Updated October 14th 2022

• We have updated our Covid-policy to reflect current CDC guidelines. Masks and vaccinations are recommended, but no longer required.  
• The next Exam date is set for Saturday December 10th at 9:00am
• Check the schedule page for the latest class schedule and times, which has changed recently
• All classes are now at +90minutes to allow content to flow from basic-waza, through intermediate exam material, and ending with advanced techniques
• Wednesday Night from 8:00-8:30pm is limited to 3kyu and above, with focus on shodan exam material
• Saturday mornings from 9:30am is open to all and will focus on aiki-flow
•  Look for a new morning class to pop up in January of 2023!
• aaaand last but not least, we have plans for a Spring Seminar

Welcome back everyone, we made it!

Bozeman Aikido is a not for profit and community-centered dojo offering Aikido classes for people of all ages, from seven up to seventy seven and beyond!  

About Aikido

As a traditional Japanese martial art, Aikido was developed in the 20th century to utilize an opponent’s attacking energy in order to subdue them without injury. Aikido's founder Morihei Ueshiba's said that “To injure an opponent is to injure yourself. To control aggression without inflicting injury is the Art of Peace.”

Bozeman Aikido was founded in 2018 as an evolution of Big Sky Aikido by three senior students under the long-time instruction of Greg Olson Sensei, 6th Dan. The current instructors have accumulated well over one hundred years of instruction in Aikido, which is a testament to the length of time people are able to train injury-free. We are a registered dojo with the Aikido Schools of Ueshiba under the guidance of Saotome Shihan and affiliated with the Aikikai Foundation Hombu Dojo in Tokyo, Japan. 

-See you out there!