What move do you think he is going to do next?

Take a look at these two putting in the work on the pads! I talk a lot about Champions Character and Focus • Skill • Belief because personal development is what I’m passionate about. And that development can happen at any age. We train adults too—and as this video shows, they certainly put the effort in! 💪 What makes this particularly special is that Amber and her dad train together. They even achieved their black belts together. What a brilliant experience to share as father and daughter. Amber is now a qualified martial arts instructor who helps teach at our school, and we’re lucky to have her. Her dad is very proud of what she’s accomplished—and he has plenty to be proud of in his own progress too.

Emmie and maxton

Very Hard!! Next time Mt Gill asks you to put more intensity into what you are doing in class, remember he walks the walk! He is not asking you to do anything he does not do himself in staff training.

When we talk to our students about their martial arts journey, we paint the picture of becoming a black belt. That’s a BIG goal. But the WHY behind it is even bigger. What would achieving it mean to your child? New skills? Confidence? The pride of being able to say, “I worked for this. I did it!” In this video, I explain five steps you can use to help your child work towards a goal—in martial arts, at school or in everyday life: 1️⃣ Make it BIG! Paint a picture of what they want to achieve. 2️⃣ Find their WHY. Help them understand why it matters to them. 3️⃣ Take MASSIVE action. Make a plan and put it into practice. 4️⃣ Review progress. Are they hitting their targets? 5️⃣ Change the approach. If something isn’t working, what could they do differently? Every achievement helps children build belief in themselves—and gives them experience they can bring to their next challenge. 💬 After watching, ask your child: “What’s your big goal, and why does it matter to you?” Share their answer below—we’d love to hear it! Focus • Skill • Belief Master T — The Karate Kid Teacher