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Aikido de la Montagne

Martial arts classes · Plateau-Mont-Royal

About this place

Children's aikido classes are divided by age and level, and instructors demonstrate techniques in a way suited to children, often more playfully than for adults. 1
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Kata with wooden weapons has been added to the youth programme as a way to work on aikido techniques. 4
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If a child is uncomfortable alone, someone close, preferably with aikido experience, can join on the tatami and gradually step away. 7
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The dojo says it has taught children the basics of aikido for 20 years, without basing the youth programme on specific skills. 12
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At a glance

Ages7–13 years 16
Class scheduleWednesday 17:00–18:00 20
Saturday 09:45–10:55 18 and 1 other
Cost$160 per session 21
Address3724 Av. du Parc, Montréal, QC H2X 2J1 15

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Aikido youth 16 17

Ages7–13 years 16
Class schedule
Saturday09:45–10:55 18
Sunday09:00–10:15 19
Wednesday17:00–18:00 20
Cost$160 per session 21

Addresses and hours

Aikido de la Montagne

3724 Av. du Parc, Montréal, QC H2X 2J1 15

Plateau-Mont-Royal

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  1. aikidodelamontagne.ca/youth · published by the place
    1. Classes are divided by age and level. For children 6 years of age and older,
    2. The instructors show a demonstration of the techniques in a manner suitable for children, often
    3. more playfully than the demonstrations for adults, and within their reach.
    4. Over time, the practice of kata (movement sequences) with weapons (made of wood)
    5. has been incorporated into the youth program. Children enjoy this, and working with the weapons
    6. has been a stimulating way to work on aikido techniques and keep children motivated.
    7. problem. PARTICIPATION DES PARENTS Occasionally children will be uncomfortable without their parents on the tatami.
    8. If necessary, someone close to the child (parent, sibling; preferably with aikido experience)
    9. can accompany your child on the tatami. The role of the parent on the tatami
    10. safe. When the child feels more comfortable, the parent can progressively become more distant and
    11. finally leave the tatami. These changes will arise naturally as children are encouraged to widen
    12. the dojo, Claude Berthiaume Shihan. For 20 years we have provided children with the basics
    13. in aikido while keeping their needs and wants in mind.
    14. The youth program is not based on the excecution of specific skills.
    15. Aikido de la montagne offers aikido for children from 4 to 12 years of age.
  2. www.google.com/maps · Google listing
    1. 3724 Av. du Parc, Montréal, QC H2X 2J1
  3. aikidodelamontagne.ca/schedule-fees · published by the place
    1. Aikido youth 7 to 13 years old
    2. 9:45 a.m. to 10:55 a.m.
    3. 9:00 a.m. to 10:15 a.m.
    4. 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
    5. 160 $