by Jennifer Corder | Health & Fitness, Martial Arts/Kajukenbo
Many young Americans grow up with martial arts as one of their first competitive sports/activities. Not only is it a great activity that keeps participants physically active, but it instills a sense of achievement and ethics, as you work your way up to earning a black...
by Deb Smith | Kids, Martial Arts/Kajukenbo
Aloha! Why is sparring important at Kaju AZ? We devote extra time to our sparring curriculum the third teaching week of each month. The first thing to understand is that “sparring” does not mean “fighting” as they both have completely different...
by Staff | Martial Arts/Kajukenbo
Congratulations! Congratulations to all of our testers from last weekend! We also had some amazing milestones reached by students. Our Ohana is a very special place. Professor shared his thoughts on Facebook and we have added them here: “Great testing last...
by Staff | Martial Arts/Kajukenbo, Service Projects
Did you know that every person who donates their blood has the potential to save 3 lives? Lindsay Crowder received blood transfusions to save her life after she was diagnosed with leukemia, first at 2 years-old and, then again when she relapsed at age 6. During her...
by Jennifer Corder | Kids, Martial Arts/Kajukenbo
Studies show that the more a parent is involved with their child’s life, the more successful the child will be. I believe it. There is a relationship between effort and result. My experience as a parent bears this out. I was fortunate to be an integral part –...
by Jennifer Corder | BJJ, Martial Arts/Kajukenbo, Uncategorized
One of the qualities I love most about Professor Kelly is his belief in constant and never-ending improvement. Throughout the 33 years we have been together, I have seen him never be satisfied with his education or skill level. Honestly, sometimes it’s annoying. For...
