Experience the difference in the environment that creates the desire to excel with Supreme Grand masters’ instructions.
Unlock you child’s potential and empower them to succeed with martial arts.
Experience the difference in an environment that creates the desire for pre-school boys and girls to excel. Parents are amazed by the impact that our instructional skills and curriculum have on their child’s improved attitude.
Here are some of the things that we can help your child with:
FOCUS & CONCENTRATION IN ACADEMICS
FITNESS & SELF DEFENSE CURRICULUM
GOAL SETTING & LEADERSHIP ABILITIES
SELF-DISCIPLINE & MORAL VALUES
Hand-eye coordination is important in your child’s early development. Martial arts provides plenty of opportunities to improve fine motor skills through techniques, obstacles, drills and challenges.
Speed, agility, and balance gives your child better body awareness and coordination.
Goal setting is an important skill for all kids to learn. Martial arts teaches both short-term and long-term goal setting in a fun and positive environment.
Kids will be able to practice their listening skills to develop better self-control, discipline and values.
Learning martial arts helps to sharpen memory, focus and retention skills. It also keeps kids mentally engaged.
Kids experience partner and team-oriented situations in class that help develop strong communication skills.
Kids typically have a limited vocabulary therefore learning is normally limited to visual and kinesthetic activities. Our goal is to teach them how to focus during verbal instructions and properly follow more than two instructions.
Due to limited vocabularies, kids commonly communicate physically. Our goal is to teach them how to show restraint when others are being silly and show respect for the personal space of others.
Kids typically have low tone in their arms, legs and core. Our goal is to help them build strength in their body such as kicking without falling and sitting still without wiggling.
Kids have strong preferences and fears causing them to act out when their emotions get out of control. Our goal is to teach them how to follow directions and persevere through an activity, even if they are initially over-excited or scared.