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Answer: We teach Traditional Japanese Ju Jitsu, which includes joint locks & manipulation, falling (safely), throws and grappling techniques, along with kicks, punches, blocks, strikes and traditional weaponry. The great thing about Ju Jitsu is that it uses an opponent’s force against them, so it is perfectly suited to individuals of any size or strength. Ju Jitsu also enables you to control an opponent without inflicting damage, something especially important in today's society.
Answer: Our "Pee Wees" can start as young as four years old.
Answer: The martial arts are an extremely safe activity. Because of the way our program is taught, most situations that can cause injuries are entirely eliminated. In fact, many studies have shown that because of the emphasis on control, martial arts is one of the safest activities around. From the beginning to the end of the class, we keep a sharp eye on everything that goes on. Of course, like in any contact sport, occasional bumps and bruises are possible, but we work our hardest to make sure that they are very rare.
Answer: The answer is a definite, "yes!" In fact, the martial arts are ideal for children of all abilities. Each child can comfortably progress at his or her own pace, without feeling left out.
Answer: If you watch one of our classes, you will see how our instructors are masters at blending education and entertainment. We camouflage what would normally be seen as hard work (like exercise) into playful, game-like movements.
Answer: We work with families to accommodate life's busy schedules. Optimally, we'd like to have your child in class twice per week, but we have a one class per week option as well.
Answer: Confidence is sometimes inherent, which means you are born with it, but for some, confidence is developed. For most people, confidence is developed through a series of successes. We teach from an Eastern philosophy which believes that in order to succeed, you must at times fail. We do not discourage or shame people into thinking failure is a bad thing. In fact, we teach failure is part of success! The more people try, the better they become.
Answer: We teach children from as young as four, to adults of any age. As with any kind of education, if a child starts Martial Arts when they are very young, they will typically have an advantage that will benefit them throughout their childhood. Martial arts does not discriminate. You are never too old to start reaping the rewards from martial arts training. In fact, when parents see the benefits their children gain, many of them become students themselves!
