Training Locations

Aikido classes are conducted at:

Zhenghua CC - Mon @ 1st level dance studio
Address: 1 SEGAR RD, Singapore 677738

Tampines Changkat CC - Wed @ 4th level auditorium

Address: 13 TAMPINES STREET 11, Singapore 529453

Tiong Bahru CC - Thu @ activity room L2
Address: 67A Eu Chin Street, Singapore 169715

Our Tampines Hub CC - Fri @ Level 1 Studio 3
Address: 1 Tampines Walk Singapore 528523

Bukit Panjang CC - Sat 9am - 10:30pm @ 2nd level dance studio
Address: 08 PENDING ROAD, Singapore 678295

Leng Kee CC - Sat 1:30pm - 3:30pm @ #02-12 dance studio

Sun 9:00am - 11:00am @ #02-12 dance studio
Address: 400 LENGKOK BAHRU, Singapore 159049

Singapore Swimming Club - Sun 12pm-1:30pm @ ground floor dance studio (for SSC members only).

(see Location Maps at Google Maps)

Hours: Mon-Fri 8pm-9:30pm

Email: clubaikido2003@yahoo.com.sg

2016 Andrew Sensei Visit

Congratulations to them having successfully completed their yudansha grading 

Daniel Chan - 2 Dan
Zechariah Tay - 1 Dan

My appreciation and sincere thanks also especially to those who made time to participate, support and attend training sessions conducted by Andrew Sensei, Aikido Shinryukan, Canterbury.
It is always my wish and joy to see that all members and trainees could and make themselves available to these specially arranged training, making it a success, and a worthy effort.

Most of all, my grateful and heartfelt appreciation to Andrew Sensei, Aikido Shinryukan, Canterbury, for always making time to visit us, sharing his thoughts and knowledge with Club Aikido all these years and hopefully many many more to come. We could clearly see and sense his love and passion on Aikido, ever willingness to share and promote Aikido.
We sincerely wishes him every success in this never ending effort and journey.

Andrew Williamson Sensei - Technical Director

Instructors & Assistant Instructors:
Godan
Koh Nai Sing
Sandan
Mohamed Goush 
Tam Chi Keung 
Nidan
Andy Tan

Seniors:
Sandan
Mohamed Goush 
Ho Sue Leong 
Tam Chi Keung 

Nidan
Andy Tan
Ahmad Firdaus 
Ong Boon Seng Vincent
Muhammad Ismail
Edmond Ow
Daniel Chan
Fua Kee Suan

Shodan
Xu JingXia Kate
Azfar Hamidudin
Francis Joaquim D'Souza
Luah Hui Yi Beverley
Samuel Wong
Gabriel Wong
Tang Chee Leong
Fakhur Razi
Ruby Wang
Zechariah Tay

1st Kyu Black
Zulkifli Osman
Ahmad Syalabi
Fong Pei Shi, Angelina
Norita Bte Sukri
Shiren
Tang Jing Guang

2 Kyu Black
Chua Yao Wei, Alfred
Valerie Pooh 
Yeo, Daniel 

Grading dates (1st or 2nd week)
April / August / December (June)

KOH
CLUB AIKIDO

2015 Combine Training

Club Aikido thank all participants attending Andrew Williamson Sensei (Aikido Shinryukan Canterbury, NZ) 2015 Visit training.

And much appreciation to the assistance, efforts, and contributions from the these members:

Mohamed Goush
Tam Chi Keung
Francis Joaquimd' Souza
Ruby Wang

Also congratulations to Ruby Wang who successfully attained 1st Dan.

And for those eligible and thinking for next year grading, do see that you train harder and regularly so as to be well prepared and ready when the time comes.

CLUB AIKIDO

2014 Combine Training

CONGRATULATIONS

Congratulation to Ruby Wang who successfully attained 1^st Kyu (Black Gold) in July 2014.

Main Event

Club Aikido thank all participants in the recent combine training conducted by Andrew Williamson Sensei (Aikido Shinryukan, Canterbury, NZ) Visit 2014

With heartfelt thanks to the assistance and contributions in making the combine training a success:
Tam Chi Keung

Mohamed Goush
Francis Joaquimd' Souza
Ruby Wang

Special appreciations for their time and presence:
Edmond Ow
Beverley Luah

And a Big Thank You to Ruby Wang and her brother for arrangement of the training place and transportation.

Again thanks to all who pitched in their efforts and time to ensure that the event is a success.

CLUB AIKIDO


Club Aikido congratulates all those who have attained their Yudansha Grades:-

Sandan
1/ Tam Chi Keung

Shodan
1/ Beverley Luah
2/ Daniel Chan Wai Keong
3/ Fakhrur Razi

Sharing My Thoughts

Dear All Participants and Members,

I am always happy and glad whenever I see you guys successfully getting through your grading. 

Precious time and efforts are put in for these achievements.

On attaining your new status, you moved into another level and stage of training to enhance and strengthen your knowledge and understanding.

Do remember to now and then REFRESH, going back to your basics to better understand and further strengthen your foundation.

There is always room for improvement and better our understanding, and no definite end to further advancement.

We live one life to the end but our learning, there is never an end.

Let’s continue to learn, to improve, and to enjoy whatever little joy that contributes in each of their way to our knowledge.

So strive on.

Koh
Club Aikido

April 2014 Grading

CONGRATULATIONS

Club Aikido congratulates all those who have attained the respective grade in the recent grading :-

1^st Kyu
1/ Nur Shiren Rishyani

2^nd Kyu
1/ Valerie Lim

Those who stopped training and ceased payment of their Annual Subscription Fees will not be in the active members list. 

Those with reasonable circumstances officially make known to the Club will not be affected. 

Reinstatement of whose names removed will be 1 year after they resume training and their Annual Subscription Fees for the year paid.

Club Aikido
2014

Club Aikido Pertapis Demo 2012

Dover CC Demo December 2012

Demo at Dover CC on 29th Dec 2012

Dover CC Demo - Dec 2011

Demo at Dover CC on 9th Dec 2011

Leng Kee CC Demo 2011

Demo at Leng Kee CC on 2011 July.

Pertapis charity event demo April 2011

Club Aikido demo at Pertapis charity event at East Cost Park.

Dover CC Demo

Club Aikido demo at Dover CC on 11 Dec 2010.

Zhenghua CC Demo

Club Aikido demo at Zheng Hua CC on 18 April 2010.

16 May 09 Bukit Panjang CC Open house Training

Here's a little photo journal from yours truly aka self proclaim club photographer. It was a Saturday morning when we all met for the training. My first impressions of the mats were : omg, were they just flown in from Iraq or something?!?!! After getting over my shock, the next thing that hit me was the humidity and heat. I think i lost half my bodily fluids, everyone i guess had more or less the same sentiments. But all in all, we had a fun training, cuz got to meet other people from other dojos.

Start of class. =)

Three pairs of dirty little feet =P

More photos at slide show below:

Koh NS Sensei

Koh Sensei started training aikido in the early 80's. He was an instructor during the late 90's. In 2003 set-up Club Aikido.

Having a keen interest in many forms of martial arts. Through times, came to realise the relationship of speed, power, accuracy, reflexes, and awareness in martial arts training. Each individual has difference in built and characteristics in mind and body forms. So a versatile and simple approach in learning and training process will help trainees pick up and understand martial arts faster.

Let our mind be open and free, so ideas and forms can flow freely. Share and show one another new ways, so that our learnings, achievements, and advancements are unlimited. Harmony and love is the root to peace and co-existence.

Club Aikido (Singapore)

A place to Learn, Train and Enjoy Aikido.

September 2003, a small group of aikido enthusiasts headed by Sensei Koh Nai Sing gathered to train at a courtyard leased from Salvation Army (a charity association) and thus a small neighbourhood aikido club (Club Aikido) was formed in Singapore.

From these humble beginnings, Club Aikido has slowly grown to now 9 dojos all over Singapore.

Sensei Koh started training in the early 1980’s with Aikikai Singapore and was a committee member in the mid 1990’s. He also started conducting classes in the late 1990’s.

He also assisted in the formation of another aikido group and was there for over an year until it found its footing to run independently.

From the outset, the philosophy of Club Aikido has always been the promotion and learning of Aikido in a fun, healthy and positive environment. The philosophical aspects of the art are as much emphasized as the physical during the training. Trainees are encouraged to practice the principles of sharing, giving and harmonizing with one’s environment at each training session.

We approached Aikido as self-defense art, a fitness training activity, a self-discovery and self-appreciation training for everyone.

Recently Club Aikido has the honour and opportunity to be associated with Sensei Andrew, Chief Instructor of Aikido Shinyrukan Canterbury, New Zealand, who has during his recent visit shared with us his excellent knowledge and understanding of Aikido. And with his future regular visits and kind guidance, Club Aikido will surely benefit much with this friendship and generosity extended to us from the distant shores of New Zealand.

Club Aikido