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Martial Arts Teaches Awareness
Awareness helps keep kids safe. Visit TODAY at VinelandMartialArts.com to schedule your FREE Lessons.
Martial Arts Develops Focus
Martial Arts for kids helps them to develop focus in not only class but in home, school, and the community as well. CLICK TO CALL NOW to get your FREE 2 Weeks and a FREE …
Reality-Based Self-Defense for Kids
Protecting yourself and your children is not always an easy task in the world today. Since we can’t physically protect them 24/7, it is imperative that we teach them to defend themselves. Children face a wide …
Martial Arts and ADD/ADHD in Young Children
Attention deficit disorder, commonly referred to ADD, is a condition that afflicts a large number of young children in today’s society. The condition is characterized by a diminished ability to concentrate on a particular task for …
How to Choose a Martial Arts School for You or Your Kids
In the Martial Arts business, not all schools are created equal. Karate instructors generally do not have to answer to a state agency or even have specific training. Some schools require all Karate instructors to become …
A Humble, Determined Martial Arts Attitude Spurs Growth
People gravitate to the Martial Arts for a number of different reasons. Some are obvious, like physical fitness and learning how to defend yourself. Others, however, are less tangible but just as valid. Martial Arts can …
Growing in Fitness for Self-Defense
Before you can understand how martial arts and combat training can help improve your fitness and health, it is important to understand what “fitness” really is. There are two essential aspects to your personal fitness. The …
How to Develop Independence in Your Child
Among the challenges and joys of parenthood are raising, providing for, and taking care of a young child. Parents develop intensely strong bonds doing things for our children especially during the infant and toddler years, though …