Tulare County Aikido

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1911 E Main St
Visalia, CA 93292
+1 (559) 730-6680
http://tularecountyaikido.weebly.com

Tulare County Aikido, located in Visalia, CA, offers a welcoming environment for individuals interested in learning Aikido, a martial art focused on harmony and self-defense. The school is dedicated to fostering a sense of community and resilience among its members, encouraging them to face challenges head-on.

Under the guidance of experienced instructors, including Sensei Vince Salvatore and Sensei Morihiro Saito, Tulare County Aikido provides a range of programs and classes suitable for families and individuals of all skill levels. The school also hosts events and celebrations to commemorate its growth and achievements over the years.

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