BJJ For Kids (Bullyproof Program)
There are so many ways to have your child gain the experience they
need to live a healthy, successful life. The most important part is
making sure your child learns valuable life lessons early on. These can
be learned through many outlets but one of the best and more fun ways is
martial arts. Even more beneficial than team sports, martial arts offer
many ways to positively influence your child. As a parent, it is hard
to shield your child from all of the negative influences that are
present in our world today but with martial arts, your child can learn
the right way to deal with them and have the confidence to move forward
with their goals.
- Listening
- Respect
- Goals
- Confidence
- Bullyproofing
- Stranger Safety
- Patience
- and many, many others
Why Is Learning Self Defense So Important For Children?
Although a well known occurrence, there is a recent crisis that is
causing many children physical and emotional pain. This epidemic is
called bullying. Today, the idea of bullying is a serious issue that is a
great cause for concern considering that it has become a large reason
that children succumb to the wrong paths in life. Whether your child is
the one being bullied or the bully, martial arts can help a child to
prevent bullying altogether.
Do You Have Trouble Getting Your Child to Listen To You?
For many children, listening and following directions can be hard to
do and therefore making it a chore for a parent or guardian. There are
many distractions, inside and outside of your child’s mind that can give
way to a difficult time and misunderstandings. Martial arts offers an
atmosphere founded on respect and the ability to use that respect to
learn, listen and understand.
Do You Want To Help Your Child To Reach Goals?
Setting goals is a part of life. BJJ set them in order to constantly
strive for bettering ourselves and our life. If we are not moving
forward, we are regressing and therefore not living our life to the
fullest. BJJ strive for our students,
adult and child, to set goals and most importantly, reach them. There
are small goals, like homework assignments or a project at work to
finish. Those small goals aid in reaching the larger goals like
graduating from elementary/middle/high school or getting a
promotion/raise at work. The importance of these are the basis of
success. Your child will learn that setting goals and accomplishing them
is rewarding in many ways.
