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While there are many benefits available from youth sports, such as fun and fitness, youth sports have their greatest long-term rewards by serving as a framework for teaching youth life lessons. What lessons can be more important for an aspiring athlete than the lessons of how to set, pursue and achieve goals and how to react when you fall short?
Because those lessons are so important, and because goal-setting is so naturally built into competition, as coaches and instructors we help our students to set the right goals, pursue them in the right way. Everyone wants to win, and that is certainly an important goal for many coaches, but it should not be the only goal. We embrace the idea that our students have two goals: winning on the mat and winning off-the-mat by learning life lessons from Judo.
Positive Mental Attitude
High Goal-Setting
Respect & Self-Confidence
We focus on the personal development aspect of martial arts, not just self-defense moves.
Our instructors are all professionally trained and qualified to teach martial arts.
Our facility is always clean and features a viewing area for parents, as well as matted floors throughout.
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Our students regularly go on to join Ivy schools and become community leaders. The values they learn during their martial arts journey are the same you teach at home and last a lifetime.
Social interaction teaches kids how to effectively work as part of a team.
Martial arts helps improve coordination and is an excellent form of exercise.
Building healthy habits early on can help prevent obesity and diabetes later in life.
Students learn to use their eyes, ears and body in order to watch, then demonstrate, the techniques they learn. Working together in small teams or with partners they must learn to cooperate with everyone. In addition to controlling the use of their own bodies and movements, Judo teaches control of others.
Demonstrating the steps required to perform a technique as well as the Japanese terminology as well as how to properly sit, kneel and stand at attention without moving or talking.
Students learn the final integration of dynamic balance with gross and fine motor skill development. Executing the throwing the grappling techniques while maintaining ones balance is key to learning Judo. Coordination improves by performing the various techniques stationary and later moving with a partner.
Our Pee-Wee program is ages 4-6, Juniors is ages 7-9, while Pre-Teen/Teen is ages 10-17.
We offer month-to-month memberships, as well as savings on longer plans.
Our martial arts classes' primary goal is to make sure our students have fun in a playful, safe environment. Come and see a class for yourself - the kids have a blast and our instructors do too.
No, our classes are a good mix of boys and girls of all fitness levels. Beginners train alongside some of the more experienced kids, helping each other out in a fun team environment.