Being a black belt and earning a black belt are two entirely different things. It is a milestone for many as fewer than 5% of a given class will make it to this rank for one reason or another. For others its goal and nothing more, another notch in their bucket list. But is earning and being a black belt one in the same?

Having these skills can have a positive impact on a child's future personal and professional success. Additionally, leadership training can also provide kids with the opportunity to learn and grow in a supportive environment, and build relationships with others who share similar interests and values.

As a middle school teacher, I have seen many of my students benefit from practicing martial arts. It's a great way to develop discipline, focus, and physical fitness, all of which can translate to improved academic performance.

Fine motor skills are critical for children as they impact everyday activities such as writing, drawing, and using utensils. Through martial arts, children can develop and enhance these skills. Let me provide you with some examples of how this is possible.

As a proud parent of a child training at Reveal Martial Arts, I was thrilled to witness the fantastic martial arts tournament they recently participated in!

We are excited to announce that we are finishing the construction of our newest studio! Reveal Alliance is opening next week!

You can take all the advanced classes and have the highest GPA in your class, but if you do not have the confidence to apply the knowledge and yourself, it will only get you so far.

Energy! Attitude! Power!

Last week I had a chance to meet Alex Mancillas, a World Champion, a Team Paul Mitchell member, and a fantastic martial arts athlete.

Many parents believe that martial arts sports such as karate, taekwondo, boxing, or kickboxing promote violence and lead to violent temperament. However…