This program will transform your child into a confident and motivated teen. Our dynamic instructors build confidence in our students, and prepare them for life. On the mat students will be inspired and motivated, and instructors will build values that will transcend into success. If you are looking for your child to increase confidence, focus, self discipline, or any other of the Black Belt Principles taught at Redwood City Martial Arts Center, then call today and let the transformation begin.
As students progress through the Redwood City Martial Arts Center (Kuk Sool Won System) , they will be involved in community projects, and instructors will review their report cards to make sure they are achieving the Black Belt Edge in life. The Black Belt Edge teaches children to be well rounded, and Instructors reiterate the importance of school work, family life, and our responsibility to the local community.
If you would like your child to be a future leader, please stop procrastinating and call today. Leaders are not born, they are created!
Youth/kids Programs instill the following:
Leadership Skills
Discipline
Focus and Concentration
Accountability
Attitude
Confidence
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Reviews
"Love, love , love this place! The teacher is kind and patient with the kids. My daughter loves going to class and would go everyday if she could! Highly recommend this class A++++"
Linda S Redwood City CA
“My daughter and I love the classes at RWC Martial Arts Center. The biggest factor is the quality of the teaching - patient and understanding yet always striving for excellence. We love that there is a "family class" on the schedule, where my daughter and I can learn together. This class is fast becoming one of our favorite joint activities..”
Caroline S. Palo Alto CA
Like many parents, I didn't know much about choosing a martial arts instructor. Friends who knew more pointed us to Master Hafez, some focusing on his skill as instructor and others highlighting the value of Kuk Sool as a discipline. But their advice served mostly to ratify our choice based on proximity.
Four years later, I'm certain we made the right decision, even if for the wrong reasons. The convenience has indeed been nice. I've now read up a bit more, and Kuk Sool probably is a great discipline, for a few reasons. And Master Hafez certainly is technically skilled, both as practitioner and as an instructor. But most important is his engagement with his students: His understanding of what makes each tick, his passion for seeing them succeed - in Kuk Sool and in life, and their instinctive recognition of that. Our boys who studied with Master Hafez are quite different from one another, both physically and in personality, and their experiences with him have been correspondingly different. But I'm confident that Master Hafez has left an imprint on both that will last a lifetime, both in their physical confidence and, even more, mentally.
(And yes, they've won plenty of tournament medals, progressed to black and black/brown belt etc. I suppose those are important to some. To me, those are simply reflections of their true growth, not the objective itself.)
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