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Martial arts school in Ammon helps students learn discipline and leadership
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May 4, 2021
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3:33Now PlayingAMMON – Dozens of kids arrived at Southwick Black Belt Academy at 3485 Rawson Street in Ammon Monday afternoon.
Each child comes from a different background and most are between the age of 3 and 6, but all of them are there to learn the basics of Kung Fu, a style of martial art involving animal characteristics.
“I’m a little dragon, oh so strong. Learning each day what’s right and wrong,” students in the 3 and 4-year-old class recite as it gets underway. “During this class, I know I’ll find honesty from my heart, knowledge from my mind dressed in purple, green and white. This class will teach me might for right.”
Each student then lines up and practices the tiger form, a movement that consists of putting your hands in a claw position while moving them in a circular motion and placing one leg behind the other. See how it works in the video player above.
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