Teacher Recommended, Parent Approved!

Champions aren't made in the gyms. Champions are made from something they have deep inside them -- a desire, a dream, a vision.

Muhammad Ali, American Boxer

          
            Our Students and
  Instructors have that vision.
 

          If you would like to be
         part
of a community of
         people working toward

   self improvement and physical
    fitness, then call or come by.

  423-928-0657


q Is your child concerned about being popular?  Will this make her an easy target for negative peer pressure?

q Does your daughter think, it’s not “cool” to try hard with her school work?

q Your child is often moody and sullen when she doesn’t get her way.

q When learning something new, does you child get frustrated if he doesn't get it right the first
      time? 

q Your son focuses just fine when it comes to video games -- but he can’t seem to listen or focus
      on school work.

Your child's teachers say he needs to be medicated.  You disagree.  He just needs to learn
      listening and focus skills.

q Your children used to enjoy playing outside, but now they have settled into a couch potato
      lifestyle and are putting on weight .

q Would you like your children to have more positive role models in their life?


                          If any of these statements applies to your situation, KEEP READING!!!

  Note: We get reports like these, literally everyday, from parents whose kids train at “USA Karate.”

 

Brandon’s confidence has grown tremendously since earning his Jr Black Belt.
    His teacher says that Brandon can now stand up in front of the class in school
    and speak confidently. 

 …Many of our children love having the best push ups of their classmates during  
     P.E. classes at their schools.”

 …”I have already seen a difference in his schoolwork and how he treats his sister.”

 …”Philip now has much more self control than he used to!

 …”When Annabelle first started karate classes she would hardly participate and
      she refused to run during warm-ups. Now she can outrun many in her class!”

...Isaac was very shy and sensitive when he started karate. He would try many
    things, but got frustrated easily. Now, after 13 years of training, his shyness and
    sensitivity is a thing of the past.

 …Halie began classes at 3½ years old and has been training now for 6 years. She
      was always one of the youngest in the class, but that didn't stop her. Today, not
      only is she a recommended black belt, but her tenacity and intensity serve as
      an inspiration to many other students, and not just the girls.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Web Hosting Companies