Li'l Ninja (ages 2-4)
Our specialized Li'l Ninja program incorporates an age-specific curriculum that is professionally designed to teach children important life skills in a fun, exciting, and enriching manner. The Li'l Ninja Program has a specific curriculum that focuses on improving pre-school aged children's basic motor and listening skills. They will become better students in school, better listeners at home, and more ambitious towards the future! Our program will enhance positive development in a fun and motivating way and introduce your child to basic Taekwondo skills.
Here are the Life Skills your Ninja will learn:
*Focus *Memory
*Teamwork *Discipline
*Control *Fitness
*Balance *Coordination
When students successfully complete class and the required lesson plan for the day, they will be able to add a colorful stripe to their achievements on their belts! What a great way to teach our children about taking responsibility for their accomplishments, and to set goals. For more information about our Li'l Ninja program please contact, (909) 483-5511 or
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Mighty Ninja (ages 3-5)
Advanced Ninja
Upon successfully graduating the Li'l Ninja program, your Ninja will have the opportunity to enter the Mighty Ninja Program. At this level, Ninjas are taught advanced Taekwondo strikes, kicks, and blocks. Mighty Ninjas will also learn how to use their strikes in a safe manner by means of sparring and grappling in a safe environment. This class prepares our Ninjas for the Junior Taekwondo Class.
In addition to learning how to effectively defend themselves from strangers and bullies, Mighty Ninjas will enjoy an awesome Mat-Chat session where they will talk about topics such as:
*Manners *Safety
*Leadership *Compassion
*Patience *Teamwork
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PMAC Ninja Belt System
Rancho Cucamonga Martial Arts Builds
Young Minds and Bodies
Children love learning at Performance Martial Arts Center in Rancho Cucamonga, CA. Our martial arts programs are high-energy, fun and interactive.
The overarching goal of the Rancho Cucamonga Martial Arts school is to build our student's self esteem, wich we do by acknowledging, recognizing and rewarding not just our student's accomplishments and successes, but their efforts as well.
Learning martial arts is a physical endeavor, involving all muscle groups to help develop a student's physical fitness. But our emphasis goes far beyond just learning physical moves and martial arts techniques. At Performance Martial Arts Center, we use martial arts as a mechanism to develop positive character and life-improvement skills in our students.
Our martial arts Rancho Cucamonga emphasis is on the personal-development aspects of martial arts, such as increasing self confidence, improving focus and concentration, developing self discipline, and optimizing physical fitness.
Traits That Martial Arts Develops in a Child
- Self esteem
- Focus and
- concentration
- Self discipline
- Physical fitness
- Self confidence
- Positive attitude
- Leadership
- Respect
- Patience
- Goal setting
- Manners
- Strong work ethic
Life Lessons Developed Through Martial Arts Rancho Cucamonga
Classes at Rancho Cucamonga Martial Arts end with group discussions and role-playing exercises. We touch on life lessons and discuss alternate resolutions to some of the issues children face today. These issues are discussed in a non-threatening, proactive way.
Children pay close attention as we explore topics that include:
- Avoiding conflicts
- Dealing with bullies
- Mental self-defense
- Proper respect for adults
- Stranger awareness
- Respect for self and others
- Saying "no" to drugs and peer pressure
These valuable life lessons help our martial arts Rancho Cucamonga students understand the connection between what they learn in class and the real-world applications that make martial arts practical and insightful skills for school-age, and beyond.
