Aikido: The study of harmonious power
Aikido is a non-competitive martial art that explores dynamics between partners within the context of Japanese culture. The study of aikido increases flexibility, endurance, and balance. Most students find that it reduces stress and increases the ability to focus. In Aikido we strive for agatsu: the control of ourselves.
Bloomington Aikido @ Indiana University
Bloomington Aikido has a decades-long tradition of bringing this Japanese Martial Art to Indiana University students and residents of Bloomington and the surrounding communities.
Join Us!
Everyone is welcome at this dojo! Please stop by the Bill Garrett Fieldhouse, Room 095 on our training days to watch a class or jump in and try it for yourself. We pride ourselves on being welcoming and inclusive. Please join us!
You’re Invited to our Collaboration Seminar with Lisa Tomoleoni Shihan
Friday, April 25 2025
Bloomington Aikido in collaboration with Spiral Impact dojo will be hosting
Lisa Tomoleoni Shihan for a single-session seminar on
Friday, April 25, 2025.
Aikido students of all affiliations and experience levels are welcome!
Lisa Tomoleoni holds the rank of Roku Dan (6th Dan), received directly from Moriteru Ueshiba, Aikido Doshu. She spent over 14 years training at the Aikido World Headquarters and teaching Aikido professionally in Tokyo, Japan. She is the Director of the Aikido Shimbokukai, an international organization of aikido dojo officially recognized by the Aikikai Foundation and Aikido World Headquarters in Tokyo, Japan.