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At Talium, we stress the development of both physical and academic skills
within children. The early stages of a child's life are a critical time
for young bodies to develop muscular strength, coordination and balance
that will help them be healthy and strong during these growing years. Not
to mention, their adult life. Our physical development is a life long process
that should begin at an early age. Teaching a child how to exercise and
take care of their body is something that will be carried on their entire
life. Additional benefits of early development include flexibility of the
body, endurance, agility and confidence in their physical capabilities.
Where physical development is important to building a strong body, academic
and social development plays a strong role in teaching young children how
to be "true Tae Kwon Do person". Talium Tae Kwon Do emphasizes
disciplinarian skills within the child while working with the parents to
assist the child in various areas such as attitude with siblings, respect
for parents/elders, education skills and personal achievements. Special
Awards are given to children for reaching set goals such as completing
a "chore chart" that they are required to turn in at the end
of each month, just as report cards are required to be submitted so that
academic accomplishments may be rewarded as well. These awards teach the
child to take responsibility for their actions, pride in hard work, and
a desire to work towards reaching goals that they set. Tae Kwon Do is the
perfect tool in teaching a child how to focus, concentrate, to be committed
to a task and preserver. When our children learn how to succeed, we all
succeed.
Children, Ages 2 1/2 - 12 Benefit From:
- Improved concentration and focus which contributes to better learning
and achievement in school.
- Discipline and self-control the results in a sense of responsiblity
and better overall behavior.
- Confidence... (I CAN DO IT!)... to be an individual and cope with peer
pressure.
- Self-esteem to develop dignity and a good opinion of one's own worth.
- Learning to set and attain goals.
- Physical skills that aid growth and performance as well as advance
coordination, flexibility, strength and general fitness and well-being.
- Learning martial arts techniques useful in self-defence.
- Developing a greater sense of community and becomeing a role model.
- Moral values on which to base strong mental training for entire social
development.
- Meeting new friends and challenges in a dynamic enviroment.
- Most importantly... FUN!
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