Aikido Chuseikan of Tampa Bay

"I started training Aikido in saudi arabia which is where i am from in 2008 till 2010 then csme to tampa florida for my bacholar degree, while i was studying i trained for 2 month at the USF rec center but i had to stop because it was hard for me to keep up with classes , and this year 2016 i told my self i want to get back into aikido so i googled and saw Aikido Chuseikan of tampa bay , so i went there and i saw everyone that i trained with in USF i felt like they were my fsmily already , the trainers are the best and they are very friendly and They make you feel like family. They tend to have events and friday nights after class they get to out to a Resturant to eat and socilize. I really advise you to try aikido because it the best martial atrs. Please come by and be part of the family they created."

"An awesome place to train if you are just starting in Aikido, or transferring from another school. Both head senseis are amazing, and the dojo has a great energy.Everyone has a good spirit, and is helpful in helping you further your understanding of the art. Highly recommended!"

"Guy and Don Sensei are examples of the integrity that stands as a base for the future of Aikido. The integrity of their efforts, the discipline of their personal training are all aimed at the betterment of their students. They are well thought of in the Aikido community locally and nationally. Anyone afforded the opportunity should train with them. In addition, the students of their dojo provide a fabric of intensity that is second to no dojo I am aware of. If you train with any of them you touch their instructors. I recommend them all highly. Beautiful dojo too."

"The dojo itself is beautiful. Guy Sensei and Don Sensei offer excellent instruction, and together have nearly fifty years of experience in the study of Aikido. In addition to the impressive instruction, the other members of the dojo are quite experienced martial artists themselves. As a visitor from out of town, I have always found the teachers and students here warm and inviting. I wholeheartedly recommend visiting this dojo if you are at all interested in cultivating a serious study of martial arts."

"The dojo isn't huge, but nestled in the back streets of historic Ybor City stepping through the doors takes you into a space that's obviously been crafted with love and care. The students range from college freshmen to retirees, and there are several experienced teachers (senseis) with occasional visiting ones from further afield, so this isn't just one person's belts for money business. Everyone was incredibly friendly and supportive and made me immediately feel welcome."