Taekwondo for kids
Once your child graduates from being a little tiger, they can join the 6-12 year old group. Children learn respect, courtesy, confidence, self-control, and self-defense while participating in a good exercise program. The self-discipline that develops as a result of learning and practicing the techniques usually carries over into other areas of the child's life. School grades often improve as your child learns to focus on objectives and to work toward achievement. The self-discipline and self-respect which Taekwondo develops can provide your child with the skills and mindset necessary to resist peer pressure.
Taekwondo develops your child's athletic abilities and self-awareness, and improves the child's capabilities in self-defense. Taekwondo emphasizes moral development as well. Children learn respect for themselves and others, heightened concentration, and increased self-discipline and self-restraint.
Many parents find that their child gains self-confidence through learning how to defend themselves. A shy and withdrawn child may become more outgoing and confident, while an aggressive child will become calm and respectful of others. Parents are truly amazed at the positive difference in attitude child develops after beginning classes at BTMA. A child can walk proud with their head held high and have a positive attitude towards life.
BTMA News
BTMA Students Compete in CTMA Tournament
BTMA Students recently participated in the CTMA Open Championship Tournament in Round Lake. It was a long day and our students did great!! Click here for competition results!
BTMA Students Qualify for 2009 AAU National Championship
On March 14, 2009 BTMA students attended an AAU National Qualifier Tournament that was held at Mukwonago High School in Mukwonago, WI. All the students did an excellent job and are now qualified to participate in the AAU Nationals this year!
Nationals will be held at:
2009 AAU Taekwondo National Championships
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
June 29 -July 4, 2009
To view the qualifier tournament results, please click here