Tatsu Gi Kai Mahurangi Aikido Club
Discover the welcoming world of Aikido at Tatsu Gi Kai Mahurangi Aikido Club, where beginners and experienced practitioners alike explore physical techniques and spiritual harmony. Led by Andy Metzler, a 4th Dan instructor with 30 years of dedication, our friendly community trains on Mondays and Wednesdays at Matakana School hall. No prior experience needed – join anytime, regardless of age, and build confidence through engaging Aikido classes in Auckland's serene Matakana area. Embrace this martial art's blend of movement and mindfulness for personal growth.
Upcoming Events
Mon 03 Aug 2026
06:00 pm
Matakana Aikido Weekly Training
A Closer Look at Weekly Training The Tatsu Gi Kai Mahurangi Aikido Club, led by dojo cho Andy Metzler, a 4th Dan practitioner with 30 years of experience in Aikido, offers weekly training sessions that embody the art's physical and spiritual dimensions. Andy's teaching style highlights how Aikido goes beyond physical techniques to foster inner growth and harmony, making it a rewarding practice for participants seeking both discipline and mindfulness. These sessions are open to all ages and welcoming to newcomers, with students creating a friendly atmosphere that encourages new members to join anytime. No prior experience is needed; the club supports beginners alongside ongoing students. Training focuses on Aikido principles, involving harmonious movements, throws, and joint locks to develop balance, awareness, and self-defense skills in a non-competitive environment. Each session lasts 120 minutes, providing ample time for warm-ups, technique practice, and cool-downs. Entry fees are to be checked with the club directly, as they may vary. Practical requirements include comfortable clothing suitable for movement, and it's advisable to bring water. The emphasis on community connection shines through in the supportive group dynamic, where participants build relationships while improving fitness and mental focus. Joining helps connect with like-minded individuals in Matakana, promoting a sense of belonging through shared practice. 🥋 Open to all ages, with no experience required Led by experienced instructor Andy Metzler (4th Dan, 30 years in Aikido) Focuses on physical techniques and spiritual aspects of Aikido Friendly, welcoming environment for new and returning members Duration: 120 minutes per session Entry fees: Check with club for details This training not only enhances personal development but also strengthens community ties, as members train together on a regular basis. Your Venue: Matakana School Hall First-timers arriving at Matakana School Hall can expect a straightforward setup in a community-oriented space ideal for group activities. The hall provides a spacious, clean area for safe Aikido practice, with easy access for all participants. Located in Matakana, Auckland, it's a central spot within this vibrant rural community known for its welcoming vibe. Parking is typically available nearby, and the venue supports the club's twice-weekly schedule on Mondays and Wednesdays. Upon arrival, you'll be greeted by friendly students ready to assist, ensuring a smooth start to your session. This location fosters local connections, making it easy to integrate into the Mahurangi area's active scene. 🌟
Matakana, Auckland
Wed 05 Aug 2026
06:00 pm
Matakana Aikido Weekly Training
A Closer Look at Weekly Training The Tatsu Gi Kai Mahurangi Aikido Club, led by dojo cho Andy Metzler, a 4th Dan practitioner with 30 years of experience in Aikido, offers weekly training sessions that embody the art's physical and spiritual dimensions. Andy's teaching style highlights how Aikido goes beyond physical techniques to foster inner growth and harmony, making it a rewarding practice for participants seeking both discipline and mindfulness. These sessions are open to all ages and welcoming to newcomers, with students creating a friendly atmosphere that encourages new members to join anytime. No prior experience is needed; the club supports beginners alongside ongoing students. Training focuses on Aikido principles, involving harmonious movements, throws, and joint locks to develop balance, awareness, and self-defense skills in a non-competitive environment. Each session lasts 120 minutes, providing ample time for warm-ups, technique practice, and cool-downs. Entry fees are to be checked with the club directly, as they may vary. Practical requirements include comfortable clothing suitable for movement, and it's advisable to bring water. The emphasis on community connection shines through in the supportive group dynamic, where participants build relationships while improving fitness and mental focus. Joining helps connect with like-minded individuals in Matakana, promoting a sense of belonging through shared practice. 🥋 Open to all ages, with no experience required Led by experienced instructor Andy Metzler (4th Dan, 30 years in Aikido) Focuses on physical techniques and spiritual aspects of Aikido Friendly, welcoming environment for new and returning members Duration: 120 minutes per session Entry fees: Check with club for details This training not only enhances personal development but also strengthens community ties, as members train together on a regular basis. Your Venue: Matakana School Hall First-timers arriving at Matakana School Hall can expect a straightforward setup in a community-oriented space ideal for group activities. The hall provides a spacious, clean area for safe Aikido practice, with easy access for all participants. Located in Matakana, Auckland, it's a central spot within this vibrant rural community known for its welcoming vibe. Parking is typically available nearby, and the venue supports the club's twice-weekly schedule on Mondays and Wednesdays. Upon arrival, you'll be greeted by friendly students ready to assist, ensuring a smooth start to your session. This location fosters local connections, making it easy to integrate into the Mahurangi area's active scene. 🌟
Matakana, Auckland
Mon 10 Aug 2026
06:00 pm
Matakana Aikido Weekly Training
A Closer Look at Weekly Training The Tatsu Gi Kai Mahurangi Aikido Club, led by dojo cho Andy Metzler, a 4th Dan practitioner with 30 years of experience in Aikido, offers weekly training sessions that embody the art's physical and spiritual dimensions. Andy's teaching style highlights how Aikido goes beyond physical techniques to foster inner growth and harmony, making it a rewarding practice for participants seeking both discipline and mindfulness. These sessions are open to all ages and welcoming to newcomers, with students creating a friendly atmosphere that encourages new members to join anytime. No prior experience is needed; the club supports beginners alongside ongoing students. Training focuses on Aikido principles, involving harmonious movements, throws, and joint locks to develop balance, awareness, and self-defense skills in a non-competitive environment. Each session lasts 120 minutes, providing ample time for warm-ups, technique practice, and cool-downs. Entry fees are to be checked with the club directly, as they may vary. Practical requirements include comfortable clothing suitable for movement, and it's advisable to bring water. The emphasis on community connection shines through in the supportive group dynamic, where participants build relationships while improving fitness and mental focus. Joining helps connect with like-minded individuals in Matakana, promoting a sense of belonging through shared practice. 🥋 Open to all ages, with no experience required Led by experienced instructor Andy Metzler (4th Dan, 30 years in Aikido) Focuses on physical techniques and spiritual aspects of Aikido Friendly, welcoming environment for new and returning members Duration: 120 minutes per session Entry fees: Check with club for details This training not only enhances personal development but also strengthens community ties, as members train together on a regular basis. Your Venue: Matakana School Hall First-timers arriving at Matakana School Hall can expect a straightforward setup in a community-oriented space ideal for group activities. The hall provides a spacious, clean area for safe Aikido practice, with easy access for all participants. Located in Matakana, Auckland, it's a central spot within this vibrant rural community known for its welcoming vibe. Parking is typically available nearby, and the venue supports the club's twice-weekly schedule on Mondays and Wednesdays. Upon arrival, you'll be greeted by friendly students ready to assist, ensuring a smooth start to your session. This location fosters local connections, making it easy to integrate into the Mahurangi area's active scene. 🌟
Matakana, Auckland
Wed 12 Aug 2026
06:00 pm
Matakana Aikido Weekly Training
A Closer Look at Weekly Training The Tatsu Gi Kai Mahurangi Aikido Club, led by dojo cho Andy Metzler, a 4th Dan practitioner with 30 years of experience in Aikido, offers weekly training sessions that embody the art's physical and spiritual dimensions. Andy's teaching style highlights how Aikido goes beyond physical techniques to foster inner growth and harmony, making it a rewarding practice for participants seeking both discipline and mindfulness. These sessions are open to all ages and welcoming to newcomers, with students creating a friendly atmosphere that encourages new members to join anytime. No prior experience is needed; the club supports beginners alongside ongoing students. Training focuses on Aikido principles, involving harmonious movements, throws, and joint locks to develop balance, awareness, and self-defense skills in a non-competitive environment. Each session lasts 120 minutes, providing ample time for warm-ups, technique practice, and cool-downs. Entry fees are to be checked with the club directly, as they may vary. Practical requirements include comfortable clothing suitable for movement, and it's advisable to bring water. The emphasis on community connection shines through in the supportive group dynamic, where participants build relationships while improving fitness and mental focus. Joining helps connect with like-minded individuals in Matakana, promoting a sense of belonging through shared practice. 🥋 Open to all ages, with no experience required Led by experienced instructor Andy Metzler (4th Dan, 30 years in Aikido) Focuses on physical techniques and spiritual aspects of Aikido Friendly, welcoming environment for new and returning members Duration: 120 minutes per session Entry fees: Check with club for details This training not only enhances personal development but also strengthens community ties, as members train together on a regular basis. Your Venue: Matakana School Hall First-timers arriving at Matakana School Hall can expect a straightforward setup in a community-oriented space ideal for group activities. The hall provides a spacious, clean area for safe Aikido practice, with easy access for all participants. Located in Matakana, Auckland, it's a central spot within this vibrant rural community known for its welcoming vibe. Parking is typically available nearby, and the venue supports the club's twice-weekly schedule on Mondays and Wednesdays. Upon arrival, you'll be greeted by friendly students ready to assist, ensuring a smooth start to your session. This location fosters local connections, making it easy to integrate into the Mahurangi area's active scene. 🌟
Matakana, Auckland
Mon 17 Aug 2026
06:00 pm
Matakana Aikido Weekly Training
A Closer Look at Weekly Training The Tatsu Gi Kai Mahurangi Aikido Club, led by dojo cho Andy Metzler, a 4th Dan practitioner with 30 years of experience in Aikido, offers weekly training sessions that embody the art's physical and spiritual dimensions. Andy's teaching style highlights how Aikido goes beyond physical techniques to foster inner growth and harmony, making it a rewarding practice for participants seeking both discipline and mindfulness. These sessions are open to all ages and welcoming to newcomers, with students creating a friendly atmosphere that encourages new members to join anytime. No prior experience is needed; the club supports beginners alongside ongoing students. Training focuses on Aikido principles, involving harmonious movements, throws, and joint locks to develop balance, awareness, and self-defense skills in a non-competitive environment. Each session lasts 120 minutes, providing ample time for warm-ups, technique practice, and cool-downs. Entry fees are to be checked with the club directly, as they may vary. Practical requirements include comfortable clothing suitable for movement, and it's advisable to bring water. The emphasis on community connection shines through in the supportive group dynamic, where participants build relationships while improving fitness and mental focus. Joining helps connect with like-minded individuals in Matakana, promoting a sense of belonging through shared practice. 🥋 Open to all ages, with no experience required Led by experienced instructor Andy Metzler (4th Dan, 30 years in Aikido) Focuses on physical techniques and spiritual aspects of Aikido Friendly, welcoming environment for new and returning members Duration: 120 minutes per session Entry fees: Check with club for details This training not only enhances personal development but also strengthens community ties, as members train together on a regular basis. Your Venue: Matakana School Hall First-timers arriving at Matakana School Hall can expect a straightforward setup in a community-oriented space ideal for group activities. The hall provides a spacious, clean area for safe Aikido practice, with easy access for all participants. Located in Matakana, Auckland, it's a central spot within this vibrant rural community known for its welcoming vibe. Parking is typically available nearby, and the venue supports the club's twice-weekly schedule on Mondays and Wednesdays. Upon arrival, you'll be greeted by friendly students ready to assist, ensuring a smooth start to your session. This location fosters local connections, making it easy to integrate into the Mahurangi area's active scene. 🌟
Matakana, Auckland
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