Aikido Of Winnipeg Martial Arts Dojo - Winnipeg
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About Aikido Of Winnipeg Martial Arts Dojo
Leanne Reichert Sensei, 4th Dan
Leanne Sensei began her Aikido training in 1992 at the Kasukabe Dojo in Saitama Ken, Japan; under the direction of Horikoshi Sensei, 8th Dan. She achieved the rank of Shodan in the two and a half years that she was there.
She had a break from Aikido to pursue a career and returned to the Aikido of Winnipeg dojo in 2008. She is a frequent, as well as one of the favourite uchi deshi for Hendricks Shihan.
Contact Aikido Of Winnipeg Martial Arts Dojo
| Address : | 88 Sherbrook St #4, Winnipeg, MB R3C 2B3, Canada |
| Phone : | 📞 +789 |
| Postal code : | 3 |
| Website : | http://www.aikidowinnipeg.com/ |
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Crisanto Bilibli on Google
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Leanne Reichert on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A traditional dojo in every way. The atmosphere, training and friendship are all genuine. Having started my training in Japan, this is the closest I have come to being there.
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Ralph Dueck on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ For the last decade I have been a member of the Aikido of Winnipeg community. The instructors are skilled and knowledgeable, and it is a fun and challenging training atmosphere.
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Robert Ross Parker on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I had the chance to train at Aikido of Winnipeg while visiting the city for work. It’s a welcoming and friendly community and a great opportunity to practice with serious senior akidoka. I wish I could have spent more time on their mat. Thank you very much!
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Jamie Oliviero on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I have been a member of this dojo for over twelve years now. As a long time student of Aikido I can honestly say that this is the warmest, most supportive dojo community that I have ever been a part of . Our senseis Doug Reichert and his wife Leanne are strong, committed leaders, and experienced and encouraging teachers.
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Nicole Dorville on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ If you're looking for a quick-fix self-defense course, search again.
However if you've got time to spare and want a quality martial art, or quality aikido for that matter, this is the place to be.
Been here for almost 2 years and can't get enough. As a person who is from and has done aikido in another country in another form, I have felt very welcome and the vibes are good. My time here has not been without mistakes during classes, but the teaching styles by Senseis Doug and Leanne have been firm but forgiving (and fun!). This all adds up to an exceptional and finely-tuned learning experience if you keep an open mind and heart.
Also, regular training with wooden swords, sticks and daggers is pretty cool. :D
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Cassie Chatwin on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I spent two and a half years training with aikido of Winnipeg and was devastated to leave when I moved away from Winnipeg. This is a traditional iwama style school that covers all aspects of aikido not just the self defense part. I will be forever grateful to Doug sensei and the other senior students for introducing me to aikido and patiently teaching me over those two years. I haven't found another dojo with a similar energy yet.
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Leith Grenkow on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Very traditional and respectful dojo. I very much enjoyed my visit. Personally I do not see Aikido as being a useful art though. I opted for boxing and BJJ
*update based on owners response*
In no way am I looking to "bash bozos in the ring" sir. I'm sorry to have offended you. My comments are based from the mindset of self defense. I just don't see Aikido as being "useful" in that sense. Again. Sorry if I offended. I do hope my review helps others to evaluate their reasons for learning a martial art!
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