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Aikido of San Antonio

Aikido of San Antonio

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5417 Bandera Rd #603, San Antonio, Texas, 78238, United States
(210) 520-2454 www.aikidosa.org
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Feb 4, 2016
I would not recommend this school for the following reasons 1. My first day of joining and coming into the dojo the oriental female student who has been attending this school for 10 years was rude because I did not bow. 2. No cool down after class and they leave the doors open during chilling weather. 4. On my second day of training that same female student was rude to me because I did not do a technique the way she liked it. 3. You are required to sweep dojo and clean it on schedule days. 4. No sparring or realistic applications were you can really learn to defend yourself. So if you are looking for modern self defense I would recommend jiu Jitsu or another aikido school. I do believe aikido does have something to offer for self-defense in 2016 but not in the traditional approach of teaching it as this school does. Also, their are aikido schools who allow you a free week trial and charge less than this school. Also, this school has a high turnover rate. I believe it may have something to do with the instructor's rudeness. He was rude to me during my fourth day in class by saying that maybe this school wasn't for me when I questioned the approach and right after I paid him $190 dollars cash. My advice try another school or watch the classes for a week before deciding to join because you may just not like it.

Oct 6, 2015
Everyone from the sensei on down are very helpful and friendly

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Mon:6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
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