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Send Your Kids to Summer Camp..Just for Kicks

By Master Jeff, Community Writer
May 18, 2016 at 04:53pm. Views: 160

Kicks Advanced Training Center offers a dynamic life changing summer camps for kids every month this summer. Yes they are very safe, fun, and exciting but that is just the icing on the cake. The real aspects Kicks teaches in the summer camps is truly life changing. They teach life skills like focus, teamwork, balance, memory, discipline, control, fitness, coordination, respect, and manners. This is what every parent wants for their child in life and yes they even learn fantastic self-defense from certified master instructors. The impact on the kids is that they are empowered with the knowledge and the know how to have the edge in life. Kicks teaches them Level 10 learning. This is the mental attitude and focus a black belt uses in the martial arts on how to succeed in the most difficult times and situations in life. All of this will positively impact their school work, relationships with family and friends, as well as future education and events in life. Here are a few quotes from parents whose children attended the June summer camp: “My child came away with more discipline and focus. He also had a new level of respect for himself and others, thank you!" "My daughter has low self-esteem and is very shy because of it, but in just one week I see a dramatic turn around in her behavior, how she stands with her head held high, and how she communicates with other students and her instructors, the shyness is leaving her, thank you so much!” Kicks’ Master Jeff says, “Our main goal for the kids during Summer Camp to transform their lives in a positive way, we want to partner with the parents to make sure the kids learn and grow and focus on their specific needs.” At the end of the their summer camp, kids will be better sons, daughters, students, citizens, and people then when they first walked into the school. Kicks is committed to the parents and the children to make sure that happens. Kicks Advanced Training Centers Camps are a great way to introduce your children to the martial arts. Kicks' teaching approach is a life changing experience and their summer camp is a great way that they can share that with the community. Kicks Advanced Training Centers is offering a FREE Fitness boot camp for moms on Saturday, May 21st at 8 a.m. at the studio. For more information about the Summer Camps or any of their other programs please contact Kicks Advanced Training Centers at (909) 825-8502 or visit their website at www.kickstaekwondo.net. Next summer session enrolling now.

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