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Comparing that to other kid's activities and sports, where fierce competitiveness and "winning at all costs" seems to be the order of the day, it's not surprising that many children grapple with issues of self-esteem and misplaced aggression.
Now imagine your child actually learning valuable life lessons, skills that he will take throughout life, laying the foundation for a happy, well-adjusted and fulfilled adult life. If only karate for kids was popular in the 70's, when I was growing up!
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Martial Arts From Japan
Karate
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Jujitsu
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- Involves lots of sparring
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- Engages in competitions
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Martial Arts From Korea
Taekwondo
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- Emphasizes strength, force and attack methods.
- Engages in lots of sparring and competitions.
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