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Get Active with Kendo at Mt Cook School, Wellington

Get Active with Kendo at Mt Cook School, Wellington

Try Kendo with Yoshinkan Club’s Weekly Sessions

Plunge into the world of kendo with the Yoshinkan Kendo Club in Wellington! Their weekly training sessions are a perfect way to explore this Japanese martial art, which involves striking strategic points on an armoured opponent. Known as "the way of the sword," kendo builds physical strength, mental focus, and spiritual growth. Held every Wednesday at 6:30pm for 120 minutes, these member-only sessions are open to participants aged 12 and above, spanning teens (13-17) to seniors (50-64). Whether you’re looking to improve fitness or learn a disciplined art, this is your chance to thrive.

Organised by the Yoshinkan Kendo Club, whose name means to nurture spirit, soul, and mind, the training offers a unique blend of tradition and community. Entry fees aren’t specified, so make sure to check with the club for current rates. Expect a welcoming environment where you can challenge yourself and connect with others passionate about kendo. It’s an ideal activity for those seeking both personal growth and social bonds. ⚔️💪

Wellington’s Kendo Hub in Te Aro

Pop into the Mt Cook School Hall in Te Aro for an unforgettable kendo experience. Nestled in the heart of Wellington, this venue provides a central and accessible spot for weekly training. While specific directions aren’t provided, Te Aro’s well-connected location ensures you can reach it via public transport or a short drive within the Wellington district.

Immerse yourself in the lively culture of Wellington, a region known for its vibrant arts scene and active community life. Training in Te Aro places you amidst a bustling area where you can explore local cafes or attractions before or after sessions. Joining the Yoshinkan Kendo Club here means becoming part of Wellington’s diverse sporting landscape, making it a fantastic way to engage with the region’s dynamic spirit. 🏫

Event Details
Saturday, 27 September 2025
6:30 pm
Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington
check with club
13–17
18–29
30–49
50–64
Targeted age groups