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Budokon ~ Flight School

Flight School

This workshop is designed around the art of arm balances and handstands. From the building blocks of understanding the anatomy, towards the nuance of weight distribution and muscle recruitment and into building balance while inverted.

What in unique about this inversion matrix is that we teach not only how to find a static shape inverted, but also how to move in and out through intelligent movement patterns which promote a more expansive handstand practice.

This workshop is accessible to all levels, as we teach a progression style matrix which supports incremental milestones enabling students to build upon fundamental shapes and transitions.

ABOUT BUDOKON

Budokon is a globally renowned mixed movement and living arts system.

To translate: Bu - warrior ; Do - way ; Kon - Spirit, warrior way spirit.

In other words : “The way of the warrior spirit”

This name was chosen to represent a person living a WAY for the betterment of all humanity achieved through the SPIRIT of unwavering virtue and defended by the WARRIOR’s service, protection, and courage.

Budokon is an integral approach to the study of the universe and our relationship within it through the study of the Yogic, Martial, and Living arts. Budokon has a six pillar system which makes a body of science and philosophy used as a method to provide a practical means of realizing the highest ideals in daily living. Rather than separating different areas of human knowledge Budokon integrates them together. Budokon studies the tree of life as a whole rather than limiting itself to one branch. This tree is a great organization of diverse elements yoked together by the unifying natural law. Budokon seeks to understand this law and teach its principles.

What we offer lie in the the following key areas:

  • Movement Intelligence - How to move in a dynamic & fully expressed way.

  • Breath Intelligence - How to regulate energy and consciousness.

  • Zen mind - Observation of sensation & the states of mind we occupy.

  • Mind Science - Self-observation, critical thinking and self-adjustment.

There are four different Budokon workshops over the weekend Fri May 27 - Sun May 29 — see them all here!


ABOUT KEMBA QUINN

Kemba Quinn hails from South African and has spent the last 2 years working within the Budokon organization as a Teacher & Manager at both Miami Academy and Montana Retreat Centre. Kemba has managed the role of Director, Editor and Moderator for Budokon Online Mixed Movement Arts Experience & Online Teacher Trainings. Kemba is Budokon certified in Yoga, Mobility, Yobility & has been involved in numerous 500hr Guru Killer Training Camps. He will be the lead teacher in these workshops.

Prior to joining Budokon, Kemba spent his twenties as a yachtsman, working internationally on yachts in both the Mediterranean and Caribbean seas. In order to regulate the seasonal intensity he immersed into Yoga & Meditation during off-seasons where he obtained his 500hr YTT in Hatha & Vinyasa in Dharamshala, India. He has taken extended time away from the busyness of the world to study the self, the mind and has done extensive research into different ways of living and being.

ABOUT EMILY QUINN

Emily Quinn has been with Budokon since 2020 and is a BDK certified Yoga and Mobility. She served as an apprentice at Budokon University, assisting with teacher trainings and facilitating summer retreats. She is currently a moderator for the Budokon Yoga Online Teacher Trainings. In addition, she developed Budokon Yoga for Absolute Beginners as a 4 week workshop series with BDK Online. Emily will be the assistant teacher for these workshops.

In 2018, Emily received a 200hr Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga certification with All Yoga in Koh Pangan, Thailand. She taught the modified primary series weekly prior to discovering Budokon, which transformed her understanding of a mind-body movement practice, and inspired her to fully embody Budokon as a lifestyle.

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Budokon ~ Animal Locomotion