Grand Opening of PRO Martial Arts Alpharetta, GA
PRO Martial Arts Alpharetta works to benefit the community and help local kids “kick” bullying with their ARMOR® Bullying and Prevention Program
Who: Kids and parents along with anyone who has an interest in Karate
What: Grand Opening Celebration featuring:
• Free food
• Free Karate lessons and demonstrations
• Self Defense demonstration
• Kindle
• Pizza Party
• Month of Free Karate Lessons
When: December 7, 2013 from 10am – 3pm
Where: 12850 Alpharetta Hwy suite 2300 Alpharetta, GA 30004 in the Kroger Shopping Center
Onsite Contact: Carol Alka, 770-664-8000
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About PRO Martial Arts: The PRO Martial Arts System taught at every location is a cohesive blend of the best elements of traditional Korean martial arts. Incorporating elements of Tang Soo Do, Tae Kwon Do and Hapkido, the system provides its students the opportunity to develop a potent blend of strength, flexibility, coordination, and balance, while learning effective and proven self-defense techniques in a fun and energizing environment. At PRO Martial Arts, fitness and fun truly go hand-in-hand! But what truly sets PRO Martial Arts apart from the average martial arts school is the addition of our inspiring and motivational life skills training programs for students ages 4 to 17. These innovative, exciting, and proprietary programs are the difference between PRO Martial Arts and other schools.
About ARMOR® Program: The Pro Martial Arts ARMOR® program teaches children how to stay safe in an increasingly dangerous world. Enrollment equips children with the armor needed to stand tall against bullying behavior and predatory activity- both online and in daily life. The ARMOR™ program is comprised of 12 weekly lessons on Bullying Prevention and 12 separate lessons on Predator Prevention – based on research from reputable sources specializing in child safety, child psychology, and crime prevention. Every lesson is stand-alone, ensuring students can enter the course at any time. Children gain an enhanced ability to assess, avoid, and, if necessary, apply defense measures to eliminate danger. Continue the discussions at home, emphasizing daily communications, shared feelings, and building a child’s self-esteem.
