Many parents today are raising their children to be quitters. I am sure that this is not deliberate; I doubt that any parent intentionally decides, "I'm teaching my child to be a quitter."

A few days ago, I received my instructor jacket and certificate proving that I passed my instructor certification. I never could have accomplished any of it without support from my parents and mentors…

I think anything that I've accomplished can be attributed to the discipline I learned through martial arts.

Becoming a black belt is not easy. It takes hardwork and commitment. Being a black belt means to me that you have to have good leadership, high self esteem, and to have a good attitude.

Often people with power abuse it. Power can inspire or it can cause fear. As a powerful Taekwondo student you should be the one that inspires others to perform and not to quit.

You can take all the advanced classes and have the highest GPA in your class, but if you do not have the confidence to apply the knowledge and yourself, it will only get you so far.

We are excited to give you an update on our opening of 3rd Reveal Martial Arts location in the Alliance / Heritage Trace Plaza.

The foreman is estimating the construction to be finished by end of March, beginning of April!

Energy! Attitude! Power!

Last week I had a chance to meet Alex Mancillas, a World Champion, a Team Paul Mitchell member, and a fantastic martial arts athlete.

Many parents believe that martial arts sports such as karate, taekwondo, boxing, or kickboxing promote violence and lead to violent temperament. However…