What age is the course aimed at?

The course is aimed at children and youth from the 5th grade, approximately ages 11 to 15.

Where does the training take place?

Training takes place in the gymnastics room of the Michael-Poeschke-School at Liegnitzer Straße 22 in 91058 Erlangen.

How long does the session last?

The training session is scheduled from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM, lasting 90 minutes.

How much does participation cost?

According to club information, an additional departmental fee of 6 euros per month is charged alongside the club membership fee.

Is Aikido a contact-intensive martial art?

Aikido primarily focuses on controlled movements, balance, reaction, and respectful partner exercises.

Do I need prior knowledge?

No special prior knowledge is required for beginners. The course introduces the fundamentals step by step.

Calm strength, clear technique: Aikido training for children in Erlangen

Name: Aikido for Children and Youth
Start: 2026-07-23T19:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-07-23T21:00:00+02:00
Location: Michael-Poeschke-Schule

Focused, fair, and full of movement: Aikido for children and youth in Erlangen

In the gymnasium of the Michael-Poeschke-School, a training evening is created that combines technique, discipline, and body awareness. The course of TV 1848 Erlangen is aimed at children and young people from the 5th grade and introduces young athletes to the calm, precise world of Aikido.

Control instead of strength: Why Aikido captivates immediately

Aikido thrives on balance, reaction, and clear movement sequences. Instead of hard duels, controlled partner exercises, clean technique, and a respectful approach on the mat are the focus. This is a strong entry point into a martial art that sharpens concentration and self-confidence, especially for young athletes.

Training with structure and athletic benefits

Thursday evenings in the dojo are characterized by calm field tension, precise execution of movements, and an atmosphere where every grip counts. Children and youth learn how to secure their own balance, respond to their partner's impulses, and execute movements consciously. This creates a sporting foundation that extends well beyond the hall.

Stadium atmosphere in small: Focus, respect, and team spirit

Even without the noise of the stands, a special rhythm emerges in the gymnastics room. The concentration in the room, attention to detail, and joint work on technique create the intensity that distinguishes good martial arts training. For young participants, Aikido offers not only movement but also a school for posture, discipline, and fairness.

Conclusion: An event for young athletes with high standards

Whoever is looking for a sport that challenges both body and mind will find a strong entry point in this course. Aikido for children and youth brings movement, mindfulness, and community together. Anyone wanting to experience the training live should not miss this date in Erlangen.