In his pivotal book, "The Anxious Generation," Jonathan Haidt explores how the shift from a play-based to a phone-based childhood has led to an epidemic of mental health issues among today's youth.

At just 12 years old, Mr. Weston Worth stands as a shining testament to the incredible impact of martial arts and leadership training on young lives.

At different stages of their lives, children look up to different personalities. Sometimes, it would be their teachers, or friends who are popular, or relatives. But the greatest impact that occurs in a child’s life would be from their parents.

The goal is for everyone to develop and increase not only their physical abilities but their communication skills as well. Just like any other skills, these need to be sharpened consistently.

Ever work on your computer when something just goes wrong for whatever reason?

Lately, I have had several parents tell me their kids are telling them that they are being hit while sparring. First of all, remember that this is a martial arts school. Students WILL get hit.

With the Dallas, Texas Regional Tournament fast approaching, it is a critical time to ask: “Why compete in a tournament?”

First of all, tournaments are a blast. It really is a lot of fun and kids have a great time. But one of the most common questions I hear is, “Is my kid ready?”

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