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This is what students liked about Aiki Extended 2016

Andy Cumming said:

 

The variety, openness and courage of the teachers show what they believe to other experienced teachers outside of their immediate group.

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The willingness to listen and try new ideas of the participants.

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Britta Kleinsorge said:

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It was an amazing number of people of very different backgrounds you got together and it was good to see them all in one place.

 

For the sessions I was able to attend there was some common thread (even though it may not have intentionally planned like this).

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Chris Brossard said:

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Everything!  Loved all the people and all their different ways of seeing and doing Aikido, or not even Aikido.

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Richard Small said:

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People friendly

Humble teachers

Useful learning

Kind family making lunch

Sense of trust and helpfulness.

Some excellent teachers.

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Shari Khan said

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The variety of workshops on offer and that all/most were repeated

The venue

The respect that was shown to all irrespective of experience

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It really was a wonderful experience Quentin

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Piers Cooke said:

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The high quality teaching

Workshops you could go to that were interesting but allowed you to take a physical break

It was snappy, no long unnecessary breaks or  faffing around

Good organisation

Ability to socialise after training

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Morag Warrack said:

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Meeting inspirational people from around the world; trying different approaches to aikido;

Linking aikido closely to our behaviour/politics/psychology/business etc-fascinating & valuable stuff!

Having a choice of talk- or talk & do-or active aikido sessions

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Jake Birkett said:

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Making friends!

Wide variety of great teachers and topics including non-Aikido activities such as Tai Chi, Alexander Technique, back/hip stretches etc. Though the focus was still mainly Aikido so I felt the balance was right.

Well organised BBQ and lunches (much appreciated)

Good time-keeping.

Affordable

Good pre-course comms.

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Paul Diamond said:

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Great teachers, great ‘subject matter expertise’, great diversity (of backgrounds, nationalities, abilities. Fantastic people all round. Fresh, tasty food.
The contribution of everyone who helped/volunteered (e.g. to make lunch, provide lifts, tidy up) is always underappreciated, so please let these people know that they are greatly valued and appreciated.

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           Contact - Quentin Cooke, 16 Low Road, Burwell, Cambridgeshire. CB25 0EJ   -   Tel. 07802 857 150 

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