As a former athlete, I understand the power of sports. Growing up, I excelled in athletics and found joy in pushing myself to reach the highest levels of competition. I was part of the US National Team and competed in multiple World Championships and Pan American Games, where I proudly won gold medals. But the medals and titles are not what drive me. I take pride in knowing that I have given my all and achieved a sense of personal fulfillment that no material reward can match. This is why I’m passionate about inspiring others to reach their goals and experience the same satisfaction. I believe that with hard work and dedication, anyone can reach their dreams and find a level of joy and satisfaction that no prize can match.
School is out and nothing to do? Come to the dojo for a 1-day camp run by our FMA staff. Your child will participate in various activities, games, challenges, and fun. These 1-day camps are open to FMA and non-FMA members ages 6 – 12 years old and are scheduled around the local schools’ calendars. Kids learn firsthand how focused effort pays off! They’ll develop their skills and increase their level of fitness while training in karate, playing structured games, making new friends, and having a blast.
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KARATE SUMMER CAMP
In our Karate Summer Camp, kids learn firsthand how focused effort pays off. Your child will be taught by the very best instructors in karate while having fun both indoors and outdoors with fellow campers.
Campers will advance through our karate curriculum while developing skills, increasing their level of fitness, making new friends, and having fun. They’ll venture outside with fellow campers to local parks and beaches, take part in structured activities, and more.
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YOUTH KARATE (AGES 7-12)
Karate training brings more than just the physical rewards of increased stamina , coordination, balance, and flexibility . Karate students also develop discipline, focus, respect for others, and goal setting skills. Studies have shown that children who do karate often show significant improvement in concentration and self-discipline – both in school and at home. The emphasis on personal achievement also builds confidence: success is within the reach of every student. Unlike team sports, there are no “benchwarmers” in karate classes. Children learn techniques at their own pace. Belt requirements offer a clear path forward at each step of the training process. While fighting techniques are part of martial arts, the emphasis is not on teaching children how to fight, but rather teaching them how to respond appropriately when confronted with negative influences such as bullying and peer pressure. Students leave classes with practical confidence-boosting skills.