🌟 An unforgettable aikido course with Munetsugu Sakabe, 7th Dan, took place in our dojo on 11-12 May! 14 Aikidoka had the opportunity to learn from his expertise. The lessons were characterised by precision and deep understanding. Thank you, Sakabe-Sensei!
🥋 The green belt is here! Our PSV fighters Markus, Veith, Massimo, Leon and Falk have passed their Ju-Jutsu exam with flying colours! A big step in their self-defence training. We are proud of you! 💚 #PSVHeidelberg #JuJutsu
Successful Aikido exams at PSV Heidelberg: Manuela and Sylke pass 4th Kyu, Peter 5th Kyu. An article about training success, community and development in the dojo.
The PSV Heidelberg welcomed 62 participants to the International Shinki Rengo Aikido Dan Course 2026. Highlights included top-class training, successful Dan examinations and guests from Germany and abroad. The next course will take place in March 2027.
The Polizeisportverein Heidelberg e. V. held its general meeting on 11 March 2026. In addition to reports from the Executive Board, public relations and finances, the actions of the Executive Board were ratified. Markus Krabel and Karl Kiening were re-elected, Ulrich Meinberg takes over as Managing Director.
Kyudo New Year Shooting 2026: Target games, balloons and fire horses - a successful start to the new year at PSV Heidelberg!
Johannes Gry successfully passed his 1st dan kyudo examination via video at the PSV Heidelberg dojo. The group is delighted to welcome its new dan holder.
On 9 November 2025, our department chair Adriane Marksteiner (2nd from left) successfully passed the 2nd Dan Wado-Ryu examination. Under the watchful eyes of examiners Imai (9th Dan), Sousa (8th Dan) and Pellegrini (7th Dan), she gave an outstanding performance. Of the 16 participants in Hamburg, 12 passed, including our friends Markus Tak (third from right) and David Jennings (second from right), both achieving their 1st Dan.
For four weeks now, the new Aikido youth training programme has been regularly inspiring twelve motivated young people. Through movement, focus and fun, they learn how to roll, fall and dodge, find balance and learn basic techniques from Aikido Shinki Rengo. Playful elements alternate with periods of concentration, strengthening team spirit, respect and self-confidence. Parents report that it provides a valuable balance to everyday life. Training takes place on Tuesdays from 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the dojo of the Heidelberg Police Sports Club. Free trial training and a 6-week taster course for £25. You can join at any time.
On Sunday, our Ju-Jutsuka Christian, Mario and Patrick took their 1st Dan exam in a demanding test in front of highly decorated examiners from the Baden Regional Association. Marinos and Joachim confidently passed their 1st Kyu (brown) exam on the parallel mat area. Hats off to them for this achievement and for their courage in taking on such an exam.
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