APEX MAA Tiny Tots

degree of technical information to improve your martial arts abilities. Whether you are just looking for a great workout or you are that elite athlete who wants to compete and win we have something for you. Our children’s classes offer a fun and structured environment where we use the martial arts as a vehicle towards self improvement. “The principles of the Black Belt” are taught and incorporated in all our classes. The staff at AMAA are committed to delivering results in all our students. They continuously strive for excellence by constant improvement in themselves through regular training in their Martial Arts abilities and teaching skills. We also hold regular events at our school such as holiday parties, movie nights and other special occasions. These promote a family atmosphere and encourage camaraderie among all our students and their families. With highly motivated instructors who have a passion for the Martial Arts, an innovative and exciting curriculum and flexible class schedule with the option of no long term contracts AMAA is Guelph’s best choice for Martial Arts. We teach “The Principles of the Black Belt”
As a dedicated student of the martial arts, I will live by the principles of the Black Belt:

Modesty

Being proud of your accomplishments but not boastful. Able to do well but not act superior to others. Courtesy

Having respect for other people's feelings, helping someone out, not laughing at another person's mistakes. Being polite. Integrity

Being a person that others can trust, rely on and count on at all times. Self Control

To stop yourself from doing things that can hurt you or someone else, either mentally or physically. Perseverance

To keep going even when you feel like quitting. To keep on trying to do your absolute best. Indomitable Spirit

Not to be discouraged or defeated in any way. Always willing to say, "Yes, I can." What’s our goal?

“Black Belt Excellence, Sir!”

Respect

One of the most important words in martial arts is respect. Students are taught to respect their instructors, each other, and themselves. Instructors spend time in class discussing the importance of respecting school teachers and parents. Focus and Self Control

Children need focus and self control in order to achieve their goals, especially in a world that is filled with distractions and information overload. This skill involves paying attention, remembering the rules, thinking flexibly, and exercising self control

Fine motor skills

Fine motor skills involve the small muscles of the body that enable such functions as writing, grasping small objects and many other daily tasks we take for granted. Fine motor control requires awareness and planning to complete a task. It also requires muscle strength, coordination and normal sensation. Many studies show that the ground work for these skills should be set by age 6. Classes run in 8 week sessions. Students get promoted to a new rank at the end of each session. Classes are limited to 8 students to keep a favorable student to teacher ratio. Contact us for pricing and availability.