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Martial arts can be practiced in many ways. It can be studied as a science of movement, pursued as a path of personal discipline, or practiced as a method of self-protection. One of its most visible expressions, however, is sport.

At Strickland’s Martial Arts, martial sport is respected for what it offers: a structured environment where...


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Most parents do not just want their child to succeed in activities.

They want their child to do well in life.

They want them to listen better.
Focus better.
Handle frustration better.
Carry themselves with confidence.
Show respect.
Stay disciplined.
Perform well at school.

That is why the best activities for children are not jus...


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Parents often say they want their child to be more confident. But there is another word that is just as important, and sometimes even more important:

Self-esteem.

Confidence is when a child believes they can try something.

Self-esteem is when a child believes they are capable, improving, and proud of themselves.

One of the biggest ways...


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Why we believe that self-defense is not optional—it’s essential.

There’s a common belief that self-defense is only for a certain kind of person—the tough ones, the athletic ones, or the people who expect trouble.

We don’t believe that.

At Strickland’s Martial Arts, we believe something much simpler and much ...


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One of the biggest challenges for kids today is not math, reading, or sports.

It’s emotional control.

Frustration.
Anger.
Giving up quickly.
Shutting down when something is hard.
Getting overwhelmed easily.

Teachers see it.
Parents see it.
Coaches see it.

And the truth is, emotional control is not something kids just magic...


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