Practical Self Defense: We teach our students the ABC's of Conflict Avoidance. Our students learn invaluable skills that keep them out of harm's way. Our self-defense curriculum includes:

Awareness Skills: Students learn how to spot an uncomfortable or dangerous situation and avoid it altogether.

Boundary Setting Skills: Students learn how to assertively use verbal and non-verbal communication skills that convey confidence. So that, if they ever find themselves in an uncomfortable or dangerous situation, they can get out of it without having to resort to physical means.

Combat Skills: At NGK, students learn battle tested, street-smart, effective self-defense skills. We combine the blocking, striking, kicking and evading skills of Karate and Kickboxing; the sweeping, throwing, and wrestling skills of Judo and Submission Grappling; and the joint manipulation, pressure points, and restraining techniques of traditional Japanese Jiu Jitsu.

Total Fitness: Muscular Development + Cardio Conditioning + Flexibility = Total Fitness. The Martial Arts is a great way to get into shape and to stay in shape. As you begin your training you will see what the martial arts have done for others. You will learn how to be faster, stronger, healthier, more flexible, more ready, more alert, and more relaxed.

Our students learn fundamental athletic skills like balance, coordination, flexibility, agility, endurance, and proper nutrition. Classes include exercises that will increase muscular development, cardiovascular conditioning, and flexibility. All this, while you punch and kick the stress right out of your body. You will look better and you will feel better. You will have a better self-image, increased confidence, and a positive mental attitude. Martial arts is training for the mind, body, and spirit.

Personal Development: "GOALS WE SET…ARE GOALS WE GET"
At New Generation Karate you will learn that if you want to get more out of life, you need to set goals. We teach students how to set personal goals, how to create plans of action, how to take consistent action, and how to always strive to out-do themselves.

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