Yes, not only do our teen students do martial arts like learning to block, kick, punch, improve their fitness, focus and discipline skills, they also play video games!

Often, parents ask me why we push our students to do their belt testing every time we have one. Why are we so excited to have students go through the difficult testing process and what are the reasons.

As seasoned Pediatric Ninja Specialists, we have witnessed just about every sort of behavior and outburst from working with thousands of kids over the last decade.

Have you ever had that friend that asked “Why is your son/daughter in martial arts?” I am sure you have. I am also sure that you were able to provide a great answer to that question. I was recently asked that question as well! Before I replied…

Their testing performance made the entire room go silent where you could hear a pin drop. The pressure of performing in front of all those students and their parents was tremendous.

Our new parents night out experience took kids from being in front of the screen to actually being inside the screen! Students and their friends were transported to a magical 8-bit land and the only way to get out is by completing different video game themed activities.

Check out these awesome karate birthday party pictures from RJ’s Nerf Blaster birthday party. Jason was turning 7 and we loved having fun and playing nerf games with him and his friends.

Check out these awesome karate birthday party pictures from Cassie’s birthday party. Cassie was turning 8 and we loved having fun and playing Ninja games with her and her friends.

We had such a great time with the students. The party started with an epic game of Rock, Paper, Scissors Hoop game. The Boys vs Girls teams were fierce but battled with huge smiles on their faces.