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Karate Kids to Confident Leaders: The Journey Begins Here!
We're not just about kicks and punches; we're about crafting the leaders of tomorrow. Leadership isn't just for the folks in suits or the captains of sports teams. Nope, it's for everyone, especially your little ninjas at home. Let's dive into how our Leadership Program turns everyday kids and teens into extraordinary leaders.
Empowering the Anxious Generation: How Reveal Martial Arts Fosters Resilience and Growth in Kids and Teens
In his pivotal book, "The Anxious Generation," Jonathan Haidt explores how the shift from a play-based to a phone-based childhood has led to an epidemic of mental health issues among today's youth.
Great Supersession Training
The goal is for everyone to develop and increase not only their physical abilities but their communication skills as well. Just like any other skills, these need to be sharpened consistently.
Time To Reboot
Ever work on your computer when something just goes wrong for whatever reason?
Sparring Frustration Tips
Lately, I have had several parents tell me their kids are telling them that they are being hit while sparring. First of all, remember that this is a martial arts school. Students WILL get hit.
Why We Compete?
With the Dallas, Texas Regional Tournament fast approaching, it is a critical time to ask: “Why compete in a tournament?”
Am I Ready For The Tournament?
First of all, tournaments are a blast. It really is a lot of fun and kids have a great time. But one of the most common questions I hear is, “Is my kid ready?”
Become a Tournament Sponsor and Advertise Your Business
Become a Tournament Sponsor and Advertise Your Business at our awesome Texas Regional Martial Arts Tournament.
The Easy Way & The Hard Way When Building Confidence in Kids
It will be tempting to quit and stop the progress your child has made... to keep wishing and believing that you'll commit... This is the path that is easy to take but becomes harder - as all things do that take commitment.