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Celebrating Our 44th Anniversary!
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Welcome to Orange County Aiki Kai Whether you are a seasoned practitioner or a newcomer to the art you will find our Dojo to be a friendly and comfortable environment to learn and train in Aikido. Here at our school, we try to exemplify what we like to call the "Aloha Spirit". The Aloha Spirit is a well known reference to the attitude of friendly acceptance for which the Hawaiian Islands are so famous and in turn is at the core of Aikido philosophy. Aloha stands for much more than hello or goodbye or love. Its deeper meaning is the joyful (oha) sharing (alo) of life energy (ha) in the present (alo) something to which our dojo members aspire to achieve. Whether you are looking for a dojo to train in or just information and/or articles on various aspects of Aikido, we hope you will find our website to be very useful. Happy Training!
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6/20/08: The dojo will be holding a Spring cleaning day this Saturday following the Childrens' class. All members are asked to participate and volunteer for any amount of time to help keep our dojo a safe and clean place to train. Come out and show your dojo pride. 6/20/08: Walter Muryasz will be teaching a special class on July 19 following regularly scheduled classes. All members are encouraged to attend 6/20/08: ATTENTION ALL MEMBERS! If any of your personal info i.e. address, phone number, emergency contact number has changed since the last registration form you filled out, please let a board member know or fill out a new registration form and give it to an instructor.
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Last Updated on 6/2008