Parents, as summer approaches, the choices you make for your child can have lasting effects. And no—this isn’t an exaggeration!

At Reveal Martial Arts, we believe that martial arts isn’t just about kicks and punches—it’s about building better humans. That’s why our Leadership Supersession is one of the most powerful experiences your child can have. 🧠 It's where students grow from good to great.

Reveal Martial Arts held a fundraiser, earning $1,000 for Beck Elementary PTA in Trophy Club, Texas on April 26, 2025. Mrs. Spicar, Reveal’s owner, presented the $1,000 check to Kai Sarine Chen, the chair of fundraising.

Self-respect is about recognizing one’s intrinsic worth and treating oneself with kindness and dignity. It’s the cornerstone of personal growth and healthy relationships.

For us martial arts has never been about just producing fighters. It was built to forge leaders. To shape character. To help people become stronger—inside and out.

If you’ve ever peeked into class and seen your child making silly faces during warmups, doing air punches with a little too much flair, or laughing with their partner during drills—you might wonder: Are they taking this seriously? Are they even learning anything?

There’s a concept in traditional martial arts called “The Five Poisons.” These aren’t physical techniques or rival opponents. They’re the inner challenges that every martial artist, and every child, faces at some point in life: Fear, Frustration, Fatigue, Doubt, and Pain.

When parents consider enrolling their children in martial arts, they often focus on the physical benefits—self-defense, coordination, fitness. But here at Reveal Martial Arts, we believe the true power of martial arts lies in its ability to shape character and build future leaders.

When parents consider enrolling their children in martial arts, they often focus on the physical benefits—self-defense, coordination, fitness. But here at Reveal Martial Arts, we believe the true power of martial arts lies in its ability to shape character and build future leaders.