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Martial Arts Classes in Johns Creek Georgia for kids and adults helps everyone have fun, get in shape, learn confidence and increase respect. Through training and learning HapKiDo Martial Arts you begin to develop the confidence and belief in yourself that will allow you to achieve greatness in all areas of your life!
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The truth about lack-of-confidence is that it has no age limit; it is a feeling that both children and adults relate to. At Choe’s HapKiDo in Cumming, we understand that the reasons for lack of confidence are endless, but they are reasonable: the feeling of inadequacy compared to others; a history of negative feedback; the fear of being wrong; the idea of set-limitations. Our martial art program is developed to show students how to grow in confidence.
The Outcomes of Confidence:
SELF-ESTEEM BOOST. From day to day training, HapKiDo instructors make sure a student knows when something is done right. Through hard work and a positive attitude, students experience the feeling of being correct. And after one technique is conquered, students find energy to keep at it.
REALIZED POTENTIAL. The best part of watching progression in the training studio is when the student realizes it. It is like suddenly, a light bulb flashes and he/she witnesses the growth. Maybe an increase in strength is noticed, or a kick is flawless. But regardless, seeing the changes influences the want to do more.
NEW FOUND INDEPENDENCE. The instructors train students every step of the way until they believe he/she is ready for the next belt test. The belt tests allow students to perform independently. And after a new belt is achieved, it is understood that it was earned.
Although confidence can result in cockiness and false-pride, consistent training results in the students developing confidence in a healthy way. From being corrected on technique and etiquette, students learn that perfection comes from listening to advice and persevering to try again and again.
Below is a speech given by one of our awesome Junior Instructors. Mr James is a Junior Instructor, a young leader at the Kids Martial Arts School in Cumming GA. This young man prepared then gave this speech about how to stay safe when home alone to his peers at a Choe's HapKiDo Karate Belt Test held at our Suwanee Karate School. Part of being a Junior Instructor is learning to be more confident andbeing able to speak in front of an audience, and James demonstrated excellent confidence and maturity :)
Home Alone Safety
by:
James
"Today I am going to talk to you about how to be safe when you're home alone. I am going to tell you 3 ways to be safe. Those ways are keeping your door locked and don't answer it, do not answer the phone, and have an emergency phone number to call if something goes wrong. These ways are very important to being safe at home alone.
The first way I mentioned was to keep your door locked and do not answer it. this is a big part of keeping yourself safe because some crazy guy could see that an adult didn't answer the door but you did and he could be big trouble. Another reason is that if this guy sees you and you walk away; he would know that you're scared and if you didn't have your doors locked he could just walk right in and he would know you were alone because most time times you'll answer it and not lock it back.
My second way to keep yourself safe is to not answer the phone. If you do pick up the phone and it is someone you don't know and they ask if your parents are home, if you say no then they know they can come to your house. The way to stay safe is just to say your parents are unable to come to the phone right now. But the best way to avoid this is to not answer the phone in the first place.
My last way to keep safe is to have an emergency phone in case an emergency happens. If an emergency arises you will need some one to contact. Like if there is a fire, of course I hope that never happens, but if it does could you imagine running through a flaming house looking for a phone, it might end badly. So, just remember to keep a phone and a phone number with you so you can get some help.
These ways to keep you safe will help a lot if you're home alone. The tips can help protect you from getting harmed. Just to remind you if you forgot, they are keeping your door locked and don't answser it, do not answer the phone, and have an emergancey phone number to call if something goes wrong. I hope these tips will help keep you safe when you're home alone."
Here is a speech given by one of our Junior Instructors. Mr Liam is a Junior Instructor, a leader at the Kids Martial Arts School in Cumming GA. He gave this speech about having proper hygeine to his peers at a Choe's HapKiDo Karate Belt Test held at our Duluth Karate School. Part of being a Junior Instructor is learning to be more confident andbeing able to speak in front of an audience, and Liam did an awesome job with his speech :)
"Hygiene is important so you won’t
get sick.Three areas I want to cover
are teeth, body, and hands.
Brushing your teeth at least two
times a day will clean your teeth.Make
sure you do a circular motion at the gum line, and you won’t have cavities or
bad breath.
If you sweat daily, taking a quick
shower will help especially after a Hapkido workout.Make sure you use soap and shampoo.
Washing your hands after using the
toilet will prevent sickness and people calling you gross.
If you follow these three things,
you won’t get sick and you’ll smell good, and people will want to be your
friend!"
Here is a speech given by one of our Junior Instructors. Edmond is a Junior Instructor, a leader at the Kids Martial Arts School in Cumming GA. He gave this speech about Cyber Bullying to his peers at a Choe's HapKiDo Karate Belt Test. Part of being a Junior Instructor is learning to be more confident andbeing able to speak in front of an audience, and this young man did an awesome job doing just that!!
Cyber Bullying in Suwanee GA
"Cyber Bullying is kids making fun of other kids or making up rumors about other kids on electronic devices like cell phones, computers and tablets.
You may not know that you're cyber bullying someone but you might be. When you're face to face you can tell when you've hurt someone's feelings because they might be crying or get mad. But you don't know you're doing those things when you're cyber bulling. We all know not to be a bully but you may not know that a text message or an email could do the same thing.
We all know that if someone bullies you should go tell a teacher or your mom and dad. But cyber bulling can be more confusing because you dont know if someone is joking or not. It's easier to tell when someone is hitting you or yelling at you that you're being bullied, but it's harder when you get a text message or email that is mean. If you are not sure then you should talk to your teacher or mom and dad.
For example, raise your hand if you think this is bulling --- I run up to you and do a Jump Spinning Heel and take all your money? Of course that is bullying
Another example except raise your hand if you think this is cyber bullying. I send you a text message that says "Hey, your stink!"
I could be trying to be mean or trying to be funny. To make sure it is clear you can type that you are joking.
To make sure you're not a cyber bully you should read your text messages and emails carefuly before you send them. You've got to make sure that nobody could misunderstand you. If you're trying to be funny make sure to tell that person that you're joking. If you hurt someone's feelings by accident make sure you appologize.
Cyber Bullying happens a lot. I hope this information helps you not to be cyber bullied or become a cyber bully."
Concentration and Focus through Martial Arts - Suwanee Karate
With
this hectic world that we live in everyone could use a boost of
concentration and focus. If you or your children have difficulties
concentrating or you would just like to be able to have focus at work, a
martial arts or karate class may be exactly what you need. Most people in Cumming
don’t realize the true support that practicing a martial arts discipline
in Cumming, Georgia, can do for their concentration and exactly how
benefit it is for their daily life. For children, it can help them focus
better in the classroom, and with regular practice they will be able to
better deal with conflicts. Trying a karate class at a martial arts
studio in Suwanee, Georgia could give you and your children immense
benefit.
How do martial arts such as karate teach concentration and focus?
When
you or your children are studying and practicing karate, before all of
the punching and kicking the instructor will teach control, mindfulness,
and respect. By starting with this and then focusing all of your mental
powers on learning the movements and being aware of what they can do to
the other people will, you will be forced to concentrate on the present
and improve this skill. The physical activity and exhaustion that is
part of the regular martial arts training will help to regulate stress
and other hormones that are affecting your children’s mental clarity and
promote focus. It’s a fun way to get exercise and improve you and your
children’s mental concentration.
Improvements in interactions with others and decision making
Another
great benefit to regularly practicing martial arts such as karate is
that it will increase your children’s confidence and better prepare them
to make more level headed decisions under pressure. When people are
more calm and confident the interactions with other individuals is freer
and less stressful. Learning to focus on the moment with the improved
mental concentration will allow you and your children a richer
experience when engaging with other people. What would have been a
stressful interaction with a bully is dealt with in a
non-confrontational way where your children would have the ability to
defend themselves if they were in danger.
Learning martial arts
such as karate is a great way to get in shape, improve concentration,
and boost self-confidence for everyone, but especially kids. If you are
around the Suwanne or Cummings, Georgia area there are a couple of great
options for your to try a class and see what it’s all about. Cutting
through the noise and being able to focus is only going to get more
challenging, but regular martial arts training can give you the tools to
tackle most of life’s challenges.
Here is a speech given by one of our Junior Instructors named Siddharth. Siddharth is a Junior Instructor, a leader at the Kids Martial Arts School in Cumming GA. He gave this speech about Fire Safety to his peers at a Choe's HapKiDo Karate
Belt Test. Part of being a Junior
Instructor is learning to be more confident andbeing able to speak in
front of an audience!
Fire safety
Hello. I’mSiddharth. TodayI am going to talk about fire safety.
Fires are loud and hot, and the smoke makes it very dark.
Fires hurt and destroy things in your home.You and your family
can help make your home safer.
This is important because we want to keep each other safe. Bad things could
happen when we don’t know how to prevent the bad things or what to do
when it happens.In this case the bad thing is a fire.Here are a few ways
to keep you and your family safe from a fire.
Never keep anything over a lamp like clothes or a blanket
because the heat could cause them to catch fire.Never
heat up metal especially tinfoil because tinfoil is also a
paper and could catch fire and metal heated up could
cause other things to get hot.Don’t stand too close to the
fireplace because you could get burned or your clothes
could catch fire.Don’t play with electrical cords or electrical
sockets because they could shock you which would heat up
your body and your clothes which could catch fire.Those
are some ways to keep safe from fire.
Now if your house were to catch fire here
are ways to keep safe.It is important to get out fast.Don’t take
any time to gather belongings.You should make an escape plan
before a fire starts any way with signals you can make so your
family knows where you are when this might happen.Also you
can know if fire is in a room b feeling the door.If the door is hot
then there is fire in that room.And always stay down in a fire
because smoke rises in a fire and the safest air is low air.
Here is a speech given by one of our Junior Instructors named Oliver. Oliver is a Junior Instructor, a leader at the Kids Martial Arts School in Cumming GA 30041. He gave this speech about Child Abduction to his peers at a Choe's HapKiDo Karate Cumming
Belt Test. Part of being a Junior
Instructor is learning to be more confident and being able to speak in
front of an audience! "Hi.
My name is Oliver and today I am going to talk to you about child abduction.
You should always stay near your parents when you are at a store or the fair.
If you don’t stay near your parents, you might get kidnapped. If you suddenly
are not near your parents or lost, ask a police officer if you’re at a fair or
an employee if you’re at a store. If you don’t ask, you might get lost forever.
If you have a cell phone, call your parents. That’s why you should stay near
your parents."
Here is a speech given by a 9 year old boy named Christian. Christian is a Junior Instructor, a leader at the Kids Martial Arts School in Cumming GA. He gave this speech to peers at a Choe's HapKiDo Karate Belt Test about the importance of kid's safety. Part of being a Junior Instructor is learning to be more confident and being able to speak in front of an audience!
"Hello my name is Christian.
Today I would like talk about safety in public places like while you are at the mall, in the park or at a ball game. The number one rule is always do what your parents tell you to do. I am sure if your parents are like mine they will tell you to "stay close by them." So you should never wander away or be too far out of your parents sight. If you stay close no one will ever be able to take you. If for any reason you lose your parents in a crowded place try to stay calm and go find a store manager or a police officer who can help you.
Second rule "Don't talk to strangers." If anyone comes up to you to talk and your parents are not around politely walk away and find you parents. If you are outside playing and a stranger drives up asking for directions never go up to the car. Go find your parents and tell them so if the person wanting directions is really in need of help your parents will be able to help.
Finally another public place I would like to mention is your computer. Any stranger can pretend to be a friend from school or act like a child. Since you may not know who that person is you should never give out your information about your home or birthday or anything too personal.
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