Aikido Bushin
Aikido in Spokane
- Price
- Not published
- First visit
- Visitors can watch a class
Aikido Bushin is a Spokane dojo affiliated with the Aikido Schools of Ueshiba. Sensei Gene Nelson, a fourth degree black belt who has studied aikido for over 40 years, teaches most of the classes. The word bushin in the name appears in a passage the dojo quotes from John Stevens' Budo Secrets: “There is a progression from bu-jutsu (martial techniques) to budo (martial way) to bushin (martial spirit).”
Aikido classes meet on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings. Tuesdays and Thursdays on the dojo's schedule belong to Integrity Martial Arts Taekwondo.
Visitors are invited to come by and “watch Aikido in action,” so watching a class is an easy first step. Prices, trial classes and the age a student can start go unmentioned, and that first visit is a good moment to ask about all three.
- Affiliated with the Aikido Schools of Ueshiba
- Most classes taught by a fourth degree black belt with over 40 years in aikido
- Visitors invited to watch a class
Classes at Aikido Bushin
| Class | Who | Ages | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aikido class | not listed |
When classes meet
Days and part of day as of November 2026. Exact times are on the school's schedule.
Instructors at Aikido Bushin
Facts from aikidospokane.com, checked November 2026. Something out of date? Send a correction.