Martial arts training isn’t just about learning kicks and punches—it’s about shaping young minds and bodies for a lifetime of success. With over 5.5 million children enrolled in martial arts programs worldwide—and growing by 15% each year—it’s clear that parents are seeing the powerful benefits that come from this type of training. At NAK Martial […]
At NAK Martial Arts, we do things differently. We don’t believe in outdated forms, rigid traditions, or one-size-fits-all self-defense classes. Instead, we take a battle-tested approach to training—rooted in Muay Thai, forged in real-world application, and backed by expert-driven child development strategies. We’re not just teaching kids and adults how to throw punches and kicks. […]
Imagine this: a young girl at the dining table, her homework spread out. She’s easily distracted by the chirping birds outside, the ticking clock, or even the aroma of freshly baked cookies. It’s not uncommon. A tip for parents? Create a ‘focus zone’ at home. This is a special area, devoid of distractions, where your […]
The holiday season brings parties, gatherings, and delicious food at every turn. It’s tempting to indulge, but you might not love what the scale shows in January. These 5 healthy holiday tips will help you enjoy the festivities without derailing your diet or sacrificing how you feel in the new year. 1. Prioritize Sleep to […]
As the new school year approaches, give your child the tools for success with martial arts! Martial arts builds confidence, enhances focus and discipline, promotes healthy social skills, and instills resilience—everything your child needs to thrive in the classroom and beyond. Plus, it keeps them physically active and stress-free. Set your child up for a strong start this school year with the power of martial arts!
The “Summer Brain Drain” poses a threat to children’s intellectual, physical, emotional, and social development during the summer break. Martial arts programs offer structured activities that combat this decline by promoting physical activity, cognitive stimulation, emotional growth, and social interaction. Engaging in martial arts over the summer can mitigate the negative effects of the brain drain, fostering holistic development and setting children up for success in the new school year.
Seven to nine-year-olds are what most people consider “the golden age.” They are proficient in their vocabulary and problem-solving skills, yet they are not at the age where they want complete independence from adults. This makes the teacher-student relationship stronger than ever.
At NAK Martial Arts, we believe in the power of commitment, not just for our young martial artists, but for their parents too. Children don’t quit martial arts, parents do. Your dedication shapes their journey toward discipline, confidence, and success. Over the 35 years I have been teaching martial arts I get tons of adults […]
Introducing the Internationally Acclaimed Youth Muay Thai Program! Ten to fourteen-year-olds are the smartest students in the school. Yes, they are smarter than most adults! They are also physically competent and can excel in most physical challenges that are presented to them. The problem we discovered is they are so focused on what is socially […]
The Art of Muay Thai: More Than Just a Martial Art In the world of martial arts, few disciplines command the respect and admiration that Muay Thai does. and now you can train in Muay Thai right here in Murfreesboro. Originating from Thailand, Muay Thai, also known as the “Art of Eight Limbs,” is a […]
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