Charles Colten Sensei (3rd Dan) This workshop will focus primarily on musubi (connection) and soft high-fall ukemi in the context of Aikido principles and technique.  River Valley Aikido, Brattleboro Vermont Saturday, April 24 (10am-12noon & 3pm-5pm) Sunday, April 25 (10am-12noon) Sliding scale $10-$20 per session attended Charles Colten Sensei began his Aikido training in 1986. After his first two years of training under Senseis John Stone and Robin Cooper, he traveled and trained in many places in the United States, Europe, and Latin America. He feels lucky to have had so many wonderful teachers and training partners and counts among his primary influences such teachers as Saotome Sensei, Endo Sensei, Heiny Sensei, Ikeda Sensei, Yamashima Sensei, Jan Nevelius Sensei, Jorma Lyly Sensei, and Okamoto Sensei. For more information, contact Charles Colten at: www.aikidointheschools.com or, Don Hebert Sensei at: www.rvaikido.orghttp://www.aikidointheschools.comhttp://www.rvaikido.orgArchives_files/Recent%20Events%20110310.docshapeimage_2_link_0shapeimage_2_link_1

is offering a series of workshops in

Aikido as a Model, Metaphor, and Method

for

Collaborative Conflict Resolution

Time: 12 noon-1:30pm

Three Consecutive Fridays

Dates: Feb. 5th ,12th , and 19th

Place: Columbia University Teachers College: Horace Mann 148

Instructor: Charles Colten Sensei (3rd Dan)

Aikido Seminar With Charles Colten Sensei (3rd Dan) This workshop will focus primarily on musubi (connection) and soft high-fall ukemi in the context of Aikido principles and technique. Archives_files/River%20Valley%201.doc

River Valley Aikido, Brattleboro Vermont

April 24-25

Saturday 10-12, 2-4

Sunday 10-12

Cost: sliding scale donations: suggested $10-20 per class

Charles Colten Sensei began his Aikido training in 1986. After his first two years of training under Senseis John Stone and Robin Cooper, he traveled and trained in many places in the United States, Europe, and Latin America. He feels lucky to have had so many wonderful teachers and training partners and counts among his primary influences such teachers as Endo Sensei, Saotome Sensei, Jan Nevelius Sensei, Jorma Lyly Sensei, Mary Heiny Sensei, Ikeda Sensei, Yamashima Sensei, and Okamoto Sensei.

For more information, contact Charles Colten at: www.aikidointheschools.com or, Don Hebert Sensei at: www.rvaikido.org

and

are offering a one-day workshop with developing peer mediators at the Harbor High School, Bushwick Campus in Brooklyn, New York.


The workshop will focus on ways that Aikido principles and practice can inform peer mediation and collaborative conflict resolution.

Thursday, April 8, 2010

For more information, contact: Charles Colten: info@aikidointheschools.com