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Martial Arts – A Viable Parental Tool for Cultural, Physical, and Mental Development
There are two prevailing thoughts regarding martial arts. The first is that martial arts are learned essentially to hurt people. The other thought is that martial arts are adequate to learn when someone is prone to being bullied—those that might be mentally or physically weak.
Both prevailing thoughts, however, are grossly incomplete. First, martial arts center on far more than the physical. The first lesson taught by a good martial art teacher is not just the appropriate use of force, but the appropriate time to use force.
Martial arts is also a significant exposure to another culture. Through a martial art, you generally learn what is and what is not acceptable, the folkways and morays of that particular culture. As a result, the cultural learning through martial arts really provides a significant gateway to learning about another country.
Martial arts such as karate, tae kwon do, judo, and hapkido for example, develop the mind, perhaps more than the body. This development is especially vital for children, for martial arts teaches them to focus—a problem for kids of almost any age, even children with ADHD.
Martial arts also teach important life lessons. For example, there is a hierarchy or an order. Promotions don’t occur unless they are earned. And, there are rules to follow if you seek to perform well. Do these lessons sound familiar?
Perhaps more than anything else, Martial Arts Supplies confidence. This confidence arises not from the power of knowing how to hurt. To the contrary, this confidence comes from the success of self accomplishment—the confidence that comes from self awareness.
Martial arts can play a key part in maintaining fitness. One out of three children is obese today. Children, and even most adults, that take martial arts three times a week, for the most part, maintain good fitness. Importantly, these habits of fitness often last into adulthood and later adulthood.
Finally, martial arts leads to athleticism and athletic accomplishment. Certainly, plyometrics or equipment from http://www.AgilitySpeedTraining.com will certainly increase overall athleticism and explosiveness. However, martial arts works in much the same way over time. Almost all martial arts sharpen foot speed, a critical requirement for almost all sports.
Like anything else, what one gains from martial arts depends on two factors. First, a good instructor is a must—bad teachers exist in all professions. Second, like most things, one derives from martial arts what they invest. A little research and a little ambition is all that is needed for one to develop both culturally, mentally and physically from martial arts.
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12 Large Oriental Paper Lanterns Great party decor for your next event! 12 pack of Large paper lanterns, assorted from the colors seen in the picture. Six inch diameter, eight inches long…. |
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African Band Player Misc Poses Magnet $9.99 African Band Player Misc Poses Magnet These adoring band players are approximately 3″ tall and come in a variety of poses Dont worry about spending a fortune with this eyecatching African Band Player Misc Poses Magnet! Order today! The African Band Player Misc Poses Magnet is only 3.99!… |
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Lethal Weapon 4 $2.80 In the fourth and reportedly final film of the Lethal Weapon series, director Richard Donner reunites with Mel Gibson and Danny Glover, who reprise their roles as Martin Riggs and Roger Murtaugh for one last hurrah in a film that is decidedly better than the third and first chapters. This time the pair are pitted against Jet Li, who plays the leader of a Chinese organized crime unit. Li, a veteran… |
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A Kid From Tibet $12.00 Yuen Biao directs and stars as a naive Tibetan monk sent by his lama to HK to recover a priceless and powerful ancient relic. The golden urn, legendary vessel of Potala Palace, had been lost for hundred years and never been found. One day a Hong Kong lawyer, E.G. Robinson, came to the palace to meet with the superior Dalai Lama. He declared that Mr. Shaw, billionaire, had occupied the holy urn a… |
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Mueller Knee Pads, Product #: 4535 $9.94 The web image is just for your reference. Universal, extra length knee pads protect against bumps, bruises, and friction burns during practice and competition. Elastic material provides easy slide on and a custom fit. The lightweight padding is durable and not bulky, allowing for a non-slip position on the body. May also be used for elbow pads. Ideal for: volleyball, basketball, roller sports, fi… |
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Mueller Hg80 Hinged Knee Brace Medium $35.50 Hg80® Hinged Knee Brace MUELLER-exclusive HYDRACINNTM fabric is the moisture-wicking catalyst for maintaining superior support with heat management. Base sleeve is made of antimicrobial fabric that is uniquely breathable, extremely soft to the touch with flatlock seams, and features a conforming hourglass design. Inner grip strips complete the anti-sweat/non-slip design to help prevent brace migr… |
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Kung Fu Panda Cake Topper Set $127.00 Master Shifu, Po and Master Tigress figurines; up to 3″. Plastic…. |
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AXE-DOUBLE SIDE (48IN.) $10.02 Each – Measures 48 inches…. |
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AXE SKULL HEAD & SKELETON SILVER (21IN.) Each -Measures 21 inches…. |
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MAGNIFYING GLASS – JUMBO (10IN.) $5.00 Each – Measures 10 inches…. |
