Csák Gergely

Zumm Aikido Association is a Hungarian martial arts organization founded in 2004 to preserve and develop the traditions of Aikido. Officially registered in Japan as an Aikikai Dojo, it draws on the teachings of Aikido founder Morihei Ueshiba and the lineage passed down through Aikikai instructors. The association offers adult and children’s Aikido classes at dojos in Budapest, including central Budapest and Hűvösvölgy, as well as in Nagykanizsa.

Training includes beginner and advanced sessions, weapons practice, and regular camps. Aikido is a non-competitive Japanese martial art that uses movement to evade, redirect, or neutralize an attack, while developing coordination, confidence, and physical and mental balance. Zumm Aikido presents its dojos as welcoming communities where people can exercise, learn self-defense, and grow together.

The association also shares information through its Aikido blog and offers prospective students a free trial session. Its instructors bring extensive Aikido experience, and training is structured to support safe, progressive practice. Zumm Aikido aims to make practice accessible and foster an inclusive, independent, and engaged community