Aikido Stories from Everyday Life

Thank you to Quentin Cooke, 7th degree black belt Aikido instructor, for a fascinating conversation about his book A Way to Reconcile the World: Aikido Stories from Everyday Life.

Quentin is the Chief Instructor of the Burwell Aikido Club in Burwell, Cambridge in the U.K. He also serves on the Board of Directors of Aiki Extensions, an organization dedicate to applying and promoting the principles and methods of the nonviolent martial art of aikido in all aspects of life.

For a 20% discount on A Way to Reconcile the World: Aikido Stories from Everyday Life, contact Quentin at q.cooke@ntlworld.com

In case you missed the show, here’s the recording: Listen to Mind and Body in Motion every Tuesday at 4 pm MST on kzkoradio.com.

2 Responses to "Aikido Stories from Everyday Life"

M.E. (Missy) Schreiner says:

December 5, 2014 at 3:15 pm

I just binged on M&BiM – catching up on a month of interviews, all insightful, informative and interesting. I particularly liked this session, in that it highlighted the universality of the principles (such as centering, connection and flow) that underlie various practices (including those discussed in other interviews) while at the same time it highlighted the universality of the applicability of those principles to all aspects of human experience (from basic motor-level such as sitting and standing to global society-level issues such as war and conflict resolution). I was delighted to hear of the work Aiki Extensions is doing at that convergence — it sounds like a wonderful organization. Thanks again for presenting these interviews!

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