Class Schedule
How to Book a Class
Reserve your space up to 12 days in advance
Classes are available to our local ASC students as well as to visiting students from other Aikido dojos.
Online Misogi Classes are available to everyone globally.
Current Dojo Members
Browse the class schedule and “Sign Up” for any class.
Tip: you will likely be asked to sign in to your MindBody account. If you have trouble logging in, try resetting your password using your email address.
Confirm your class booking and you’re all set!
New + Returning Students
As a new student of the dojo, you are welcome to come in and observe a class, or try your first week of classes for free before purchasing a membership. If you plan to try out classes, please register with Mindbody first, then simply show up for class, no need to sign up in advance or reserve a spot. If you just want to observe there’s no need to register with Mindbody.
1. Whether your are a new or returning student, first register for an account using MindBody.
Tip: if you already have a MindBody account, you can use the same email and password when registering to link your account.
2. If purchasing a membership, login to you MindBody account online and purchase a new Adult Monthly Membership from our Online Store. As a new student of the dojo you may use the promo code INTRO for a discount.
To purchase: click the Online Store tab on Mindbody, then Memberships, and select Adult Monthly Membership from the drop-down list. Click “I Agree” and then Make Purchase. On the next screen, enter the promo code INTRO, which will reduce the first two monthly payments. Then click Checkout.
3. With a membership you will be able to browse the class schedule and “Sign Up” for class of your choice.
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Online Classes
Aikido of Santa Cruz offers online classes in Aikido misogi purification practices and spiritual philosophy for people from around the globe.
“One does not need buildings, money, power, or status to practice the Art of Peace. Heaven is right where you are standing, and that is the place to train.”