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Teamwork

What teams are you on?

Begin this lesson by explaining the definition of teamwork. 

Teamwork is when two or more people work together to achieve a common goal. 

Next, ask the students to name some different teams. Most of the time they will start naming sports teams like football teams, basketball teams, or baseball teams. Continue by explaining there are many more teams out their besides sports teams. Your family is a very important team, so that everyone works together to have a happy family and life together. Remember the definition of a team is “TWO or more working together to achieve a common goal”. Finally, ask the students to think of some teams that they are on, like everyone in this karate class is a team of basic, black belt training, or masters club members all working together for the common goal of becoming a great black belt someday!

Earning Respect

Earning Respect

Respect is often earned. This means that we cannot expect people to treat us with respect if we do not treat others in the same manner. If we call people names, talk about them to others, and treat them badly, how can we expect them to treat us with respect? We cannot demand that people show us respect. We have to earn it. Respect can be earned in several ways. By showing others that you care, that you can be trusted, that when you say you are going to do something you do it, and by being willing to always help others when needed. 

Confidence builder

Confidence Builder

Breaking boards

TAC choke from guard

Knee shield sweep your opponent

Maintain arm control during the sweep

From modified side mount execute the TAC choke

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Winning Attitude

Winning Attitude

Train hard physically, on the day of competition your mind is your best friend. 

Block out all other thoughts, concentrate on the event, visualize your performance, visualize yourself winning.

TAC Choke

Choke from TAC (Twisting Arm Control)

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