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2nd Martial Arts Summer Camps (2010)

2nd Martial Arts Summer Camps (2010)

What: 1-week sessions (2-hours/day, 5 days/week) offering an introduction to the martial arts of taekwondo, yongmudo, judo, and Japanese sword arts.
Why: Fun! Plus, MSMAP wants to offer the residents of Mount Shasta and surrounding communities a truly unique summer experience in a safe environment.
When: Beginning Monday, June 14.
Monday thru Friday
2 to 4:00pm
Where: Martial Arts Center of Mt. Shasta
1020 N. Mount Shasta Blvd. • View map
Cost: $60 for each 1-week session.
More: Contact us for more information.

 
Overview
The Mount Shasta Martial Arts Program (MSMAP) is pleased to once again offer a truly unique summer opportunity for children 5-years-old and up to try various martial arts in a safe, fun learning environment.

The purpose of these introductory summer camps is to allow children in Mount Shasta and surrounding communities to get a taste of different martial arts. The curriculum emphasizes the basic skills of taekwondo and yongmudo and includes judo and Japanese sword arts including good manners.
Go to: What is taekwondo?
Go to: What is yongmudo?

 
Topics of the Program
These one-week activity sessions cover basic topics including:

  • Flexibility/Stretching
  • Rolling/Falling
  • Kicking/Punching/Blocking
  • Pre-arranged forms
  • Good Manners
  • Competition

 
Frequently Asked Questions
 

 
Does my child need to attend every day?
No. Attend as much as your schedule allows. However, to receive the full benefit, attending all five days allows for a more knowledge. And more fun!
 

 
Can my child attend the regular training at 4:30, 5:15, or 6:15pm?
YES! MSMAP makes it easy for families to participate in our program. Each child registered for a week summer camp session may attend our regular training session during that week! And, one parent may attend with each child!
Go to: MSMAP Training Schedule
 

 
“What’s this about ‘Good Manners’?”
Martial arts training is not about fighting; it is about learning physical skills over a period time to help develop self-confidence and self-respect. Good manners is an essential component to this process. Participants are expected to follow directions and be respectful of others as well as themselves.
Go to: MSMAP Mission Statement
Go to: The 5 S's
Go to: Children and Martial Arts
Go to: Children and Taekwondo
 

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PO BOX 1367 • MT SHASTA, CA 96067
530.859.2024 •
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