

Traditions in Movement
Instructor Steve Wolf
Certifications and Training
Aikido:
3rd Degree Black Belt, Shoden Ki Rank.
Head Instructor Northern Virginia Ki Aikido
Aikido Training Intensives and Workshops with:
Yoga:
Yoga
Alliance - RYT 200 (Registered Yoga Teacher)
Yoga Alliance - RYT 500 Advanced training with Yoga West of Houston Texas
Six years training in the IYT Yoga style with instructor Jackie Novak.
Additional Yoga Teacher Training Intensives and Workshops
with:
Angela Farmer & Victor
van Kooten, Yoganand
Michael Carroll, Rod Stryker, JJ
Gormley, Judith Lasater, Barbara Benagh,
Cora Wen, and many others.
Biography:
Steve began his martial arts studies with Judo and Jujitsu
as a child while living in Brazil during the 1960’s. He briefly studied judo again as an adult, but in 1981 he switched
to Aikido after attending classes with George Simcox Sensei, the long-time
Chief Instructor of the Virginia Ki Society.
For the last 25 years Steve has continued to train in the art, and
in 2005 he became Head Instructor at the Northern Virginia Ki Aikido dojo,
which is the largest facility in the state system.
He continues to give Aikido and Ki Development workshops and seminars
in several states and Canada.
At age 18, Steve Wolf got his first exposure to yoga through
private lessons with his Brazilian aunt who had studied for many years with
a guru in Brazil. After experimenting
with an assortment of yoga classes through the years, Steve began regular
practice in the 1990’s when a new yoga studio opened near his home in the
Maryland suburbs of Washington D.C. Attendance
at these classes began as a fun thing to share with his wife, but he soon
began to notice that regular yoga practice was making him stronger as an Aikidoist,
and having a positive affect on other areas of his life as well.
He went on to study for, and complete his Yoga
Alliance 200
& 500 Hour RYT (Registered Yoga Teacher) requirements with Yoga West near
Houston.
For 38 years Steve has been a professional musician and has
traveled throughout the United States and Europe playing with many of the
Mid-Atlantic region’s top bands. He
continues as an active freelance musician and currently leads the popular
swing/jazz ensemble Swing Speak. For
more information visit: www.swingspeak.com
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