The level of skill and professionalism that Feder Sensei demonstrates is second to none. And this reflects through the actions of her Deshi and students. The moment you walk in the door, you feel welcome and a positive enenrgy that makes you feel at ease. Like coming "home". One of the best places world to study Aikido and Budo.
March 2022
Sensei is amazing! She is really kind to the kids and my son can't wait to go to her weekly classes!!! She is patient and always teaches the kids about being thankful. Amazing experience here.
March 2020
I've been training at Aikido of Berkeley for a long time. Kayla Feder is an amazing practitioner and teacher. She is an excellent teacher: kind, compassionate, supportive, encouraging and welcoming. She embodies all facets of Aikido - physical, spiritual and helps us through our practice to actualize mind and body integration. Her dojo is a safe, accepting space where you feel part of a community from day one on the mat. If you're looking to train in Aikido, look no further.The dojo is easy to get to in Berkeley, right on University and Sacramento and only a short walk from the North Berkeley BART station. There are classes every day of the week.
The level of skill and professionalism that Feder Sensei demonstrates is second to none. And this reflects through the actions of her Deshi and students. The moment you walk in the door, you feel welcome and a positive enenrgy that makes you feel at ease. Like coming "home". One of the best places world to study Aikido and Budo.
Sensei is amazing! She is really kind to the kids and my son can't wait to go to her weekly classes!!! She is patient and always teaches the kids about being thankful. Amazing experience here.
I've been training at Aikido of Berkeley for a long time. Kayla Feder is an amazing practitioner and teacher. She is an excellent teacher: kind, compassionate, supportive, encouraging and welcoming. She embodies all facets of Aikido - physical, spiritual and helps us through our practice to actualize mind and body integration. Her dojo is a safe, accepting space where you feel part of a community from day one on the mat. If you're looking to train in Aikido, look no further.The dojo is easy to get to in Berkeley, right on University and Sacramento and only a short walk from the North Berkeley BART station. There are classes every day of the week.