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Art of Peace

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by Jaime Dunkle

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Notes on Aikido for all levels of practice, from NOLA Aikido in New Orleans. Hosted, produced, and packaged by Jaime Dunkle, with the collaboration of executive producer Brian Levy Sensei.

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May 28, 2024

Kuzushi as Connection Research with Jan Nevelius Shihan

<p>Every year in March, Jan Nevelius Shihan (7th Dan) visits NOLA Aikido to instruct at the friendship seminar series. Nevelius Shihan is one of our main legacy teachers, based at the Vanadis Aikido Club in Stockholm, Sweden. He has practiced aikido since 1975, but still remains humble and committed to endless research, and says he is always learning something new about this beautiful martial art of peace. In this episode, he delves into the obscure qualities of <em>kuzushi</em> (unbalancing), the importance of connection, and the power of intuition. </p> <p>Tune in to discover the beauty of this martial art of peace and gain a deeper understanding of its intricate techniques and philosophy.</p> <p><em>Jan Nevelius Shihan’s most recent seminar was on March 15, 2024 to March 17, 2024. Your host Jaime Dunkle (4th Kyu) interviewed him in a studio space at Tulane University after the seminar ended, thanks to Media Services at the Howard-Tilton Memorial Library!</em></p>

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February 25, 2024

Nurturing the Seeds of Compassion with Aikido Practice

In the latest (and long overdue) episode of Art of Peace, your host Jaime Dunkle (4th Kyu) interviews Weldon Mauney Sensei (5th Dan Aikikai) from Aikido and Wing Chun Martial Arts in Pensacola, Florida. Mauney Sensei shares his philosophies on the meditative qualities of aikido practice that ideally result in the awareness of eternal consciousness and compassion toward all beings. Mauney Sensei says the dojo can act as a “micro-universe,” where aikidoists enter as “cocooned humans” who contain the compassionate seeds of the universal self. But what does this mean for daily life? And once  these seeds are nurtured with martial arts training, how does one refrain from backsliding into unskillful habits that tend to perpetuate conflict, like aggressive reactivity and not considering the impact of expressed aggressions? Find out in episode 4 of the Art of Peace wherever you listen to podcasts, or use our direct link: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/art-of-peace/  Mauney Sensei led a seminar at the NOLA Aikido dojo on July 8, 2023. The interview was recorded at the after party. Please pardon any jovial background noise.

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August 22, 2023

How Does Praise Impact Aikido?

<p>In this episode of Art of Peace, Brian Levy Sensei (Dojo Cho and Chief Instructor, NOLA Aikido) and your host Jaime Dunkle (4th Kyu) unpack questions around praise and its effects on learning. </p> <p> How does praise impact Aikido practice? Research shows that effort-based praise has a positive impact on students in general because it empowers them to put effort into their studies in ways they can control and enact with agency. Whereas ability-based praise tends to neutralize students, rendering them helpless after a misstep. At the NOLA Aikido dojo, Brain Levy Sensei practices what <a href="https://open.spotify.com/episode/3VT8VVEptqL9wXQTo6TSPV" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">Charles Colten Sensei</a> has shared about effectual pedagogy: the evidence-based method of praising three things that went well and suggesting one thing to try next time. </p> <p> But what about empty praise from Aikido colleagues on the mats? Should there really be instruction coming from other students during a class that already has a teacher? The answer should obviously be: No. Are there ways to skillfully interrupt and dismantle these distractions and likely unconscious power dynamics that are just as detrimental to learning Aikido as ability-based praise? Listen to this episode to find out…</p> <p><br></p>

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What is Art of Peace?

Notes on Aikido for all levels of practice, from NOLA Aikido in New Orleans. Hosted, produced, and packaged by Jaime Dunkle, with the collaboration of executive producer Brian Levy Sensei.

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This podcast updates weekly.

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