Kids Martial Arts Program at One Community Martial Arts New Holland Pa

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Unlike all other athletic activities, One Community Martial Arts in New Holland Pa focuses on teaching life lessons just as much as we focus on teaching the physical skills. Our root from the traditional teaching of Moo Duk Kwan instill that we can not become experts in an art form without focusing on mental growth along with the physical aspects as well.   The Reeser Fighting System requires students to demonstrate discipline and respect both in and out of the dojo. This means paying attention in class, referring to your instructors with the correct terminology, practicing at home, and respecting your parents and elders. At One Community Martial Arts, we are not just focuses on creating amazing martial artists, we are striving to create the best versions of our students.  

Unlike other sports, we at One Community Martial Arts in New Holland focus on inclusions. While other sports provide great experience for children, they also can be challenging if your child is not a starter. At One Community Martial Arts your child is always a starter! There is no bench to ride in at OCMA! We are here to get your child active and be the best version of themselves, that can’t happen from the sidelines! 

With the overwhelming presence of social and mass media, it’s harder than ever for young people to achieve confidence. Due to this One Community Martial Arts is passionate about nurturing the self-esteem of each and every one of our students. The Reeser Fighting System provides children with impressive new skills, an outlet for self-expression, increased physical fitness, and self-defense training. All of this is to help your child be more confident in their everyday lives. One Community Martial Arts goal is to change all of our students lives for the better, and we want your child to be next.

The American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry discovered that Kids today spend a significant part of their days glued to a cell phone, tablet, computer, or television screen. They further explained that the results of their study concluded that “On average children ages 8-12 in the United States spend 4-6 hours a day watching or using screens, and teens spend up to 9 hours.” Between 8 to 9 hours of school, homework, and family time you can see how the 4 to 6 hours a day can severally cut into your child’s childhood experience. So let One Community Martial Arts in New Holland Pa help. While there is great information out their for your child, there is also information out there that can easily influence your child in a negative way. At One Community Martial Arts we believe that getting away from the screens in the dojo and being physically active will help to provide your child with positive influences and life lessons.  

Just as in the teen/adult class students of this age range encounter stress on a daily basis. Whether it is academic expectations or social pressures kids today need an outlet away from the screens to refocus their energy. We at OCMA focus on setting goals, providing instruction on how to hand difficult situation, along with giving the students a way to release their stress in a safe 

Does your child struggle to make friends at school? Well, One Community Martial Arts that will not be the case. At our school, we believe that community is one of the most important elements behind building talented martial artists. One Community Martial Arts is home to a group of kind, uplifting, and welcoming martial arts students who love the sport just as much as we do. At One Community Martial Arts, we do not tolerate bullying, exclusivity, or intimidation of any sort. We hold our students to high standards and will do everything we can to ensure that your child has an amazing experience at our school. 

One Community Martial Arts in New Holland Pa has a great atmosphere that is designed for you to succeed, gain self-esteem, and learn to NEVER GIVE UP! We give your child the skills needed to feel confident in your ability to defend yourself against threats. We practice and practice to ensure that your muscles and body remember how to defend and counter an aggressor.