Martial Arts – The Autistic VoiceMARTIAL ARTS HELP CHILDREN WITH ASPERGER SYNDROME Sandra Beale-Ellis, 2008 My interest in Autism, and in particular, Asperger’s Syndrome started many years ago, when a parent of a karate student, told me her son had been diagnosed with Asperger’s. My initial reaction was ignorance and following that class I read as much as I could on Asperger’s.
Marines build teamwork, leadership skills, become Martial Arts InstructorsStory by Cpl. Elizabeth Case CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. – Marines with various units from II Marine Expeditionary Force earned their Marine Corps Martial Arts Program instructor certification, July 27, 2015, aboard Camp Lejeune, N.C. After a 15-day course packed with physical challenges, students with Martial Arts Instructor Course 205-15 found growth on both a personal and professional level, according to Sgt.
Maplewood’s Body By Struggle Focuses on Mind-Body Connection – The Village GreenMaplewood resident Erick Graves harnessed his passion for helping people reach their full potential when he opened his Springfield Avenue fitness studio Body By Struggle. While that handle might sound unusual for a wellness center, it pays homage to Graves’ nickname “Struggle” – a moniker he earned, as the name implies, the hard way.
9 Reasons Why Kids Should Do Martial Arts – Evolve DailyThere have been countless stories of how people have changed their lives with the many benefits that come with practicing martial arts. However, one big misconception still exists: that martial arts are only for adults. Contrary to what many people think, martial arts can benefit children as much as or maybe even more than it can for adults!
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