Empower your teen through aikido as they navigate the real world with more confidence, coordination, awareness, and  focus.

Teens develop flexibility, increased range of motion, good posture and better physical condition. Each student will train at a level appropriate for his or her experience. Both the execution of technique and the receiving of technique is practiced to fully develop the student’s abilities.

This program is sponsored by the Orange County Beach Aikido Foundation (OCBCAF) and scholarships are available for underserved families in the community. Contact info@ocbcaf.org to apply for a scholarship or call the dojo at 949-553-0160

Teacher-Student Role in Aikido

The lessons learned in aikido are practiced and passed on in a teacher-student relationship and offers teens an great opportunity to give back what they have learned to their juniors.  This role helps build self-development, confidence, coordination, and focus.  Through the enriching process, the teens learn about harmony, respect, and the rewards of helping one another.

Community Service Graduation Requirements

OCBCAF offers teens an opportunity to earn community service credits for their time spent learning and mentoring other students through aikido. Earning credits and positioning yourself for the future in the process while serving a higher purpose makes pursuing service learning opportunities a win-win-win.