Build Your Child’s Confidence

Read on to see the stories of how this program transformed the lives of four kids and their parents… and how it can do the same for you and your child.

Even though Johnny, Rick, Jim, and Rebecca are fictional – their stories are based off of very real ones. In fact, I can't tell you how many times parents have come in and told me almost these exact stories. Word for word.

But after just a few weeks of martial arts, this is what happens…

Clear Focus

In martial arts, children learn the powerful skill of focused attention. For younger kids and those who struggle with attention challenges, we begin with short bursts—perhaps just 30 seconds—where their only goal is complete concentration.  Gradually, as their skills develop, these periods extend, allowing them to stay fully engaged in exercises or activities throughout an entire session.

The best part? Kids never feel bored or restless because they're constantly encouraged and supported.

This newfound focus doesn’t stop at our studio doors. Soon, you'll notice improvements at home—during homework, chores, or meaningful conversations. Martial arts training provides lifelong skills that help your child confidently tackle any challenge or goal they set their mind to.

It's more than martial arts—it's preparation for life.

Determined to Succeed

At Perez Martial Arts, your child sets clear, achievable goals from the very first day—and experiences the joy and pride of meeting them. Each small victory fuels their ambition, inspiring them to set even higher goals and approach each new challenge with determination and confidence.

Through consistent practice, your child learns important values like resilience, perseverance, and respect — traits earned through dedication and effort. Studies consistently show that children involved in martial arts have a significantly higher likelihood of future success. In fact, research indicates that 63% of students who earn their black belts go on to graduate from college.

Our students grow into accomplished, fulfilled adults who carry these powerful principles into every aspect of their lives, positively influencing their communities and passing these values onto the next generation.

Completing Tasks the First Time He's Asked

In martial arts, we teach a simple yet powerful principle: When your child is asked to do something, they do it the first time — without needing reminders.

We never yell or scold kids to make this happen. Instead, children naturally follow along because they see their peers doing the same. They’re motivated by wanting to fit in, build friendships, and earn recognition from their instructors.

Usually, after just a few weeks, parents notice remarkable changes at home too. Parents frequently express sincere gratitude as their children start willingly following directions the very first time they're asked.

For families who’ve struggled with listening skills, this transformation is nothing short of a blessing.

Finally Paying Attention

Parents of children with attention challenges breathe sighs of relief within just weeks of starting martial arts.

That's because martial arts classes emphasize clear, respectful communication: we teach kids to look people in the eyes when they speak and listen. Children quickly discover that eye contact is key to understanding, connection, and respect.

Soon, they start naturally using these listening skills at home and school. Both parents and teachers are amazed at the noticeable improvements. They often comment, wide-eyed, on how dramatically the children’s attention spans have grown and how effectively they now engage in everyday conversations and tasks.

For many, martial arts becomes the missing piece to achieving consistent, meaningful focus.

Most importantly, TheY’ll have a ton of fun

And if they happens to be overweight – martial arts will help them get down to a healthy weight. This reduces risk of increasing many health problems that can occur now, and later on in life.

Kids' Martial Arts also increases energy, alertness, and overall happiness.

According to our parent's, their kids have never feel better.