Formerly known as RTH Martial Arts & Wellness or Riverside Taekwondo Hapkido
UPDATED 5/8/2019
May 2019 UPCOMING events
May 17th, 2019 Ecstatic Dancing 7:15-9:15pm
Come join us in Ecstatic Dance! This class is not a class but rather a facilitated dance where we come together to explore and connect with body, mind and spirit through music, movement and community. The dance floor is a sacred space to have fun and connect to the rhythm of your life. Warm up starts at 7:00 and is approximately 30 minutes long. Warm up is the time to settle into your body and come into the moment. Warm up can include stretching and slow movements. After warm up we gather for an opening circle then dance for 75 minutes. Cammie the instructor will gently facilitate throughout the dance but overall it is a free-form dance.
May 18th, 2019 Pathfinder Stick Techniques
9-11am
In recent years, I have considered how to take traditional martial arts training, that comes from Asia, generally speaking, and transform it into a martial art indigenous to New Hampshire. An art form which can be used and applied everywhere, however, is most effective in a particular geographic area. Thus, the development of the Pathfinder Stick Technique. We live in a mountainous area where I have observed people, young and old, using sticks and canes for walking, recovery from injury, stability, etc. I asked myself what else they could be used for and how? Come and join in what I believe is the first program of its kind in the United States. Have fun while learning that, in the right hands, a stick is more than just a stick!
Sincerely,
~Grandmaster Michael Couhie, 9th Dan
9-11am
In recent years, I have considered how to take traditional martial arts training, that comes from Asia, generally speaking, and transform it into a martial art indigenous to New Hampshire. An art form which can be used and applied everywhere, however, is most effective in a particular geographic area. Thus, the development of the Pathfinder Stick Technique. We live in a mountainous area where I have observed people, young and old, using sticks and canes for walking, recovery from injury, stability, etc. I asked myself what else they could be used for and how? Come and join in what I believe is the first program of its kind in the United States. Have fun while learning that, in the right hands, a stick is more than just a stick!
Sincerely,
~Grandmaster Michael Couhie, 9th Dan