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| YOUNG WARRIORS
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| Our Program for Kids will help your Child Develop |
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| Self Esteem Children develop a better sense of themselves as being stronger and more capable. |
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| Achievement As
training continues as feeling of accomplishment grows. |
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| Integrity A
strong code of Ethics and Values are taught and followed. Indomitable Spirit Through being encouraged and pushed to excel, students develop strength in the face of adversity- both physical and mental. |
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| Responsibility Children are taught and expected to take care of their own and the school's equipment.
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| Loyalty Is
stressed heavily, not just to the school but also to their family,
friends and ideals. Discipline The regimented environment of a martial arts school instills a deep work ethic and sense of discipline in students. |
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| Love of Family Honoring the mother and father is stressed in almost every class. |
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| Physical fitness
Martial arts training develops cardiovascular
fitness as well as muscular strength. Martial artists also enjoy
a heightened sense of balance, as well as learning specific skills
to avoid injury. Learning to execute the complex and foreign techniques of martial arts requires extreme mental focus. Students often find this focus is applicable to academic studies as well. |
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| Individual achievement Students progress at their own pace in martial arts schools. Rather than suffering the embarrassment of being compared with kids who are better at sports--like hitting a baseball, or shooting baskets--they train with others at their same level (e.g. belt color). |
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| Camaraderie and belonging Most martial arts schools develop an esprit de corps, a sense of brotherhood (or sisterhood) surrounding the school, its instructors, and students. |
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| Respect for self and others The structure of martial arts training is based on mutual respect--students show respect to the instructor, to each fellow student, even upon entering the school. In addition, martial art training promotes a healthy self-respect--now that your body is capable of these amazing feats, why smoke, drink, or do drugs? You can't because your martial arts progress will be hindered. |
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| Self-esteem Parents and psychologists recommend martial arts for boosting a student's self-esteem. Beginners often progress rapidly in a good school--able to perform techniques that seemed superhuman in a few months. This accomplishment and development ("Mom! I broke a board!") gives students pride in themselves and their abilities. |
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| Security Lastly, the martial arts provide skills for personal security. For kids who are preyed upon by bullies, the ability to defend themselves allows them peace of mind. In almost all cases, they never have to use their martial arts technique. |
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