Children between the ages of 5 and 10 are in the “dynamo” stage of development.

They are now at a point where basic skills become the foundation for their continued growth. With the right mindset and curriculum, martial arts can help them build a more solid foundation for basic fundamental skills, which are essential for continued development.

The most fun game was Pokemon Dodgeball where kids got to make special moves after getting hit… ;-)

Over 30 girls participated and came together to have fun, be with friends, play games and build confidence. They were learning to combat stress and anxiety by exploring martial arts, play games, do crafts to inspire and uplift each other.

There are many activities available for kids these days to take part in. However, there’s no program which encompasses character development and physical education like martial arts.

There are several reasons why martial arts are amazing for a child’s development, especially when compared to most team sports. Let’s go over some of those reasons.

Kids and parents were practicing “hands on” how it feels when someone calls them names and how to react to it. We then progressed to physical bullying and worked on practical self-defense.

Many parents participated and were helping their kids in the funnest halloween game - Toilet Paper Mummies - where children used toilet paper to wrap their friends and make mummies out of them. Then the parents get to chase the kids walking around with their hand out like real mummies.

We catered awesome and yummy breakfast for the entire staff at Lakeview Elementary School in Trophy Club. We want to thank all the teachers for everything that you do for our children!

Our instructors were selected by the world’s largest martial arts supplier to be featured in their catalogs, social media, website and posters.

Tournament are a great way for students to participate in an event that test theirs physical and mental skills. Our students had a chance to compete in forms, self-defense, sparring, weapons and board breaking competitions.

Many of our students who are on the Leadership team walked away with 4 medals!