SENSEI ALDO AKLI
Sensei Aldo Akli was born in Algeria on July 2nd 1966. In his youth, Sensei Aldo studied Shaolin Kung Fu before getting interested into Kyokushin karate, which, by his standard, is the most complete martial art.

He immigrated to Canada in 1988 and started immediately to study Kyokushin Karate under the supervision of Camille Ohan (godan) and earn his Black belt in the spring of 1995. He immediately devoted numerous hours to train students and opened his own dojo in Laval (north of Montreal) in 1998.

Mr. Akli earned his nidan in 1999 still under the direction of Camille Ohan and proceeded to open a new dojo in Montreal (Rivière-des-Prairies) as well as 3 school- integrated dojos.

In 2003, after having recovered fully from a serious illness, which led to a reduction of his activities in karate, Sensei Aldo passed his sandan degree.

He is also a sandan in Kobudo which degree he passed under the supervision of Shihan Oshiro of Okinawa.

Sensei Aldo holds regularly seminars on self-defense. These seminars were also useful for police force and security agents.

He participated in many international competitions and later acted as a referee for full-contact and semi-contact fights.

His last competition as a fighter was entitled “One Match” under the direction of Shihan Andre Gilbert in 2004.

Sensei Aldo is very preoccupied with whole body and spirit fitness. He is giving courses of “Boxing Tae Boe” and Tai Chi to people desirous to achieve new goals. He is also a recognized fitness instructor.

Throughout his study of martial arts, Sensei Aldo is always seeking for perfection and pursues the goal of elevating his students to their own highest level.