Do you remember watching your child walk for the first time or when you heard them suddenly say Momma or Daddy? These are memories we carry with us all our lives. Why do we recall these events with such joy and happiness?  Because there is nothing more special, exciting, and comforting than watching a child develop, grow, and gain confidence.  As parents we watch our children carefully, and we take pride in knowing they are getting ready to face life with skills that will stay with them.

We are very excited to announce a new program for children ages 3-5 called Ninja Warriors.  Lee Brothers has been innovative in the world of martial arts, and in working with both adults and children.  This program continues our commitment to the well-being of young children by providing a new opportunity for them to develop and mature.

The Ninja Warriors Program focuses not only on physical skills, but on a wide variety of life skills as well.  What benefits will your child gain by being with us?  Through play, physical exercise, and work they will increase focus, self-control, balance, discipline, memory, and coordination. Not only will they have increased fitness, they will also learn teamwork, increased safety awareness, how to interact with others and solve problems. We will address many topics as they move up in belt level.  Items like personal politeness, behavior when in a restaurant or out shopping with parents, and how to follow directions will be included with their martial arts classes. Personal, physical, and life skills development is at the heart of our Program matched with a strong focus on family and positive social interaction.

What is so encouraging and beneficial about Ninja Warriors is that the skills acquired and nurtured here will last a lifetime, not just for the duration of the training.  We are about creating an opportunity for children to lay the foundation for their future in a positive, energetic, and fun environment.  With the confidence they can gain here, they will know they can achieve whatever goals they set.