The Karate Kid, Student of
Professional Karate Centers
The Karate Kid, ages 4 to 40 and up are returning to the art, the traditions, and the discipline of karate to gain knowledge that is generally not taught in the public school system.
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Always try to live up to the student creed:- Be loyal to your country
- Obey your parents
- Respect elders and teachers
- Trust in friends
- Do not destroy; choose to preserve life
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The Karate Kid: General Behavior
Reading, Writing, Math and the arts are all very important to our growth and productivity. Increasingly, parents want to give their children an edge - a way to teach qualities that will bring their child a good life, respect, and peace of mind. This is the karate kid of Professional Karate CentersOur more mature karate kid; the Adults, are returning to the teachings of the "Martial Way" to simplify their lives... and to bring serenity in an otherwise chaotic world. What would our world be like, if more people understood that...
Karate Begins and Ends with Courtesy
Take a serious attitude. Keep a quiet mind and a restrained, courteous manner. Through a diligent practice, seek self-confidence and serenity of mind. Have patience. If you expect to learn everything in one day, in one month, or all techniques in one year, you are deceiving yourself. True skill comes only after learning, practicing, and repetition of the art. It requires mental and physical dedication from the artist. A good Martial Arts Practitioner should display polite, respectful manners at all times. In the presence of the Master Instructor, your parents and elders, proper conduct is a must. Examples of appropriate behavior are: - Open doors for them
- Rise when they enter of leave the room or join you when you are dining
- When guiding them, walk in front of them to show them the way
- If walking together, walk beside or behind them
- When traveling together, as in an automobile, or when dining together, offer them the most comfortable seat available
As a Martial Arts Practitioner you are responsible for their comfort. When introductions are necessary, always introduce the person with the highest rank, social position, or eldest first. Conduct yourself respectfully. Do not eat, drink or smoke excessively Always try to live up to the student creed (see above) Do not discuss or demonstrate the art of TaeKwon-Do outside of the Dojo, except with fellow students, family, and close friends in confidence. Nothing is gained, but much may be lost by boasting. USE MIGHT FOR RIGHT. Do not abuse your knowledge and martial arts training. Avoid confrontation. Use your training for self-defense and only when REALLY necessary.
Karate Begins and Ends with Courtesy
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Just Received Your Belt Promotion? Tell Us About It
We want to hear your story. What have you learned since your last belt Test? What was most difficult for you and how did you overcome that difficulty? Did you enjoy training for this belt test? Tell us your story...
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What Other Visitors Have Said
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KARATE CLASS
TODAY AT KARATE CLASS WE WERE DOING A LOT OF STUFF. I LOVE KARATE CLASS ITS FUN. MASTER ALLEN SARAC IS REALLY NICE TO ME. THE TEACHERS WERE NICE TO ME ...
This is why I want to be a black belt
This is why, I want to be a black belt.
I can discipline my body way more than I do now.
I can teach the next generations of kids.
I can take ...
The Responsability of Becoming a Black Belt
Being a black belt is much more than having a high title in class. When someone receives their belt they now have more responsibility to take on.
With ...
Why I Want To Be A Blackbelt
There are many reasons why I want to be a black belt. One reason is because it will increase my discipline, my respect and respect for others. Because ...
Motivation
Well I originally started karate to help me have more discipline and to motivate me to set my standards higher than I thought was possible. I wanted ...
Collin Swords (student)
I have been in karate for 7 years and I have never ever seen a school like this. When I came here, I was 9 and I came from first step karate which gave ...
It's Not Just the Title but the Honor That Comes With It.
Being in karate changed me by self discipline, honor, courage, respect, and gratitude. Just because you have a 'Black Belt' doesn't mean you're done with ...
George J Sarac: Tiny Karate Kid with a Big Heart
Teachers mistakenly send him to the kindergarten class, he doesn't get to ride all the rides at the amusement park, and he'll probably spend more time ...
Hard work defiantly pays off in the long run.
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For those who don't know Mr. Murphy, he was one of my karate instructors who passed away not too long ago. Master Sarac told me when I received my black,...
Student's Comment on Karate Classes
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Read Students' comments on our web pages written by our very own students
WHY I ALWAYS WANTED TO BE A BLACK BELT :]
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These are the reasons why I wanted to be a black belt.
#1 I want to protect myself from danger when it really happens.
#2 I want to teach other children ...
WHY I WANT TO BE A BLACK BELT
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I always wondered why I wanted to become a black belt.I thought about what my P.E. teacher would always say: if you exercise a lot,you live a longer ...
Throwing Problems
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I am a brown belt and I have to throw a lot. I have problems when I throw. MASTER SARAC lets me throw the lightest students. When I threw Maladen and Jacob ...
THROWING PROBLEMS
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During lessons, MASTER SARAC lets me throw the lightest students in my class but I didn't throw them good. I can't even throw my sister, Stephany. When ...
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