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- The martial arts are one of the
most powerful tools in creating positive change. Through
training, students will condition not only their body, but their
mind as well. Confidence will be achieved by self-discipline,
and students will have a greater respect not only for
themselves, but for others as well.
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- Our students are treated with
respect and praise, encouragement and positive reinforcement are
commonplace in the dojo. Classes are enjoyable, entertaining and
designed to ensure that we keep the attention of the students
resulting in everyone wanting to come back for more.
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- Our Little Samurai curriculum
was developed specifically for the needs of children 5 and
under. The students wear special uniforms, have their own logo,
and have special belt colors to add to the excitement of their
class. The Little Samurai curriculum consists of techniques that
help with balance, motor skill development and coordination. We
also cover important areas of safety such as good touch/bad
touch, what to do if you get lost, stranger danger, and
anti-bully/anti-abduction, just to name a few.
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- Through the traditional ranking
system of earning belts, students will learn the ability to set
achievable goals and experience the benefits of following
through. These tools will follow them throughout their lives,
giving them the opportunity to excel academically with better
study habits. They’ll become more attentive students in class,
gain greater comprehension, and better retention as well.
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- Students are encouraged to learn
and practice the Little Samurai Student Creed. This is an
integral part of the Little Samurai program and its gone over
and encouraged to be reviewed at home.
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- Little Samurai Student
Creed
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I promise to be a
good student,
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Put strength in my
body,
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Put knowledge in my
mind,
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Put honesty in my
heart,
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And to always use
my self-control!
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- So that you can get an idea of what is covered in class and
how we interact with the students we wanted to list a few
questions and responses for you.
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- Q. What does the word respect mean?
- A. To be nice!
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- Q. Someone tell me how they showed respect today?
- A. Shared my toys, said thank you or please, listened
to mommy or daddy, etc.
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- Q. What is self-discipline?
- A. Doing something without having to be told to do
it!
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- Q. What is something that you have to do everyday?
- A. Clean my room, brush my teeth, take a bath, pick
up my toys, etc.
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Can everyone promise to use their self-discipline and do what
you’re supposed to do with out being told?
- A. YES SIR!
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- Q. What belt are you?
- A. Black belt!
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- Q. Why do you say that you are a Black Belt if you
are not wearing one?
- A. Because we can act like one. You don’t need a belt
to be respectful and to try hard!
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- NOT ALL MARTIAL ARTS
SCHOOLS ARE CREATED EQUAL!
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- I would like to invite you and
your family out to the Academy anytime that you would like. You
are welcome to watch class, speak to the other parents and
really get a good idea as to what it is that we do. See for
yourself why we are different than the rest and truly experience
the difference.
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- For more information on
how to get started please click here.
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- Sincerely,
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- Sensei Doug Davis
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