TAEKWONDO Black Belt Testing Warwick NY 2013 United Martial Arts Centers Winners Retreat and Black Belt Testing #umac

TAEKWONDO UMAC Winners Retreat Warwick NY

United Martial Arts Centers 2013 Winners Retreat #umac TAEKWONDO Warwick NY

United Martial Arts Centers Lounge: Weekly Updates 10/7/13

Congratulations to ALL UMAC Students who graduated at the 2013 Winner Retreat &
Black Belt Testing
1st Dan
Cori Blank
Hunter Stuart
Sean Chocallo
Jack Maxcy
CJ Ziabakhsh
Sabastian Astorino
Cindy Astorino
Miles Debracourt
3rd Dan
Devon Bratvett
Senior Instructor
Alexa Prisco
Robert Kimmins

UPDATES
FOCUS: Sparring and combinations (Please Bring Safety Gear)
BULLY PROOF WORKSHOP: Saturday 1-2pm GRADUATION APPLICATIONS DUE: 10/11
GRADUATION Friday 10/18/13 6pm
UMAC HALLOWEEN BASH: 10/25 6-8PM Pot Luck please bring some goodies
SPECIAL RETREAT OFFER
One Retreat $399 save $100.00 only $299
Two Retreats $799 save $300.00 only $499
(Family Discounts will apply)
Offer Expires 10/11/13

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Make it a GREAT WEEK
Sincerely
Grand Master Edmund Ciarfella
United Martial Arts Centers
845-987-1853
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United Martial Arts Centers: Bully Proof "Walk with Confidence"

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United Martial Arts Centers 6 Ways to Bully Proof your Child

5 Ways to Bully Proof your child
You can do your part at home, too. Here are five smart strategies to keep kids from becoming targets — and stop bullying that has already started:

1. Talk about it. Talk about bullying with your kids and have other family members share their experiences. If one of your kids opens up about being bullied, praise him or her for being brave enough to discuss it and offer unconditional support. Consult with the school to learn its policies and find out how staff and teachers can address the situation.
2. Remove the bait. If it's lunch money or gadgets that the school bully is after, you can help neutralize the situation by encouraging your child to pack a lunch or go to school gadget-free.
3. Buddy up for safety. Two or more friends standing at their lockers are less likely to be picked on than a child who is all alone. Remind your child to use the buddy system when on the school bus, in the bathroom, or wherever bullies may lurk.
4. Keep calm and carry on. If a bully strikes, a kid's best defense may be to remain calm, ignore hurtful remarks, tell the bully to stop, and simply walk away. Bullies thrive on hurting others. A child who isn't easily ruffled has a better chance of staying off a bully's radar.
5. Don't try to fight the battle yourself. Sometimes talking to a bully's parents can be constructive, but it's generally best to do so in a setting where a school official, such as a counselor, can mediate.
6. Attend the United Martial Arts Centers Bully Prevention Workshop Sat. Oct 12th at 1-2pm

For more Information please call 845-987-1853
www.umacenters.com
Click the link to register for our Bully Proof Workshop Oct 12th


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