It’s easy to get started in one of the Orange County Ki Society programs. You can come in for a free introductory lesson at any of our class times. You don't need to wait for a special starting date.

Here's what to do:

• Check the Location page to see where we are located
• Check the Schedule page to see when classes are held
• Give the Dojo a call to let us know you are coming
• Dress in loose comfortable clothes like a tee-shirt and sweat pants
• Come to the Dojo 10 to 15 minutes before the starting time
• This gives you the opportunity to meet and talk to the instructors before class begins
• Enjoy your lesson
• Ask lots of questions

Ki classes are for anyone ages 13 and older. Seniors also find Ki classes enjoyable.

Here's what to expect:

• Expect the introductory lesson to last one hour.
• The introductory lesson will show you how to coodinate your mind and body.
• The lesson is typically taught separately from the main class.

At the Orange County Ki Society, Aikido is based on a solid understanding of Ki Principles. Thus, all Aikido students must also train in the Ki classes to fully develop an understanding of Ki.

Ki-Aikido classes are for anyone ages 13 and older. If you have any physical limitations or injuries consult your doctor before beginning Ki-Aikido training.

Here's what to expect:

• Expect the introductory lesson to last two hours.
• The first hour will introduce you to the Four Basic Principles of Mind and Body Coordination.
• The second hour introduces you to the Five Principles of Aikido and to the basic movements of an art or two.
• The lesson is typically conducted separately from the main class.

After your free introductory lesson decide if this training meets your personal goals.

Here's how to sign up:

• Fill out and sign a release form.
• Pay your one-time membership fee that we forward to the Ki Society in Japan.
• Pay your dues for the first month. Dues are paid month to month (no long term contracts).
• Begin attending classes!
• Traditional training attire is optional. Click here for more info.