Teachers of children and youths in the German countryside

We star­ted the sum­mer in our club with a visit of fri­ends and colle­a­gu­es from Ber­lin. We atten­ded a semi­nar focused on the edu­cati­on of tea­chers of chil­dren, orga­ni­zed by the Ger­man Aiki­do Club Kiken­tai Berlin.

Our visit had seve­ral layers. First of all, it broa­de­ned our tea­ching skills – for exam­ple, we took away a lot of cre­a­ti­ve ide­as for new move­ment exer­ci­ses for chil­dren and adults, we reflec­ted on the impor­tan­ce of the indi­vi­du­al for the functi­o­ning of the who­le group and on ways to make tra­i­ning as acces­si­ble as possi­ble for everyone.

And we also tau­ght a modu­le on deve­lo­ping con­tact for dif­fe­rent age groups, as we do in our club. Run­ning the modu­le was a joint effort between Mar­tin, Van­da and Anka.

In addi­ti­on to new knowled­ge, we also networ­ked with other Aiki­do­kas, inspi­ring on a per­so­nal and pro­fes­si­o­nal level.

We spent time with these gre­at peo­ple in the beau­ti­ful surroun­dings of the Ger­man coun­try­si­de, whe­re foxes lite­rally give good night! So our edu­cati­o­nal trip inclu­ded a swim in a near­by lake and a meal toge­ther in a gar­den shelter.

We enjoyed our visit very much, and as Kiken­tai Ber­lin orga­ni­ses semi­nars for tea­chers on a regu­lar basis, we are alrea­dy loo­king for­ward to see­ing you again!