ACHIEVEMENT
08 September 2009 by Paul CampbellIt's difficult to inspire others to accomplish what you yourself haven't been willing to try.
Sensei's Blog
PC Karate Academy has an open door
policy welcoming any students who wish to participate in any of
it's classes no matter what their fitness levels, social background
or ablement. 
Over the years Paul has
taught successfully students with varying sport disablements,
students with amputees and students with behavioural
concerns. Several Doctors within the West Midlands send their
patients to the Academy to improve their fitness levels,
concentration, confidence, self-esteem, focus, co-ordination and
improvement in their Anger management. Due to lack of exercise
in children of today obesity is a concern for health
professionals and parents, all classess focus on developing
student's fitness levels and maintains focus on weight management
through advice on nutrition and regular monitoring of student
progress. PC Karate has experience in supporting parents and their
children in all life challenges.
Sensei's Thoughts
23 August 2009 by Paul CampbellImportant character building gained
from Karate:
Self - Confidence Formula.
1. One must believe that and recite regularly that they have the
ability to achieve the object of their definate purpose in life,
therefore they must demand of themselves persisitent, continuous
action towards its attainment. (Goal Setting)
2. One must realise the dominating thoughts of their mind will
eventually reproduce themselves in outward, physical action, and
gradually transform themselves into physical reality.(If one
believes they cannot achieve they will not, If they believe they
can they will)
3. One should be aware that through the principle of
auto-suggestion, any desire that they persistently hold in their
mind will eventually seek expresson through some practicle means of
attaining the object the back of it. (Negativity breeds
Negativity)
4. One has clear aims in their minds of definate goals in life and
should never stop trying, until they have developed sufficient
self-confidence for its attainment.
In conclusion : We are what we
repeatedly do. Excellence then, is not an act, but a habit.
~ Aristotle