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"Martial Arts are less about your child learning to fight
others, and more about fighting…himself. His innermost fears.
Conquer them, and your child unleashes within himself a
powerful, unstoppable force. "
"A force that gives him the strength to kick down the doors of
his own self doubts, A force that opens your child to the
exalting power of values." We are conducting Specialized
training programs in Delhi for the all round development of its
participants. And all of it comes while learning how to “kick,
block, and punch.” Look at it this way. Your child’s first and
biggest challenge comes not from “fighting for his rights on the
street,” or “beating up the neighborhood bully.” It comes,
instead, from battling more sinister forces. Your child’s own
fears and self doubts:
“I’m
not as smart as Manish.”
“I don’t get what my teacher is saying.”
“I wish I was as [strong, pretty, tall] as Rahul.”
“Why does Rohan keep giving me a bad time?”
“Why can’t I be as popular as Ajay?”
The question is, how do you get your child to fight these
demons? You know the problem. Your child has a tough time even
telling you He / she’s haunted by them. Never mind how she / he
might conquer them.
Well, the good news is, We have a proven solution. A program
that has already worked. A series of lessons your child can
learn easier than you think.
In other words, when your child uses the discipline of karate to
conquer his fears, he has power to transfer that discipline to
all other areas of his life. I know of no other sport that does
this better than karate.
Now, you may be asking, how does all this “values” stuff work?
And why does karate manage to do a better job teaching it?
Again, more than any other sport, Karate gives your child the
chance to explore her innate powers. She’ll marvel (as you will)
as she increases in strength, flexibility endurance, balance,
and harmony. Yet this is only the start.
In fact, her physical skills act as a foundation for something
much more important: the development of her value skills, mental
and spiritual. And not cut off from her physical skills, but
intimately connected - even bonded-to them.
Like this:
Strong Courage
Your child finds the courage to move outside of his comfort
zone. He wills himself to take on more difficult karate moves
and skills. He becomes no longer afraid of being afraid.
As he does so, he learns that whatever he sows, so he reaps. He
learns to blame no one, but himself. He suddenly sees his life
as a constant, never-ending journey of life-giving improvement.
In short, with a deep breath, he refuses to become a victim of
fate. He puts an arm lock on his own destiny.
Staying power
Your child finds joy in improving her physical stamina. She can
walk farther, run longer, practice skills until she gets them
right.
In turn, she learns not to give up. She sticks things out. With
the help of her teachers, she strives harder, longer to reach
her goals. Even if she fails she perseveres. She won’t let her
self doubts get in the way of finding ultimate solutions.
As the man said, “Where performance is measured, performance
improves.” Yet, your child has to first accept where he stands
now. That means measuring current strengths. Above all, he
learns that to succeed, he can’t fool anyone, especially
himself.
This results in a keener focus. He learns to make eye contact
with his teacher (and not just in karate.) He pays greater
attention to what each teacher says. He knows and accepts where
he stands.
Powerful Self Control
She’ll
refuse to give in to negative peer pressure. She’ll have deeper
respect for rules.
Improved
Focus
She’ll learn what’s needed, along with the skill to “zero in” on
critical tasks at hand. Normal, yet time-wasting, childhood
distractions won’t get in her way.
Fearless Self Confidence
Watch as your child finds the courage to open any door life has
to offer. |
