Kung fu for children

The word “kung fu” in China refers to a whole complex of martial arts. In its original meaning, it is the amount of time spent mastering or studying something. Kung Fu is suitable for children for several reasons:

• Both boys and girls can practice this type of martial art;
• training is carried out in the form of a game, during which dexterity, attention, strength, coordination of movements are developed, and reaction speed is improved. The character of a true warrior is formed;
• Children gain self-confidence, which is something they lack in everyday life. They develop self-esteem and increase self-esteem. The skills of a successful person are formed;
• Kung fu is an absolutely safe sport that has an extremely positive effect on the upbringing of a modern child. The results are visible after the first training sessions. The child becomes disciplined, responsible, physical activity acquires purpose and meaning;
• kung fu is recommended for children from 4 years old, and training becomes more conscious after a year and a half, when the system of instilled values becomes an integral part of the life of a little kungfu player;
• Kung fu for children is a great opportunity to organize your child’s time after school. Little athletes make new friends with whom they can communicate outside of training.

Kung fu section for children at the “5th Element” club

Instructors of the martial arts section of the 5th Element club in Kyiv have many years of experience working with children of various ages. They underwent special training, including psychological and pedagogical aspects.

Our trainers have years of personal development in kung fu behind them. These are reputable professionals who know how to find quick contact with any child.

We have created excellent conditions for kung fu classes specifically for children. See for yourself - bring your child to try out a new sport! You can find out information about the training schedule by phone.

What kung fu classes provide for children:

• positive assessment of opportunities and abilities;
• developing confidence in what the baby is doing and what he is striving for;
• developing skills that allow you to achieve your life goals;
• nurturing one’s own social significance, developing courage, independence, responsibility for oneself and for others;
• formation of an adequate, conscious personality, resistant to stressful situations;
• health promotion, the possibility of full physical development based on the formation of a healthy, harmonious body;
• strengthening the immune system, resulting in reduced susceptibility to colds and viral seasonal diseases;
• development of good physical coordination, ability to control one’s own body. Rationality, intuition, dexterity, orderly movements, grace - these and other qualities remain with the child throughout his life;
• basic self-defense skills, the ability to resist violence from peers in the yard, at school, the ability to restrain aggression within oneself;
• concentration, the ability to focus on a specific subject or action, which leads to increased performance in school;
• respect for elders: for the opinion of the coach, parents, teachers.