in the world which is headed by Founder's grandson.
Sensei Jarek Adamuszewski started training Aikido in 2002 under Stefan Barton Sensei (6 dan). He traveled to California to train under Pat Hendricks Shihan (7 dan) as well as to Japan to train under Saito Hitohiro Shihan (8 dan).
Sensei Jarek Adamuszewski started training Aikido in 2002 under Stefan Barton Sensei (6 dan). He traveled to California to train under Pat Hendricks Shihan (7 dan) as well as to Japan to train under Saito Hitohiro Shihan (8 dan).
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Will Barrett
Dec 16, 2017
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David Ambeau
Nov 04, 2017
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I've been attending classes for about a year now and its been a great experience. The classes have a perfect balance of traditional Martial Arts and practical self defence where everyone can learn and grow at their own pace. I'm excited to be involved in a club with so much opportunity and I look forward to developing my skills at Royal City Aikido
Mark Luyt
Aug 06, 2017
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Jairo Melo
Jul 26, 2017
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Champika Samarasekera
Jun 05, 2017
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One month in and its been an excellent, welcoming experience. Small class sizes mean lots of time for individual attention from Sensei Jarek. The class is convivial and respectful. Beginners like me aren't rushed at all, we move at a very reasonable pace. Students are encouraged to master form/technique and we're always given knowledgeable explanations as to why things are done a certain way. I tried several classes in different styles of Aikido before settling on the Iwama style taught here. The bukiwaza (sword and staff work) is what sold me on Iwama Ryu, it really helps me reinforce and appreciate