ACSA
Aikikai Switzerland
Septembre 1969

The Swiss Aikikai is the oldest association in Switzerland. The association consist of more than 30 Aikido dojos (clubs and schools), which have the same interest in Aikido and strive to enhance the public awareness of Aikido. The association was founded in 1969. Swiss Aikikai promotes the willingness to get to know the others, to respect everyone and to assure continuity. Swiss Aikikai unites generations. We value not only technical Knowledge, but also ethics and ideals. In September 2019, the associations celebrated its 50th anniversary.

UAS
Swiss Aikido Union
April 1976

The Swiss Aikido Union is a conglomerate of dojos with different backgrounds, which practice the principles of Aikido taught by O-Sensei Morihei Ueshiba not only in training but also in daily life: AI (Harmony), Ki (Energy) and DO (the Path). The Swiss Aikido Union maintains good relations to similar associations.

EAC
Evolutionary Aikido Community
April 2018

We as the members of the Evolutionary Aikido Community hold this vision of Aikido as our art, our practice and our way:

Our vision emerges from the understanding that we exist in a single, interconnected, interdependent system, and that we are not separate from the other in conflict. We understand that damaging the other, damages the relationship, and thereby impacts who we are. The intention of our art is not to win over the other, but to skillfully bring embodied wisdom into conflict and Life. As practitioners we are catalysts for this evolution. We as the EAC wish to recognize that Aikido impacts our lives at many different levels.

AS
Aikido Switzerland
April 2011

Aikido Switzerland is an association of dojos organized around the idea to explore, promote and distribute the knowledge of the Aikido.

Aikido Switzerland is organized as an umbrella organization, with different dojo-groups inside. Every group is an organization for itself. It has to respect the common regulations of the association which are based on the international regulations edited by the Aikikai Hombu Dojo in Tokyo.

There is no unique aikido style that characterizes the association. It is based on the mutual respect toward personal differences and expressions of Ai, Ki and Do. Aikido Switzerland encourages and supports the exchanges between the different groups and dojos of the association.