The Aikido dojo (meaning "Place of The Way") provides a secure and friendly environment where we can begin to see and understand our fears, anxieties, reactions and habits. Aikido training is entirely non-competitive and fosters a cooperative and supportive attitude. The concentration and discipline required for Aikido training brings focus to our daily lives. Aikido challenges us to improve our skills and attempt new things.

By achieving these skills, we gain confidence in our ability to maintain stability whenever we encounter difficulty. The first thing you notice about someone is their attitude. If your attitude and thoughts are positive, your life reflects positive results.

Sensei Gess Vella

Sensei Gess has a background in a variety of martial arts gained over 30 years. His open minded approach to the martial arts allows a flexible combination of techniques for use in self defence. To ensure his knowledge remains current, he maintains a direct link to O'Sensei teachings via Master Koretoshi Maruyama's regular seminars.