South Coast Karate offers all levels of martial arts classes for children and adults in Santa Barbara, Montecito, Goleta, Buellton, and Lompoc.
Tuesday morning, I woke up early, full of gratitude. There’s truly no better feeling and it sets the tone for the rest of the day! I began my workday and even though it started out with a big setback—the bags I Continue reading Gratitude is My Attitude
Do you want to guess how many times you pull out your smartphone each day? The number is startling. The average person checks their phone 80 times per day, often to check those little red notifications on social media. Our Continue reading Phone Addiction
Ms. Emily was ending Monday’s kid power class with the virtues of this month’s theme when I witnessed one of the adult students lose complete control as she flew across the room yelling, “Congratulations!” and giving Stephanie a big hug for Continue reading With Self Control, you can master anything!
SELF-CONTROL …. If you can master Self-Control you can master anything! List one way you showed Self-Control today. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Student Of The Month: Stephanie Ball who trains at our GVCCDojo. To receive this award students demonstrate outstanding character in Trustworthiness Responsibility, Caring Fairness & Respect. Proud Daughter Tiffany: “My mom is such an amazing person! She always try’s to help Continue reading Stephanie Ball Student of the Month
One of the services I have provided to teachers in our community are Classroom Safety Seminars. I am doing one today and this was the request:“In addition to the anti-bully message, I hope you can talk about how and why to Continue reading Classroom Safety: Kindness
At South Coast Karate it’s our goal to keep you up to date on what we are hoping to accomplish each week with your child. On Sunday afternoons or Monday mornings you’ll receive your “Weekly Update” Then midweek your “Wednesday Wake Up” will arrive highlighting a Safety Issue, or Continue reading Running as Punishment for Poor Performance
