Welcome to the British Ki Society
Dojos in the British Ki Society practise Ki Aikido as developed by the late Doshu Kenjiro Yoshigasaki.
Photos from the First Yoshigasaki Memorial Seminar, Italy, 2022
An interview (in Italian) about the seminar with Shihan Bruno Maule can be seen here:
https://www.facebook.com/mirco.angeletti.3/videos/561488835418299/?fs=e&s=cl
Latest News
Details of two new international Aikido seminars this year can be found here.
The London City Dojo has a new address. Details can be found here.
Sensei Jayesh Karadia will be one of the instructors at the British Aikido Board’s National Course this year. Details can be found here.
Quotation of the month from All of Aikido:
Names such as kotegaeshi, sankyo, nikyo, ikkyo are used for the form of your hand or arm. Later the names are also used for the technique which uses those forms of your arm or the other person’s arm. Ikkyo means first teaching in the Japanese language and this is because Aikido techniques come from the techniques invented by samurai whose main practice was sword fighting. Ikkyo form permits you to use your hand or arm like a sword in many techniques.
Kenjiro Yoshigasaki
The British Ki Society
Find out about the British Ki Society and its connection to the founders of Aikido here.
Aikido is suitable for both men and women, adults and children. You can find more information on getting started here.
Our Dojos
Our Dojos cater for all levels, from complete beginner to advanced grades. All BKS Instructors are fully qualified as coaches and insured through the British Aikido Board.
You can find out where you can practise with us here.
The British Ki Society 