Sports and self-defense both depend on "gaze and posture." A practical workshop for parents and children to learn together.

Menu contents: Do you ever find yourself saying, "Straighten your posture"?
In this workshop, participants will learn about the important relationship between "eye level and posture" in a child's development through hands-on experience.
Even children who are not good at sports can develop self-preservation skills and judgment by learning how to use their bodies and where to direct their gaze.
Maintaining good posture can lead to increased confidence and composure.
Why not experience the essence of positive attitudes that you and your child can apply to your daily lives?

Eligible ages: Elementary school students (grades 1-6)
Junior high school students

Remarks: [Instructor Name] Hiroyuki Abe
[Instructor Profile] Representative of the mixed martial arts school "AACC". During his active career, he was a top fighter who competed in major domestic and international tournaments such as Shooto, K-1, and PRIDE. In 2001, he established "AACC" with the concept of "strengthening mind and body," providing a place where people can learn mixed martial arts, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and other martial arts while having fun. As an instructor, he has trained many world champions and champions in kids' wrestling and MMA, possessing one of the best training skills in Japan. His unique teaching philosophy, which emphasizes "gaze and posture" as the foundation of technique, is widely supported by everyone from professionals to children.

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Application period

July 6th (Monday) 10:00 ~

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