Investing in Your Child We live in an era of fast technology where many children expect instant gratification. As a result, the impact on work ethic, the principle of doing our best, having patience and seeking continued personal improvement has been massively impacted. Without learning these traits, it then follows that when children
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Start Your Karate Journey Today Everyone starts as a beginner. You’re in the right place. Are you thinking about trying karate, but you are not sure where to begin? Perfect—that’s exactly who we’re here for. At Loughton Karate Club, we specialise in helping complete beginners take their very first step into karate in a friendly,
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After school clubs offer a wide range of benefits for children. These extracurricular activities can be academic, artistic, athletic, or interest-based, and they provide valuable opportunities for personal growth and development. Here are some of the key benefits of after school clubs for children: Skill Development: After school clubs allow children to explore and develop
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Karate offers numerous benefits for children, both physically and mentally. Here are some of the key advantages of introducing children to karate: Physical Fitness: Karate provides an excellent workout that helps children improve their strength, flexibility, and endurance. It can contribute to better overall physical health, including cardiovascular fitness and muscle development. Co-ordination: Karate emphasizes
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The reason why karate is a beloved art form and way of life is because of the beautiful paradox that it presents. Karate is about learning to fight so that you don’t have to. The crucial lesson that karate-do teaches is for one to learn how to master his or her own self. It’s about
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It was once possible to choose karate or judo as a PE module for GCSE and A Level certification. The grade required in karate for GCSE was 8th to 7th kyu (yellow or orange belt) and the grade required for A Level was 6th to 5th kyu (green or blue belt). Sadly these options were scrapped
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Absolutely not! Karate is for people of any age, not just children. Every week I teach karate to many adults wanting to learn self-defence skills, get fit and stay fit without the tedium of going to the gym, build confidence and enjoy the camaraderie of training with like-minded people. The oldest student in our club
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Karate is an ancient form of combat developed in Japan with underlying principles of self-discovery and self-improvement. The ultimate aim of karate training was to aspire to live by a set of core beliefs and values including courage, loyalty, self-control, honour and justice. Karate Philosophy as above plays a part within learning Karate. Martial arts
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