Thursday, June 18, 2009

Competition Team


Kai, Ty, Rhea and Dev getting ready for round robin (they all look tough and ready to scrap)

Youngest Alliance Kids Member


Props to Gabe! The little ninja's new star and our youngest student

Belt Tying Tips

Hey guys! As you all know or will find out, tying and maintaining a tied belt during class is on of the initial hurdles of jiu-jitsu, so in order to help beginning students and their parents and to promote the older students to actively keep their belts around their waist Mr. Daren and I will hand out stars to those students who make an attempt to keep their belts tied (either through the help of their parents, the instructors, or themselves).
So stay on the lookout
-Alec

Wednesday, June 17, 2009





This weeks moves are centered around the mount position, americana for the juniors and americana to armbar for the advance kids. Here are some of the up and coming studs of the kids program, along with Logan the new addition to the team

Good Training Guys
-Alec
Hey guys post on the new blog

Welcome


Welcome to the official Alliance Kids Jiu-Jitstu blog! This is the place for you to preview the lesson plans for the week, view tutorial videos to allow everyone to practice at home, ask Alec and Daren questions you forgot to ask at the academy, and keep up to date on Alliance kids news! This is also a way for you the members to connect with other members. For those of you just now joining us and are curious about trying out a kids Jiu-Jitsu class, please call us today (404-843-0606) and set up a free appointment. We would love to show you what Alliance Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is all about. All fitness levels welcome from couch potatoes to ninjas, Jedi knights, princess and super heros in training! -Alec and Daren


Monday, August 4, 2008




Our objective is to promote all of the following in training our valued ninjas:
  • Balance
  • Control
  • Coordination
  • Discipline
  • Fitness
  • Focus
  • Memory
  • Respect
  • Teamwork
Our programs combine experienced instruction towards the development of Life Skills which every child needs with active “Ninja Fun” that every child loves!
Some activity features include:
  • Child-specific “Ninja Warm-Up” exercises
  • Jiu-jitsu techniques especially designed for Kids
  • “Ninja Fun” Obstacle Course
Here, the kids participate in a specialty obstacle course which incorporates hand/eye coordination skills, as well as tumbling or sparring training for higher belts.
At the end of every class, the kids bow to demonstrate discipline and respect.
For kids ages 4-6
The Little Ninjas program is the perfect choice for your preschooler. Your child will have fun while learning developmental skills, all within a safe, healthy and exciting environment. Our program works unlike any other children's activity simply because it has the perfect blend of fun and learning.
Enrolling your young child in the Little Ninjas program may help improve his or her:
  • Attention Span
  • Confidence
  • Hand-Eye Coordination
  • Motor Skills
  • Sharing and Social Skills
  • Parent Separation Anxiety
For kids ages 7-12
Our specialized Junior Ninja program offers an age-specific curriculum that has been professionally designed to teach children life skills in a fun, exciting and enriching manner. Once enrolled in our Junior Ninja program your child will become a sharper student in school and a better listener at home. He or she will learn the value of teamwork, good manners, and trying his/her best at all times. Plus, all of the Junior Ninja class activities are designed to keep your child mentally and physically fit. When children practice the martial arts they come away with a lifetime’s worth of success skills.
Kids love Ninja Parties. Come jump, kick and roll like a ninja! The kids enjoy an action-packed 45 minutes of ninja obstacle courses, ninja games and basic martial arts skills from a black belt instructor. A Ninja party is a no stress birthday party for parents, because we handle everything from invitations to clean-up. Throw a party your child will never forget.