Teen’s Martial Arts
Raising a teenager takes patience and perseverance
Parenting a teenager can challenge your patience, even on good days. You want the best for them—equipping them with the skills to succeed now and in the future—without the frustration of constant battles. Motivating them to follow your guidance can seem impossible, leaving you uncertain where to begin.
Martial arts training teaches teens how to tackle challenges and gain valuable life skills—skills that they will carry home, into the classroom, and throughout their lives.
A Message from Master Kim
True strength in Taekwondo is mastering yourself, not others.
FUN FITNESS
Let’s be honest. With the rise of fast food and hours spent on screens, many kids aren’t getting the exercise they need.
Our kids’ martial arts classes offer a complete workout hidden in a world of fun! We pack each session with exciting activities, engaging games, and dynamic drills that make training feel less like a chore and more like a blast.
Exercise is crucial for keeping your kids healthy, helping them sleep better, and nurturing both body and mind. Just as importantly, our classes set the foundation for positive fitness habits that will guide them toward a healthy adulthood.
Is Your Teen Facing
These Challenges?
Developing Better Decision-Making Skills
They often rush into decisions without thinking them through. Their judgment could use improvement. Learning to make thoughtful choices is essential for their growth.
01
Tackling Bullying & Building Health
They’re either facing bullying at school or acting as the bully themselves. They aren’t staying active enough. They could benefit from regular exercise and a healthier lifestyle.
02
Confidence and Resilience
They struggle with low self-esteem and often seem discouraged. When faced with challenges, they tend to quit. Achieving their goals feels out of reach for them.
03
Value of Self-Respect and Respect for Others
Teens often go through a phase where they seem rebellious, frequently pushing boundaries and challenging authority figures. They might dismiss rules and act out in ways that appear disrespectful, sometimes making it feel like they’re testing limits just for the sake of it. This attitude can be frustrating for parents and teachers who want to guide them towards a more positive path.
At our martial arts school, we emphasize that respect is not just a rule—it’s a way of life. Respect is deeply ingrained in every aspect of our training. From the moment students enter the dojang, they are taught to show consideration and courtesy, starting with a bow to the instructor and fellow students. This respectful behavior extends beyond words; it involves listening attentively, following instructions, and supporting one another during training.
Through consistent practice, they internalize the idea that self-respect is the first step to gaining respect from others. This shift in perspective transforms not only their behavior in the dojang but also at home, at school, and in everyday interactions. It’s a lesson that shapes their character and stays with them for life, guiding them towards becoming responsible and respected adults.
Frequently asked questions
My teen shows no respect for me. Can martial arts help with that?
Absolutely. Respect is a fundamental principle in our martial arts program. Every student learns to honor their instructors, peers, and, importantly, their parents.
I'm shocked by my teen's lack of good judgment. Can martial arts help?
Yes, it can. Martial arts training teaches teens to think critically and make decisions in the moment. These real-time judgment skills are something they’ll take with them in every aspect of their lives.
My teenager feels like they're always a target. How can martial arts help?
Martial arts training teaches teens to project strength and confidence, making them less likely to be singled out by bullies. They also develop the skills to protect themselves if the need arises.
My teenager is obsessed with video games—won't they be reluctant to join a fitness class?
They might be, but martial arts offers a fun and interactive experience that teens find appealing. We understand initial reluctance, but our approach draws them in and keeps them motivated to participate and enjoy the training.
Can martial arts classes help my teenager make better decisions?
Yes, they can. We emphasize the importance of respect, discipline, and good judgment, teaching teens that impulsive choices are rarely the best ones.
