This past Saturday Pilsung Martial Arts had a huge success at The Barbarian Fight Club's mixed martial arts event.
The event was held at the Virginia Sports Complex, a beautiful venue with a large seating area (850 that day), Flat pannel tvs, and nice upper level seating.
Pilsung Martial Arts athletes, Daniel Patrick and Saige Thomas, both finished their opponents in 38 Seconds. We did a great job representing Fredericksburg defeating opponents from FL and MD.
With Daniel Patrick's win, he has secured a title shot in Janurary. If you like Mixed Martial Arts (MMA), come and join our team. We even offer a FREE Trial to start. We only have 4 spots left on our team, so call now to set up a time to come in.
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Friday, September 25, 2009
Monday, June 1, 2009
Children and Parents in Fredericksburg, Spotsylvania, Stafford
The Listening Posture
By: Marc Grenier
Parents; Have you ever found yourself wishing that your son or daughter listened better? Do you feel that just a slight improvement in their listening skills would make a huge difference in their potential?
Getting your child to absorb 100% of what you’re telling them is a challenge that many parents and teachers face. Did you ever wonder…”Boy I hope he listens in school better than he does at home!”
If your son or daughter could improve their listening comprehension just 10% it would have a profound impact on them don’t you agree? So here’s what you can do…
First understand that your child is forced to deal with dozens of external distractions during the course of the day; TV, radio, classmates, computers, and the list goes on. These external distractions combined with your child’s internal distractions, (the inability to control one’s thought process) cause most listening problems.
Make your child aware of these two distractions, (internal and external) teach him the difference between each, then get him to give you examples of when each one affected his ability to listen. Just this knowledge will make him a better listener.
Teach your child the importance of focusing his eyes, ears, mind, and body. Focusing all four will engage him totally in the listening process. Make sure your child knows that when it comes time to listen the first thing he has to do is look at the person talking in the eyes.
When his eyes are focused he could then tune in his ears to the message and process it in his mind. Now you’re getting somewhere!
Finally, teach him about standing or sitting up straight when listening, if the body is out of focus or slouched the message will not be clearly understood. Maybe you could hold off on delivering your message until his body is focused and up-right.
Becoming aware of these simple but effective concepts will go a long way toward helping your child be a more focused listener. Try them out and see how they work!
Marc Grenier of Pilsung Martial Arts has been teaching martial arts for over 16 years. Marc Grenier has helped over 7,000 people reach new and high goals creating happier lives.
www.childrenactivitiesfredericksburgva.com
By: Marc Grenier
Parents; Have you ever found yourself wishing that your son or daughter listened better? Do you feel that just a slight improvement in their listening skills would make a huge difference in their potential?
Getting your child to absorb 100% of what you’re telling them is a challenge that many parents and teachers face. Did you ever wonder…”Boy I hope he listens in school better than he does at home!”
If your son or daughter could improve their listening comprehension just 10% it would have a profound impact on them don’t you agree? So here’s what you can do…
First understand that your child is forced to deal with dozens of external distractions during the course of the day; TV, radio, classmates, computers, and the list goes on. These external distractions combined with your child’s internal distractions, (the inability to control one’s thought process) cause most listening problems.
Make your child aware of these two distractions, (internal and external) teach him the difference between each, then get him to give you examples of when each one affected his ability to listen. Just this knowledge will make him a better listener.
Teach your child the importance of focusing his eyes, ears, mind, and body. Focusing all four will engage him totally in the listening process. Make sure your child knows that when it comes time to listen the first thing he has to do is look at the person talking in the eyes.
When his eyes are focused he could then tune in his ears to the message and process it in his mind. Now you’re getting somewhere!
Finally, teach him about standing or sitting up straight when listening, if the body is out of focus or slouched the message will not be clearly understood. Maybe you could hold off on delivering your message until his body is focused and up-right.
Becoming aware of these simple but effective concepts will go a long way toward helping your child be a more focused listener. Try them out and see how they work!
Marc Grenier of Pilsung Martial Arts has been teaching martial arts for over 16 years. Marc Grenier has helped over 7,000 people reach new and high goals creating happier lives.
www.childrenactivitiesfredericksburgva.com
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Pilsung On Facebook
Pilsung Martial Arts is available to become your friend on Facebook. If you would like to be linked with us just search for us.
On our Facebook listing you can see other pictures, videos, and talk to us. Talk to you soon.
Pilsung Martial Arts
Fredericksburg VA
www.martialartsfredericksburg.com
540.710.9094
On our Facebook listing you can see other pictures, videos, and talk to us. Talk to you soon.
Pilsung Martial Arts
Fredericksburg VA
www.martialartsfredericksburg.com
540.710.9094
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