Aikido is a Japanese martial art founded on the principles of harmony, balance, and intelligent movement. Rather than relying on strength or aggression, it emphasizes blending with an opponent’s energy and redirecting it through controlled, effective techniques. Beyond self-defense, Aikido develops confidence, focus, discipline, and emotional resilience. Regular practice improves balance, flexibility, coordination, and overall physical fitness while fostering respect, self-control, and personal growth. Suitable for people of all ages and experience levels, Aikido is more than a martial art—it is a lifelong path of learning, self-improvement, and harmony.
More than 10 years of training in Jiyushinkai style and Tomiki-ryo system , Continuous training and teaching in the original Aikikai-Aikido system od the day, Head of the officially registered Babak Aikido group under the system and organization of the world's leading Aikido masters,Shihan Christian Tissier
Over 35 years
Student achieved
held
For me, Aikido is not merely a martial art; it is a way of life. This valuable discipline has taught me that confidence, calmness, discipline, and self-control are the fundamental foundations of growth and success in life. Continuous practice of Aikido has helped me develop a deeper understanding of the harmony between mind and body, enabling me to move forward in life and contribute more effectively to society with greater focus, respect, and self-control. This diverse martial arts background has developed a comprehensive approach to training, combining technique, balance, body control, precision, discipline, and mental focus. My extensive experience provides a strong foundation for professional instruction and the effective transfer of martial arts knowledge and skills to his students.
Founder of Aikido · 1883 – 1969
Morihei Ueshiba
Morihei Ueshiba was a Japanese martial artist and
spiritual teacher
who founded the modern martial art
known as Aikido.
Born in 1883 in Tanabe, Japan, Ueshiba studied several traditional Japanese martial arts throughout his life. He combined his martial experience with spiritual philosophy to create a discipline focused on harmony, balance, and self-development.
Rather than defeating an opponent through force, Aikido seeks to redirect an attack and neutralize it while maintaining control and harmony.
The heart of Aikido is harmony.
— Morihei UeshibaFinding balance instead of fighting against others.
Developing discipline, awareness and inner strength.
Martial arts as a path toward personal growth.
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