Kids Anti Bullying Secrets: Tip #2

June 12, 2010 By Sensei Matt Klein

This is the second anti bullying video for kids in our series to help you learn how to protect yourself. It will have you “bobbing” and “weaving” just like a pro boxer in no time. If practicing this move at home, make sure the punches are slow enough so you can learn without getting hurt. Notice all of these videos are for defence only. You must have a qualified martial arts instructor teach you the more offensive moves. I hope you like this video. Please check out Kids Anti Bullying Secret Tip #1 too. Look for more of these videos on YouTube.

Note: Because anti bullying includes a much wider subject area than we will focus on here, it is now called the Kids Defence Series.

Comments

Grant Hogan says

June 14, 2010 at 5:31 pm

I love the idea of making videos like this for kids to easily learn from.
Looking forward to the next installment 🙂

Over the years, through Karate, I found that my confidence and self-esteem levels had sky rocketed to heights I never thought it would go. I thank Sensei Matt, and all those who have helped me in Karate, for helping me understand such values in a fun and social learning environment.

Mihir Joshi

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09/01/2014

Mihir Joshi

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09/01/2014

Friendly yet disciplined approach towards karate at Australia’s Youth has helped enormously. It enabled Mihir to build a sense of belonging and improved his motivation to excel. It’s amazing how learning the Martial Arts helps build confidence and improve overall personality.

Yogendra Joshi, father of Mihir Joshi

09/01/2014

I like Karate because it is really fun and I love going on the weekend to see all my friends and Senseis. Karate makes me feel safe because I don’t worry about bullies at school because I know they can’t really hurt me.

Tyvian Macfarlane

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09/08/2014

The confidence karate has given Tyvian is amazing. He is takes pride in himself and he has matured. The focus, confidence and discipline he has gained through karate has transferred to other areas of his life such as educational tasks, looking after younger children both in and out of his family and demonstrating empathy for others.

Robert Macfarlane, father of Tyvian Macfarlane

09/08/2014

I owe my confidence, strength, fitness and leadership skills to Karate. It has taught me to persist with everything and that the only way to improve is to try harder.

Adam Loader

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09/01/2014

Look at what you have achieved Matt, we can’t thank you enough for your contribution to shaping these two young men. We are often complimented about the maturity of the boys and we know their Karate has played an important part in developing that maturity. Brings a tear to my eye!

Robert Loader, father of Adam and Jacob Loader

09/01/2014