Category: Premier Martial Arts
How to Improve Concentration in Kids
Parents have long turned to martial arts training like Karate and Tae Kwon Do to help increase focus and concentration in their children. At Premier Martial Arts we teach parents, that there are many things you can do to help your child attain better concentration levels.
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How to Build an Indomitable Spirit
Premier Martial Arts understands that teaching kids how to be successful in life requires more than just smarts and a good handshake. While having brains and charm never hurts, always bank on those that have a burning desire and are willing to do whatever it takes to accomplish their goals. In martial arts, we call this ‘indomitable spirit’.
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Family Home Escape Plan
Teaching children how to focus, show respect, get, and set goals is very important; of equal importance is teaching well-rounded safety skills that will serve and protect their entire lives. The great part is the more you teach life skills the easier it becomes to teach safety skills and vice versa. In this article we will focus on mapping out a family home escape plan in case of fire or home invasion.
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Developing a Positive and Winning Attitude
Our attitude is our state of mind, which is how you feel about yourself, other people, and the things around you. A positive attitude allows us to develop into a happy and successful person. Just as it is important for us to develop a positive attitude by controlling our thinking and the things we say to ourselves, it is also important to understand that others can affect our attitude as well.
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Make Your Child a Champion for Life
As human beings, we all have unlimited potential at our disposal. This is especially true for children who still have unlimited imagination and confidence at their disposal. For the parent or educator who wants to see their child develop their full potential, I would suggest starting with introducing your child to goal setting. The following is an easy method to teach children goal setting.
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Three Anger Management Lessons for Parents to Share with their Children
Children need calmness. It gives them a kind of security and peace of mind. For a child to be able to control their temper is a powerful and important value that is largely a product having a loving atmosphere at home. The first thing in getting a child to control their temper is them being willing to try to “understand” why things happen and why people act the way they do.
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Four Important Gifts Parents Can Give Their Children
Many parents frequently feel burned out and overwhelmed with the amount of work it takes to juggle their busy work/family/spouse/home duties. These parents may at times feel guilty for not being able to properly balance their life. This guilt, given adequate time and excessive fatigue, can lead to feelings of resentment or anger. These toxic emotions are easily spread and when built up can have long-term consequences that may jeopardize family stability. Parents suffering from overload or burnout can apply the following three strategies to bring their thinking (and their families) back into balance quickly and easily.
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TAE KWON DO AND KARATE DEVELOPS A CHILD’S CONFIDENCE FROM FIVE MAIN FACTORS
Karate and Tae Kwon Do training have long been known for their confidence building attributes. These attributes can be organized into five main factors.
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Three Abilities that Lead to Mastery
Mastery of a discipline or sport doesn’t just happen. It takes resources, learning, coaching, and training. In short, it takes constant practice to become a master- not just a few lessons or a book that gets half-read. Here are three necessary abilities one needs in order to master any manner of skill.
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Challenge your child with the Six Tasks
Some tasks like the random acts of kindness will flow for your child, while having the self-discipline and not touching any junk food may be difficult for the entire family (you may want to break that down into chunks to make sure the whole family doesn’t rebel) it is important to note that nothing of great importance comes without a cost.
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