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We offer age specific classes to help your child learn according to
their developmental stage and reach their full potential.
 Specifically for Children between the ages of 3 & 4-years
old are in a very distinct growing stage. They are embarking on new
discoveries everyday and learning how to cope with all of the challenges
in everyday life. Their intellect, emotions, physical capabilities, and
social competence all are growing at a rapid rate. So fast, that they
often overlook what's important and can hardly tell the difference
between right and wrong.
That's where the Tiny Champs program fits as a prep course program for
our Little Champs (5-7 year old group). Tiny Champs was designed
specially for the stages of development of 3 & 4 year olds. We've taken
steps to ensure our program applies age appropriate techniques to meet
each child's needs and capabilities.
In the Tiny Champs Prep Course Program, each child will experience
training that targets the skills that they are currently developing;
skills such as large and gross motor skills, behavior development, and
character development. These skills have been broken down into
age-specific exercises, games, activities, and drills that compliment
their stage of development.
We use the martial arts approach to building their skills through these
drills. The approach includes reinforcing good discipline, displaying
confidence, and maintaining a positive attitude. Technical martial arts
training is very limited when it comes to traditional moves and
techniques; we reserve that portion of development for the older
children who have set a clear foundation of what we consider the
preliminary requirements to martial arts training.
With this in mind, we want to reinforce that martial arts training
extends way beyond kicking and punching. That's why it may appear that
your child is not learning enough martial arts in class, but the fact is
they really are. The customary discipline protocol is martial arts. This
includes standing at attention when commanded, responding with respect
by saying "yes sir" and "yes ma'am", bowing in respect and courtesy,
maintaining a positive attitude. With a professional Martial Artist as
the role-model and the mixture of fun games and activities with basic
kicks, strikes, and blocks during class, your child's first exposure to
martial arts training will generate results!
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