Wednesday, June 26, 2013
Monday, June 24, 2013
Monday, June 17, 2013
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Here are your weekly UMAC Updates and News
1. FOCUS: Review and Tip Testing
2. GRADUATION APPLICATIONS DUE
3. UMAC Graduation Friday 6pm please bring 5 guests to witness your test
4. SUMMER CAMP Begins Monday June 24th Full Day 7:30am-6pm $249 Part time 10-3pm $199
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1. FOCUS: Review and Tip Testing
2. GRADUATION APPLICATIONS DUE
3. UMAC Graduation Friday 6pm please bring 5 guests to witness your test
4. SUMMER CAMP Begins Monday June 24th Full Day 7:30am-6pm $249 Part time 10-3pm $199
PLEASE VOTE for United Martial Arts Centers BEST Martial Arts Studio
www.recordonline.com/choice
Enters you to win 2 tickets to Dave Mathews
Thank you
Make it a great day
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Wednesday, June 12, 2013
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153 Rte. 94 Shoprite Plaza Warwick, NY 10990 987-1853
“Orange County’s #1 After School & Summer Camp”
Dear Parent,
If you have not made arrangements for your children’s summer, I would like to invite you to take a look at our All-Day Program and Part Time Program, which includes more than just playing and watching television.
United Martial Arts Centers Summer Camp is designed to allow structured activities, fun and games, arts and crafts, field trips and motivational martial arts classes. Our focus is CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT which is achieved through integrating the 5 tenets of Tae Kwon Do, Integrity, Perseverance, Indomitable Spirit, Courtesy and Self-Control into their every day lives.
Build Confidence and Increase Self-Discipline,
Learn Leadership and Respect, Improve Their Physical Fitness,
And Most Importantly,
Develop a “Yes I Can” Positive Attitude!
No other summer program can offer these benefits in a fun environment with a student to staff ratio not to exceed 10:1. And now with our Pre-Registration Program, no other program can offer all this for just $299.00 per week & only $199 Part Time 10am -3pm (Offer Expires June 21st 2013). That’s less than $5/hour and that includes field trips too!
Field Trips include: Mountain Creek, hiking, bowling, local parks and more.
Enroll in one week or all eight… the choice is yours!
6/24-6/28– Jedi Sword Training (Focus)
Students will experience Gumdo (Korean Sword Training) This is where the Jedi got their skills.
7/1-7/5– Flips and Tricks (Perseverance)
Martial Arts with gymnastics! These techniques will make you the BEST Demo team member.
7/8-7/12– Championship Week (Spirit)
Learn competition style forms, breaking and sparring. Win a medal at the in school championship.
7/15-7/19– Demo Week (Team Work)
Students will learn Demonstration style techniques, develop teamwork and put on a demonstration for their parents, friends and family Friday.
7/22-7/26–Olympics Week (Courtesy)
Taekwondo is an Olympic Sport. Students will learn how to compete and train like they are going to the Olympics. Students will have an in school competition and win a medal.
7/29-8/2–Leadership Week (Selflessness)
Confidence and Leadership are skills every child needs to be successful in life! We will be focusing on Team Building and Leadership Skills this week.
8/5-8/9–Rank Advancement (Indomitable Spirit)
For all the students who have missed class and need to be tip tested this is the perfect week to come. All students will receive ALL 4 tips this week and graduate to the next rank.
8/12-8/16–Make a Martial Arts Movie Week (Humility)
All students will Star in a Martial Arts Movie. Friday will be the Red Carpet Premier and Academy Awards will be presented.
Space is limited for this special program and our summer camp is filling up fast. I encourage you to call and learn more about spending the summer with the United Martial Arts Centers.
Sincerely,
Grand Master Edmund Ciarfella
United Martial Arts Centers
153 Rt 94 Shoprite Plaza
Warwick NY 10990 845-987-1853 www.umacenters.com www.facebook.com/umacfans
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Tuesday, June 11, 2013
United Martial Arts Centers Lounge
What are the Benefits of UMAC Summer Camp? Trusted and caring staff: Our certified instructors take pride in sharing the positive values and philosophy of United Martial Arts Centers. All our staff are what we call "home grown" and have completed UMAC’s Martial Arts Character Development Leadership Training. They share the passion to make a positive impact on the students of UMAC.
All of our staff have either been students or parents who have invested years in their martial arts training. Safe, structured & positive environment: Your children's safety is our number one focus. Your children will be in the care of our certified staff from the time they arrive until they are picked up at the end of the day. We have weekly curriculum providing physical activities, character development themes, martial arts fitness classes and life skills worksheets to keep the students active and engaged. UMAC’s Transported After School Martial Arts Program is the best investment in your child’s future. Learn Martial Arts Values: Respect: Respect is the foundation of martial arts and UMAC is no different.
Our students show respect by following the traditions of bowing and saying, "Thank you, Sir" in every class. In doing so, our students will take the appreciation and respect that they learn at UMAC to their homes, schools and communities. Discipline: The UMAC Program will help your child develop the self-control and discipline that will surely improve their academics as well as any other activity they are involved in. Our students have the self-control to make the right decisions even in tough situations.
Confidence: UMAC students develop the confidence in themselves to accomplish anything they wish, in and out of the martial arts schools. We help shy, timid children who can’t even look you in the eye, develop the confidence to break through concrete at their black belt graduation. When children develop confidence at UMAC, they show confidence in school, home and activities which translates to a successful child in life. Fitness Martial Arts:
UMAC provides our students with quality martial arts instruction that will give your children the skills to defend themselves, become “bullyproof,” and learn traditional martial arts skills, while getting physical exercise. The physical training allows your children to be physically active, get proper exercise and develop healthy habits. This will lead them to feeling great about what they are doing and about themselves!United Martial Arts Centers Lounge
All of our staff have either been students or parents who have invested years in their martial arts training. Safe, structured & positive environment: Your children's safety is our number one focus. Your children will be in the care of our certified staff from the time they arrive until they are picked up at the end of the day. We have weekly curriculum providing physical activities, character development themes, martial arts fitness classes and life skills worksheets to keep the students active and engaged. UMAC’s Transported After School Martial Arts Program is the best investment in your child’s future. Learn Martial Arts Values: Respect: Respect is the foundation of martial arts and UMAC is no different.
Our students show respect by following the traditions of bowing and saying, "Thank you, Sir" in every class. In doing so, our students will take the appreciation and respect that they learn at UMAC to their homes, schools and communities. Discipline: The UMAC Program will help your child develop the self-control and discipline that will surely improve their academics as well as any other activity they are involved in. Our students have the self-control to make the right decisions even in tough situations.
Confidence: UMAC students develop the confidence in themselves to accomplish anything they wish, in and out of the martial arts schools. We help shy, timid children who can’t even look you in the eye, develop the confidence to break through concrete at their black belt graduation. When children develop confidence at UMAC, they show confidence in school, home and activities which translates to a successful child in life. Fitness Martial Arts:
UMAC provides our students with quality martial arts instruction that will give your children the skills to defend themselves, become “bullyproof,” and learn traditional martial arts skills, while getting physical exercise. The physical training allows your children to be physically active, get proper exercise and develop healthy habits. This will lead them to feeling great about what they are doing and about themselves!United Martial Arts Centers Lounge
Monday, June 10, 2013
Thursday, June 6, 2013
I don't want to go to Taekwondo
United Martial Arts Centers Lounge
I don’t want to go to Taekwondo
"At First my child was really excited about Taekwondo, but lately when it's time for class he says, "I don't want to go to Taekwondo" Every parent, Anytown, USA
This is not unusual, and it's almost never about the Taekwondo class itself (if there is a specific problem, of course deal with it). Instead, it's almost always about the kid not wanting to be interrupted while doing something else, or not wanting to do much of anything at all. Getting kids to Taekwondo is not much different from getting kids to do other important things (medical and dental visits, personal hygiene, school attendance, home responsibilities, etc.).
Kids need adult help with big decisions. Grown-ups make the final choice on the most important stuff, and must not default to the child ("I won't make him go if he doesn't want to") We adults are responsible for our children's social, athletic, and recreational activities, and yes we must even decide what kind of fun our kids can hove. No child succeeds without long-term adult guidance, structure, commitment, and support.
Taekwondo is hard work. It's not just for fun. Don't wait till it's almost time to go and then make a hasty, impulsive, or emotional decision. Instead, talk with your child before hand. Listen to your child, but remember that as the adult you are the one who make the decision.
If you decide that what your child gets from Taekwondo is important, then be concrete and matter of fact ("we are going to Taekwondo") Know that even when you have to make kids come to class they tend to do just fine once they're here. For some kids a regular schedule is important, for others some variety may help. Perhaps change your schedule, alter what you do before of after class, have a friend or family member watch or take par, arrange a private lesson, Talk with the insturctor.
Take the long view. Make the tough decisions, And let your actions fit your goals.
Grand Master Edmund Ciarfella
United Martial Arts Centers
www.umacenters.com
I don’t want to go to Taekwondo
"At First my child was really excited about Taekwondo, but lately when it's time for class he says, "I don't want to go to Taekwondo" Every parent, Anytown, USA
This is not unusual, and it's almost never about the Taekwondo class itself (if there is a specific problem, of course deal with it). Instead, it's almost always about the kid not wanting to be interrupted while doing something else, or not wanting to do much of anything at all. Getting kids to Taekwondo is not much different from getting kids to do other important things (medical and dental visits, personal hygiene, school attendance, home responsibilities, etc.).
Kids need adult help with big decisions. Grown-ups make the final choice on the most important stuff, and must not default to the child ("I won't make him go if he doesn't want to") We adults are responsible for our children's social, athletic, and recreational activities, and yes we must even decide what kind of fun our kids can hove. No child succeeds without long-term adult guidance, structure, commitment, and support.
Taekwondo is hard work. It's not just for fun. Don't wait till it's almost time to go and then make a hasty, impulsive, or emotional decision. Instead, talk with your child before hand. Listen to your child, but remember that as the adult you are the one who make the decision.
If you decide that what your child gets from Taekwondo is important, then be concrete and matter of fact ("we are going to Taekwondo") Know that even when you have to make kids come to class they tend to do just fine once they're here. For some kids a regular schedule is important, for others some variety may help. Perhaps change your schedule, alter what you do before of after class, have a friend or family member watch or take par, arrange a private lesson, Talk with the insturctor.
Take the long view. Make the tough decisions, And let your actions fit your goals.
Grand Master Edmund Ciarfella
United Martial Arts Centers
www.umacenters.com
Tuesday, June 4, 2013
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