a multidisciplinary experience combining
movement, strategic thinking, and creativity
movement
what do we mean by movement?
when we remove rules and categories from sports, dance, martial arts, etc. all is just movement
it is only a change in perspective, but it allows for connections that are not usually present in traditional disciplines
we use principles of acrobatics, dancing, and martial arts in order to gain better general motor control, agility, and confidence
go
the game of Go is one of the oldest board games still played today
this is not the first time it is used in an educational context — in ancient China it was considered one of the four essential arts of culture
the game develops skills like pattern recognition, planning ahead, long-term vs short-term thinking, decision-making, and focus
our aim is not only to benefit from Go itself, but especially from the shifts between different modes of thinking that occur when it is alternated with physical movement
we believe these shifts improve, among other things, adaptability to changing circumstances, which is exactly what the new world asks of us