The Embodiment Coaching Podcast

Systema academy teacher and gent Matt Hill discusses traditional aikido training in Japan, readjusting after, talks about Sandhurst and the British military, serving in Northern Ireland, what Systema is, how martial arts can be creative, the principles of breath, movement, relaxation and posture, health practices, gyms vs. outdoors, being Stalin's agents, professionalism, exercise as a relaxation training, cleansing and managing fear. http://www.matthill.co.uk

A guide to doing embodied work in mainstream environments. Find out what mistakes to avoid, how not to freak out corporate clients, and top tips for bringing work with the body to everyone. Includes business case studies. www.thejoyofbusiness.co.uk www.marketingforhippies.com www.sethgodin.com www.youtube.com/watch?v=2R6OcmWcolU My business website: www.integrationtraining.co.uk VIDEOS The science of embodiment: https://youtu.be/Qx0mrAqgh1s Mistakes to avoid: https://youtu.be/NqyWtNnXRyo Are you a spiritual wanker? https://youtu.be/YbF6k9iQj2c Why money is spiritual: https://youtu.be/nuWU6n1TdIw Money mindfulness: https://youtu.be/yFQtUuokYC0 Top marketing tips: https://youtu.be/xhIuHmxH9KY Actual business presentation: https://youtu.be/FocbzSag7qg Embodied work with organisations: https://youtu.be/SeP7Bo9R5q4 Business jargon piss take: https://youtu.be/0MFUE0KgoEQ Business meditation: https://youtu.be/Zz-Lfpcefu4 Critical look at 'spiritual' culture: https://youtu.be/jgjUa5bVHKA Slideshow for HR managers: https://youtu.be/kQ2B46PGsGc

Stephen explains what biomechanics is, and what's wrong with it and the traditional view of anatomy. We look at the limitations and outdatedness of Newtonian physics applied to anatomy, how the body is a "slave to the mind", and how anatomy is social and psychological. We look at how children move, and how conformity is embodied and how we can find freedom through feeling and play. We also discuss teaching vs. facilitation/coaching. This one starts out being geeky and becomes revolutionary! We end with a discussion of how movement is love and an exercise in breaking norms. http://www.themovementman.com https://www.facebook.com/stephen.braybrook.1 http://amzn.eu/igd4u0G

An embodied approach to healthy eating and our relationship to food. Founders of "Beyond Chocolate" Audrey and Sophie Boss join Mark to discuss why diets don't work (and what does), the disembodiment of the diet culture, how to tune into your hunger and satisfaction, emotional eating, body positivity and body image activism. Practical tips and tools given. http://www.beyondchocolate.co.uk/

7th degree aikido black belt Philip Smith joins Mark to discuss intense traditional "Asian style" training, culture, democracy vs. totalitarianism in traditions, being a life-long learner, relationships built though martial arts, getting injured and how to avoid it, being part time vs. being a professional, high-level sports, having multiple roles with students, innovation vs. tradition, beauty, how linage is passed between bodies, teaching as an art, and sports science. https://ukaonline.org http://www.aikidodudley.org.uk/

Ashtanga yoga teacher Ryan Spielman on the benefits of a recurrent practice, enlightenment, movement meditation, social meditation and authentic communication. We discuss growth from curiosity not pain, congruence, what yogis can learn from Brazilian jiu-jitsu, being a guru and making fun of it all. http://www.trueryan.com http://wisestudies.com/ http://ryantrue.com/ryan/

Guest anthropologist, ecologist, biologist and technology blogger Gerald joins Mark from Austria. They discuss the geek way of embodiment, wearable technology (e.g. Fitbit), anti-body addictions, heroic endeavours, missions to Mars, what's wrong with the Matrix movies, and ecology; including body-hating and genocidal tendencies within environmentalism. They also hit on Chinese and post-Nazi Austrian embodiment, and healthy vs. unhealthy nationalism, as embodied culture is explored on the show once again. They look at how technology, marathons and extreme or "ultra" sports, and even eating chilli (Gerard is an expert), can be embodying and disembodying, and the dangers of judging any activity from appearances. A fun quirky one. Guest anthropologist, ecologist, biologist and technology blogger Gerald joins Mark from Austria. They discuss the geek way of embodiment, wearable technology (e.g. Fitbit), anti-body addictions, heroic endeavours, missions to Mars, what's wrong with the Matrix movies, and ecology; including body-hating and genocidal tendencies within environmentalism. They also hit on Chinese and post-Nazi Austrian embodiment, and healthy vs. unhealthy nationalism, as embodied culture is explored on the show once again. They look at how technology, marathons and extreme or "ultra" sports, and even eating chilli (Gerard is an expert), can be embodying and disembodying, and the dangers of judging any activity from appearances. A fun quirky one. http://www.zhangschmidt.com http://www.chilicult.com/ http://www.zhangschmidt.com http://www.chilicult.com/

Mark gives an overview of how the body can be used by trainers and coaches, offering clear theory, real life examples from various clients and practical tools. Suitable for all kinds of facilitators and body geeks thinking of working in this field.  Email: markatintegrationtrainingdotcodotuk  Facebook group: Embodied Page https://www.facebook.com/leadership.coach.training/  Embodied Facilitator Course (EFC): embodiment train-the-trainer courses in London and Moscow; one-day events worldwide: www.embodiedfacilitator.com  Twitter: @warkmalsh  Business website: www.integrationtraining.co.uk  Online learning resource: www.thebodyofcoaching.com  Embodiment applied to yoga: www.embodiedyogaprinciples.com  YouTube channel: 1000+ videos www.youtube.com/user/IntegrationTraining

Jamie joins Mark to discuss her journey in golf, aikido, bodywork peacebuilding and teaching somatics in business. She discusses the life energy that comes though, women's martial arts, citizen diplomacy in communist Russia and the The Middle East, corporate stress management, ascending vs. descending spirituality as illustrated by the start of David, aikido influenced politics, and she offers a centring exercise to try at home. http://www.thekiaiway.com

Experienced dancer and choreographer Laurie discusses modern and postmodern dance, asks "what is dance?", and goes deeply into the philosophy of movement and the mind-body connection. He discusses Leonardo da Vinci's view of movement as expression, TS Elliot, intuition, self-authoring vs. entropy in embodiment and the trap of form. A profound existential dive! http://lauriebooth.com/