What age group is the course intended for?

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

Where does the training take place?

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

How much does participation cost?

For children and teenagers, there is an additional fee of 50 euros per school year stated in the course program.

When is the training?

The course runs on Thursdays from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM.

Is the offering indoor or outdoor?

The training takes place in a hall, or in the gymnastics room, making it an indoor offering.

Who organizes the course?

The organizer is the Aikido department of TV 1848 Erlangen.

Aikido for Kids and Teens

Name: Aikido for Kids and Teens
Start: 2026-05-21T19:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-21T21:00:00+02:00
Location: Michael-Poeschke-Schule

Aikido for Kids and Teens in Erlangen: Movement, Concentration, and Fair Martial Arts

At the gym of the Michael-Poeschke-Schule in Erlangen, Aikido is on the agenda, a sport that uniquely combines body awareness, discipline, and team spirit. The course offered by TV 1848 Erlangen is aimed at children and teenagers from the 5th grade and introduces young participants to a martial art where control, balance, and respectful movement are at the core.

Training with Focus, Technique, and Body Tension

Aikido thrives on precise movements, clear forms, and a calm, focused training atmosphere. This provides a strong foundation for young athletes: they learn to maintain their own balance, pay attention to reactions, and work safely in controlled partner exercises. Thus, the course offers not only physical activity but also a valuable school for posture, attention, and self-confidence.

A Dojo Experience in the Midst of School Life

The training location at the Michael-Poeschke-Schule ensures short distances and a familiar environment. The gymnastics room becomes the mat for technique, coordination, and controlled movements. For parents and children, it is an uncomplicated entry into club sports, where the training rhythm fits well with school life.

Why Aikido Excites Young Athletes

Aikido is not a test of strength but a martial art with a clear concept: evade, redirect, remain stable. This is precisely what makes it appealing. Children and teens experience adrenaline on the mat, train their reflexes, and learn to take responsibility in partner work. TV 1848 Erlangen provides a framework where movement, respect, and joy of learning come together.

Conclusion: A Course That Moves and Shapes

For those seeking a meaningful, structured, and genuinely cultural training introduction in Erlangen, this offering provides added value. Aikido for kids and teens combines movement, concentration, and community into a strong overall package. A visit is worthwhile for anyone who wants to not just see martial arts but experience it themselves.