Confidence is the belief in oneself. Self-belief can be developed through things like goal setting, skill improvement, and public speaking.

We increase toddlers' confidence through the use of goal charts, fundamental skill-development exercises, classroom demonstrations, and more!

Respect is the cornerstone of martial arts and a fundamental concept that involves honoring the worth and dignity of all individuals.

We explain to toddlers that respect is 'kindness'. Our program encourages kindness, consideration, and empathy towards the self, others, and environment.

Examples include listening to others, taking turns, cleaning up, and being mindful of others' feelings.

Awareness refers to the ability to perceive, understand, and be mindful of oneself, others, and the environment.

Awareness encompasses both internal awareness, such as being in tune with one's feelings, and external awareness, which involves observing the world around us.

Our program strives to build toddlers' awareness by using verbal cues, providing visual tools, and upholding classroom etiquette.

Willpower is the mental strength and determination to pursue goals, overcome challenges, and resist distractions. It involves the ability to control impulses, stay focused on tasks, and persevere in the face of adversity.

Willpower enables individuals to make choices that align with their long-term objectives, even when short-term comfort may be tempting.

We strive to build toddlers' willpower through positive reinforcement, structured classes, and routine building.

Leadership involves the ability to inspire, motivate, and guide others towards a common goal or vision. It involves empowering individuals to achieve their full potential and contribute positively to the collective effort.

Leadership includes qualities such as integrity, empathy, and effective communication.

We build leaders by first and foremost, leading by example. In addition to the leadership embodied by instructors, we help toddlers develop leadership qualities through active listening drills, counting in front of the class, and maintaining an uplifting culture.