Kung Fu for Teenagers
Through Chinese martial arts a focused, well directed teenager is able to take control of their lives as they enter adulthood and achieve anything they desire.
MARTIAL ARTS PERTH: (Teen/Kids Kung Fu Perth)
Experience has shown us that Chinese martial arts is one of the best ways to grow healthy, strong, empowered teenages and studies have shown that the Chinese martial arts are more effective than team sports for developing self-esteem and confidence.
“I just want to tell you how impressed I have been with the quality of instruction and amount of care and concern that Sifu and other instructors exhibit toward the students.” Melissa Burkholder
Chinese Kung Fu develops and enhances your teenager’s personal skills like self-control, self-confidence, positive thinking, courage, perseverance, ability to focus attention on goals that are significant, and ability to follow through. These skills empower your teenager academically, or in the workplace and socially to operate on a higher level.
At the Chinese Kung Fu & Tai Chi Academy we believe that developing and maintaining a sound body and mind are critical to getting through these challenging teenage years. Our teens program has a unique approach to self-defence and exercise that benefits the body and mind. Proven teaching methods helps your Teenager learn the art of self defence quickly and easily, and also provides a wide range of other exciting benefits for students no matter their abilities.
- Chinese martial arts improves concentration for better work and study habits.
- Kung Fu for teens reduces stress
- Our self defence Perth program gives the peace of mind that comes from knowing that they are able to protect themselves.
- Increases self-confidence & self-discipline to develop a positive attitude towards life.
Every generation faces their own challenges, young men and women in the past have faced things like wars and economic depression. It is no different for the teenagers of today, some battles they face are peer pressure, drugs/alcohol and cyber bullying.
Just some of the recommendations made by government bodies are:
- Encourage a healthy approach to life, including good foods, regular exercise and sports.
- Encourage your child to have more than one group of friends.
- Allow your child to practise responsibility and develop good decision-making skills from an early age.
