Founded in 1997, UNSW Taido is known for their easygoing nature, great spirit and excellent performances at international performances.

What you can expect:

The UNSW Taido Club teaches the Japanese martial art of Taido ("the way of the mind and body"), a unique and dynamic martial art with roots stemming from Okinawan Karate. The UNSW Taido Club participates in all levels of competitions. Australia hosts the Asia Pacific Friendship Games over the Easter long weekend. Participants gain the opportunity to take part in training camp, friendship competition and many social activities with Taidokas from Japan and Europe.

Training:

Tuesday - 7:00pm-9:30pm - All Welcome - Function Room, Sam Cracknell Pavilion (building code H8)

Thursday - 8:15pm-10pm - Advanced - Unigym/YMCA Court Side Studio 

Sunday - 6pm-8pm - All Welcome - Unigym/YMCA Judo Room and Court Side Studio

Competition:

The UNSW Taido Club participates in all levels of competitions. Australia hosts the Asia Pacific Friendship Games over the Easter long weekend. Participants gain the opportunity to take part in training camp, friendship competition and many social activities with Taidokas from Japan and Europe.

Equipment:

Wear comfortable clothing that's easy to move around in, preferably long pants and a t-shirt. Bring a drink bottle and stay hydrated!

Costs

The beginners course will cost approximately $50 for 5 weeks (10 sessions total) which will teach the basic foundations. There will be additional fees if beginners want to continue