USA Martial Arts

John Correa of ASP teaching at our VIPER Street Combat Personal Protection violence survival school 2016.

Greetings friends and team:

We learned yesterday that USA Martial Arts is being targeted on Google. We know that a false listing was made containing our school address and our Google maps pin was moved to Tucson. This has already created confusion for some prospects, who kindly notified us and got clarification.

We ask all of our supporters to help us counter this wrong with kindness and support. You can do this in a variety of helpful ways:

1. Positive online reviews
2. Sharing our school in local groups
3. Directly referring our academy to others

We alerted Google to the issue and will hope to have a quick resolution.

Thank you for your loyalty and support. As a small family business still recovering from lockdowns, we sincerely appreciate you.

Love and respect,
Nottingham's USA Martial Arts

We love feedback from our students and their parents. Thank you for being part of our mission to improve lives and families one Black Belt at a time.
We love positive reviews to help our small family business and inspire others to believe they can do this.
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You are worth defending.

We’ve all heard that Martial Arts helps to develop a child’s confidence, right? But how does it really work?

As students learn more, they become confident in their abilities to defend themselves, and are less threatened by those around them. In turn they are less likely to become targets of bullying because that inner confidence translates into subconscious signals that say “I'm strong, I’m confident, I am a nice person, but don't mess with me.”

Pretty cool, huh!

How has Martial Arts helped your child gain more confidence? Share in the comments!

Thanks for this Kovars.

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Discipline is the process of shaping a child’s behavior in order to raise emotionally mature adults. It teaches self-control, core family values, and consideration for others’ needs. It also instills assertiveness without being aggressive or hostile. Learning what is expected of them in terms of behavior gives a child an understanding that their actions have an effect on those around them. Through discipline, children become emotionally mature, considerate people who can tolerate discomfort when necessary.

Contrary to the negative connotations of discipline, such as “punishment” or “controlling” the child, boundaries and limits actually help children feel more secure. Adherence to rules, expectations, and routines make things predictable. They reduce confusion and uncertainty, which in turn decreases anxiety.

Our Kids martial arts program emphasizes applicable life skills with age appropriate self defense.

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Why would Elon Musk & Mark Zuckerberg train now in martial arts? Should you?

If your dream seems unreachable, don't lower your dream, raise your effort.

Taekwondo for a Prince

Mason Bumba training this Friday.
Weapons you can bring any one of the following: bo, chux, k**a, sword to work on any sport Karate weapon.
He will also be doing choreography combos and tricking (flashy show moves for any level). From beginner to advanced, he will help you improve your performances.

Tae Kwon Do's Superiority in Developing Life Skills
By Grand Master Herb Perez 1988 Olympic gold medalist in sparring

Tae Kwon Do, a martial art known for its focus on discipline, stands out among other sports when it comes to developing life skills. While other sports undoubtedly offer their own benefits, Tae Kwon Do's unique approach and philosophy make it particularly effective at instilling essential qualities that transcend the boundaries of physical activity. Here are a few reasons why Tae Kwon Do excels in developing life skills compared to other sports:

1. Comprehensive Mind-Body Connection:
Tae Kwon Do is not solely about physical prowess; it emphasizes the integration of mind and body. Practitioners learn to channel their mental strength and focus, enabling them to overcome challenges both inside and outside the dojang. This mind-body connection nurtures self-discipline, concentration, and emotional resilience, all of which are fundamental life skills applicable to various situations.

2. Strong Moral and Ethical Foundation:
One of the key tenets of Tae Kwon Do is the cultivation of strong moral values. Practitioners are taught to adhere to the five principles of Tae Kwon Do: courtesy, integrity, perseverance, self-control, and indomitable spirit. These values shape practitioners into respectful, responsible, and ethical individuals, fostering a sense of integrity and character that extends beyond the realm of sports.

3. Emphasis on Self-Defense and Personal Safety:
Unlike many other sports, Tae Kwon Do places a significant emphasis on self-defense techniques and strategies. This practical aspect equips practitioners with the ability to protect themselves and others. The self-confidence and heightened awareness gained through Tae Kwon Do training can extend beyond physical confrontations, empowering individuals to navigate challenging situations in everyday life.

4. Holistic Personal Growth:
Tae Kwon Do promotes holistic personal growth by nurturing physical, mental, and emotional well-being. The rigorous training routines improve physical fitness, strength, flexibility, and coordination. Simultaneously, practitioners develop mental fortitude, perseverance, and focus through demanding drills and techniques. This comprehensive approach to personal growth in Tae Kwon Do creates a strong foundation for success in both sports and life.

5. Continued Learning and Mastery:
In Tae Kwon Do, the learning journey never truly ends. Practitioners are continually challenged to improve their skills, strive for higher ranks, and set new goals. This commitment to lifelong learning fosters an attitude of perseverance, adaptability, and continuous self-improvement. These qualities are transferable to various aspects of life, such as academics, careers, and personal relationships.

While other sports undoubtedly offer their own unique benefits and opportunities for life skill development, Tae Kwon Do's distinct focus on the mind-body connection, moral values, self-defense, holistic growth, and lifelong learning sets it apart. It is through these aspects that Tae Kwon Do provides a profound and transformative experience, equipping individuals with invaluable life skills that extend far beyond the realm of sports.

Congratulations to our GrandMaster, Richard Na for his "Best AAU Sport Poomsae Referee" award at AAU Taekwondo Nationals!
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Left to right: John Nottingham, 4x judo Olympian Mike Swain, David Goron, Laura Oliveria (Lambries), Shawn O'Neil, David Bravo, Master Jun Ho Moon, Shanon Stallard, World Champion David Douglas at USA Martial Arts Glendale. Please tag, comment and date.

Join us in wishing Mr Smith and Mr Ator all the best as they run in the Boston Marathon today!!

It has been fun and inspiring to hear about their journey all while training with us and their children. YES YOU CAN!!! 🙌🏃‍♂️🏃

USA Martial Arts own Yoni (AAU National team member) training in a private lesson with ITMA Master Erick Larson of Pinnacle Martial Arts in Washington.