WHAT IT IS |
AIKIORG is an in-company program developed by Saulo Nagamori Fong to integrate teams, groups and organizations through the practice of Aikido, an art based on the principles of co-operativeness, harmony, non-resistence, respect, balance and integration.
Beyond just a body workout, Aikido is a mind-body practice based on a philosophy. This philosophy is experienced and practiced on a regular basis and can be incorporated and applied in the every day life of any human being.
The format of the AIKIORG Program is flexible depending on the size and needs of the organization. This format is divided in two models which can be applied separately or together: intensive (one or two-day workshop style) and extensive (regular practice for one, three or more months). Metaforically, the basic difference between the two models is that the intensive program can be compared to straw fire while the extensive program can be compared to a burning coal.
The intensive program can be applied in a one or two-day workshop as suitable for the organization. This model brings the participant close to the basic concepts, principles and reflections of Aikido in a short period of time. It can be a start to the Extensive Program.
The extensive program can be implemented in one, three, six or more months in which the concepts, principles and capabilities are developed in regular weekly practices. In the Extensive Program, the participant has the opportunity to gradually develop and integrate his capabilities being able to apply them in the every day life.
• Integrate the individual through a mind and body practice;
• Promote the participant's physical, emotional and mental wellness;
• Integrate teams and groups of people;
• Develop new resources to cope harmoniously with physical, emotional and mental stress;
• Find out new possibilities to better intra and interpersonal relationships.
The AIKIORG Program is destinated to innovative and leading companies and organizations which have among its values the integral development of its internal collaborators.