Goal setting is one of the most highly linked characteristics to the success that individuals have. Top athletes and successful people all use goal setting. And while it is a trait that is most often associated with adolescents and adults, younger children can also benefit greatly from beginning this life skill at an early age.
Learning how to set reasonable and attainable goals is a valuable lesson for children of all ages. Studies show that goal setting helps children improve their self-discipline and self-awareness. It also increases their internal drive so that they stay motivated to complete the goals they set for themselves. By accomplishing their goals, children’s self-esteem automatically increases, and they have more motivation towards setting future goals.
November Newsletter and Curriculum
Posted: November 01, 2019
Check out what's happening at Bronx Jiu-Jitsu during the month of November!
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5 Tips for Staying Safe on Halloween
Posted: October 28, 2019
5 Tips for Staying Safe on Halloween
Halloween is such a fun time of the year for children; but when children encounter tricks instead of treats, this holiday can become very scary – and not just because of the decorations and frightening costumes. Abductions, bullying, candy that has been compromised; these are all things that can make Halloween a dreadful holiday for children and parents alike.
In order to keep your kids safe this Halloween, educate them before they put on their costumes and start knocking on the neighbors doors. Here are 5 tips that can help keep those little ghosts and ghouls safe this – and every – Halloween.
Train Till End Of Year Special - Adult Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
Posted: October 21, 2019
Train Till End Of Year Special - Adult Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Classes $249!
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How to Avoid Being a Victim of Bullying
Posted: October 21, 2019
How to Avoid Being a Victim of Bullying
Bullying has become an epidemic in recent years. Yes, there have always been bullies, and yes, those bullies have always caused serious and lasting damage to their victims; however, bullying in the 21st century has changed – and not for the better.
According to Pacer’s National Bullying Prevention Center, one in four students has reported that they were bullied during the school year and 14.8% of high school students in the United States have reported that they were bullied online.