Focus through martial arts training can provide children with many benefits that can carry over into other areas of their life.
By developing these skills, children can improve their academic performance, enhance their self-discipline, and gain greater control over their thoughts and actions.
Learning goal-setting through martial arts training can have a positive impact on kids’ physical, mental, and emotional development.
It can help them develop important life skills that they can use throughout their lives – Greater Sense of Responsibility, Problem Solving Skills and Increased Self – Discipline.
The Bow is the symbolic gesture of Respect in Martial Arts and Karate. Students learn the protocol of respecting their elders, their instructors, the floor they train on and their colleagues. Contrary to common belief that martial arts promotes “fighting”, it actually promotes the idea of not fighting. Fighting comes from a place of fear, aggression and disrespect.
Martial Arts emphasize self-control and concentration. Attention is central to martial arts. Kids have to stay focused to learn and to do the movements. When a child’s focus drifts, instructors often ask them to take the “ready stance.” This lets them reset and get ready for what’s next.
Martial Arts training helps with coordination. Doing martial arts movements can help kids get a better feel for their body in space. This is good for kids who struggle with motor skills. It also helps kids understand the power of the mind over the body.
Martial Arts training provides structure. Good martial arts instructors have clear rules and constantly reinforce them. They also emphasize good behavior in and out of class. Students are expected to demonstrate this good behavior not only in the Dojang but also in their daily life.
This class is specifically designed for those children between the ages of 4 to 6
This class is specifically designed for those children between the ages of 7 to 12