Would you like to feel more peaceful and relaxed? Want to learn techniques to help you maintain calmness in your daily life? Would you like be more composed and positive by building on skills you already have? Want to do this while participating in a fun and mentally engaging activity that can increase and maintain physical fitness? Yes? Then try Aikido with the Saint Louis Ki Society .

Saint Louis Ki Society is a nonprofit educational organization. We seek to improve the ability of individuals to respond to stress and conflict positively and creatively, with calmness and relaxation. We bring people together to study Mind/Body Oneness through training in Ki-Aikido and Dynamic Meditation (Ki Development). We provide a structured curriculum, qualified instructors, tools for measuring individual progress, a principal facility for training, and outreach programs in the community.

Practicing Mind/Body Oneness enables persons of all abilities and ages to live healthier, more integrated lives. When we remain relaxed we can respond with inner calm, reducing fear and violence in our personal relationships, communities, and the world.

News

There will be no regular Aikido classes over the 4th of July weekend. So no class Saturday, Sunday or Monday, July 3, 4 & 5.
Have a great holiday weekend, and let's get together and train and have some fun next week.
Not an Aikido student? Want to try a class? come in next week and we'll show you what we do...

Registration is underway for the 2010 National Ki Aikido Seminar. The Seminar is hosted by Midland Ki Federation in Colorado. The dates are July 9 to 11 and classes will be taught by Ki Society President and Chief Instructor Shinichi Tohei Sensei . The event is at the University of Colorado–Boulder. Details are posted on the Midland Ki Federation website. If you need more information check the MKF website.

Here's the latest about events at St. Louis Ki Society:
5-week Introductory Aikido Course
Free Introductory Adult Aikido Classes

• Join in on general discussions of ki and aikido. All aikido styles are welcome!
• To become a member and participate in discussions at the Ki Forums, you must first register here.