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Plan Development

When it comes to planning your martial arts goals, there are two things I always like to consider. That’s time and options. Did you know seeing all your options 1 year in advance helps structure your time? If you knew what was listed ahead, ironing out the current schedule would be easier and less stressful. …

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Stop Holding Back

  When it comes to training, I’ve witnessed many talented students do one of two things. It’s either train to full potential or hold back. Training at full potential can be balanced so not to burn out. That’s a technicality and very common. But…holding back needs some spotlighting. Here are two ideas to meditate on. …

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Yin and Yang

  I started writing a daily post to my school’s Facebook Group Page and thought the messages being written could do some use as an article someone may find for anyone that needs it. So this blog post is for you. Good evening everyone! Hope everyone had a productive day today. Did you know this …

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How to Teach Martial Arts to Unlock Students’ Potential

In this video clip, I share with my apprentice instructors how to break through their limits of energy presence through demonstration. I’ve seen it many times where beginner level instructors hold back their skill and substitute it for higher level explanation or struggle through stage fright. It doesn’t matter, black belts, fighters and enthusiasts all …

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Pride and Legacy

It is a distinct pleasure to have graduated my youngest son, G’Angelo Quintin, and my senior student, Trevor Harris, from the Muay Thai program at Impact today! To have watched them grow and persevere is truly an honor. I’m proud of you both!     Black Armband Test – G’Angelo Quintin – Trevor Harris . …

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