Summertime is coming to an end, and with that comes all of the back to school anxiety and jitters that are common amongst children. Your child may experience common physical effects of anxiety associated with back to school time including symptoms from stomach aches to sleeping problems.

As parents, we have tendencies to pull back from commitments during this time. It can make sense as we try to simplify life and make things easier on our already tight schedules.  We, at Rising Martial Arts of Jupiter, see this during certain times of the year - late summer is a prime example.

With the school year just around the corner, it’s normal to wonder: “Can my child really handle martial arts on top of school, homework, and new routines?” We’ve heard that question from countless parents over the last 20 years — and the answer is always the same: Yes!

Back-to-school season is all about setting new goals, adjusting to new teachers, and building strong study habits. But let’s face it—focus and discipline don’t always come naturally to kids. That’s where Rising Sun Martial Arts in Jupiter comes in.

If you’re looking for kids martial arts in Jupiter FL or searching for the best way to build your child’s confidence and discipline, look no further than Rising Sun Martial Arts. Located near Abacoa and serving families across Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, and surrounding areas, our school blends traditional martial arts with innovative training that today’s kids and teens love.

For children, the journey to a black belt can be especially transformative, instilling important life skills and values that will stay with them long after they leave our Rising Sun Martial Arts dojo.

In this article, we will explore how Filipino martial arts at Rising Sun can help increase neuroplasticity in kids and the significant benefits it adds to their life.

Grit is a key skill children can gain through martial arts training at Rising Sun.

Leadership training for kids at Rising Sun is an essential component of a child's development in our gym as it helps them to develop various skills such as communication, problem-solving, decision-making, and teamwork.

It will be tempting to quit and stop the progress your child has made... to keep wishing and believing that you'll commit... This is the path that is easy to take but becomes harder - as all things do that take commitment.

Hey parents of Jupiter, Florida. I’m certain you know exercise is great for every kid. But kids who think and learn differently can have a hard time finding a sport that suits them. Find out why martial arts and karate might be a good fit for your child.

The benefits associated with taking martial arts classes are essential for them to be able to have a positive experience in school.

What would you say if your son or daughter comes home, telling you that there is a kid in their class who regularly pushes them, pokes them or trips them in the yard at school?

Hey Jupiter, Florida parents! Today, I wanted to give you a tip about our martial arts training process that our kids and teen students go through, and a tip for them to practice martial arts grit.

It sounds like a paradox – the idea that participating in aggressive sport can make people less aggressive. Yet this belief forms a core basis of many martial arts dating back thousands of years, and many famous practitioners (real and fictional) have preached the importance of self control.

As someone who has graduated from college, I can attest to the importance of being a well-rounded individual. You can take all the advanced classes and have the highest GPA in your class, but if you do not have the confidence to apply the knowledge and yourself, it will only get you so far.

So what sets our martial arts program from the other karate school in downtown Abacoa and Jupiter, Florida? This question comes up a lot when speaking with other parents.

The British Psychological Society published that martial arts actually reduce child and teen aggression.

Last year I had a mother come into the school and told me her daughter couldn’t continue taking class because of the upcoming school year. I was puzzled. “I don’t understand.” I asked. “Why do you think you have to take your kid out of class due to school?”

Abacoa and Jupiter parents. This article hits close to my heart as I have a daughter. And as every dad I want my daughter to be happy, healthy and live her life to the fullest.