Aikido New London County (ANLC) is a community-focused martial arts school dedicated to helping people of all ages build confidence, resilience, and practical self-defense skills through the Japanese martial art of Aikido. Located in Southeastern Connecticut, ANLC serves children, teens, and adults in a welcoming environment where students develop fitness, coordination, focus, and personal growth.

More than a martial arts school, ANLC is committed to strengthening the community through educational programs, charity initiatives, cultural events, and partnerships with local organizations. The dojo regularly hosts Japanese cultural experiences, including workshops and events that help connect people to the traditions, history, and values that shaped Aikido.

ANLC honors the rich traditions of Japanese martial arts while making them relevant and accessible for today's world. The dojo strives to create a safe, supportive environment where everyone can thrive, including women, members of the LGBTQ+ community, and neurodivergent individuals. Diversity is viewed as a strength, and students are encouraged to learn from one another while developing their own unique potential.

Under the leadership of Aldrich Sensei, ANLC emphasizes respect, safety, inclusion, and lifelong learning. Its mission is to help people become stronger, more confident versions of themselves while preserving and advancing the principles of Aikido for future generations.