https://youtube.com/shorts/roOwW-mqEK8 Walk into almost any elementary school in Kenosha, and you’re bound to see massive banners hanging in the hallways proclaiming a “Zero Bullying Policy.” While the intention behind these banners is wonderful, every parent knows the reality: bullying still happens. The biggest flaw with zero-tolerance policies is that they often force the children being […]
https://youtube.com/shorts/R0VuRa-VTd8 When we first opened our doors over 20 years ago, I used to think every parent enrolled their child in karate strictly for physical self-defense. But as the years went on, we started polling parents about their primary goals: Were they looking for self-defense, confidence at school, self-discipline at home, or physical fitness? […]
https://youtube.com/shorts/H3V4w7AERZA As a former elementary school teacher and martial arts school owner who has worked with thousands of local kids over the years, I love discussing the pros and cons of traditional youth sports versus martial arts. If your child has played youth baseball, softball, or soccer in Kenosha, you have likely run into one […]
https://youtube.com/shorts/zYb0N0kDg_c As parents, we constantly juggle schedules, sports leagues, and extracurricular sign-ups. With so many options available—from soccer and gymnastics to music lessons and coding clubs—it’s easy to wonder: Which activities actually matter most for my child’s long-term development? Over my decades as an educator and martial arts instructor, I have formed a very strong […]
https://youtube.com/shorts/sux-Z9H82uk As a former elementary school teacher who taught 4th and 5th-grade band and orchestra for a decade, I love receiving behavior reports from parents and teachers across local Kenosha school districts. Over 20 years ago, when we were first opening our martial arts school, I experienced a story firsthand that changed how I viewed […]
Hello, Championship Martial Arts families! This August, as we prepare for the upcoming school year, our students will be focusing on a life-changing mindset—OPTIMISM! Optimism means being confident, hopeful, and choosing to look on the bright side!It means we don’t waste energy worrying about things that haven’t happened, and when challenges arise, we look for […]
https://youtube.com/shorts/B0jPQxAhRGA Every adult has felt a little clumsy at some point—tripping over a curb, dropping a glass, or missing a step and thinking, “I can’t believe I just did that!” Yet, we often hear parents say with concern, “My child just isn’t very coordinated.” If your child is in single digits (ages 4 to 9), […]
https://youtube.com/shorts/ng8wrzH22IU If you have been thinking about enrolling your child in martial arts, you might be wondering what actually happens when you step through the doors for the very first time. Parents often call us asking: “What is a child’s first class like?” or “Do I need to wait for a new semester or school […]
https://youtube.com/shorts/BDlKFB-lv1c If you are brand new to the martial arts scene and trying to find the best program for yourself or your child, opening up Google can instantly feel overwhelming. Every school claims to come from the “best of the best” instructors, the ultimate lineage, or the superior style. You see terms like Taekwondo, Karate, […]
https://youtube.com/shorts/ahCQr8qgu1o Does your child hide behind your leg whenever they meet someone new? If you have a quiet, introverted child, watching them shrink back in social settings or hesitate to speak up can be tough as a parent. You want them to feel confident, capable, and equipped to navigate the world without feeling intimidated. Whether […]
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