Create a Home Dojo Space for Your Toddler!

Create a Home Dojo Space for Your Toddler!

We believe that training together can strengthen both skills and relationships. Here are some tips for creating a safe, fun dojo space at home!

Setting Up Your Home Dojo

Choose the Right Space
Find a clear area in your home, such as a living room or basement. Make sure to remove any furniture or items that could cause injuries. The goal is to create an open, clutter-free environment that’s safe for movement.

Invest in a Home Roll Out Mat
A home roll-out mat is essential for creating a safe training environment. These mats provide cushioning, reducing the risk of injury during practice. Plus, they’re easy to store when not in use, making them perfect for versatile spaces. CLICK HERE to view pricing or purchase your home roll-out mat.

Create Spatial Boundaries
Use tape or markers to define your training area. Setting boundaries can help children understand the space they have to work within.

Add an Element of Play!
Consider adding CRAWL's Tiger Training Buddy or a medium-sized stuffed animal to your dojo. These adorable plush companions can make training more playful for younger family members, providing motivation. Young kids can practice their moves while staying safe with their Tiger buddy, too!

Establish a Routine
Set aside specific times for family training sessions. Consistency is key to developing skills and fostering a sense of teamwork. Plus, it gives everyone something to look forward to each week.

Pro-tip: Select a specific shirt that is your child's judo 'uniform'. This will get them into the routine of preparation before a real class! HERE is a fun judo shirt that can serve as their home workout 'uniform'.

    Martial arts is about personal growth, and practicing together can help build confidence and communication skills. With a home dojo, you'll create a space for unique bonding experiences.

    With the right setup and a little creativity, your home can transform into your own dojo. Make family time not just fun, but a path to personal growth and connection!

    Have fun bonding with your toddler while learning together! 

     

     

     

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