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Self-protection – This programme gas been carefully designed by MaltaDOJO to build tolerance in today’s society through greater self-confidence and control. Knowing one’s strengths and capabilities and believing in them subdues the desire to retaliate when possible, this avoiding trouble. At the same time, the rigorous body conditioning and practical experience in almost real-life scenarios in the programme will add that confidence required to protect yourself and your family in emergency situations. |
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Last Updated ( Monday, 14 January 2008 )
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Kick-your-calories – Think of summer and all-year round fitness that includes trimming down, cardiovascular kicking drills, strength and flexibility training based on the traditional methods of the Japanese martial arts. This is a fat-blaster course developed by MaltaDOJO specifically blending fitness objectives in martial arts training methods. |
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Last Updated ( Monday, 14 January 2008 )
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Kick-start – This programme is specially customised for youths. MaltaDOJO made a conscious effort to build self-confidence and transmit the strong values of the martial arts of Japan to the adults of tomorrow. This curriculum is designed to help youngsters stay out of trouble and resist the peer-pressures of today’s world through martial arts training that burns energy and builds skill, character and inner strength. |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 20 March 2008 )
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 KarateKids – This programme is further sub-divided into other programmes depending on the age groups of the kids. MaltaDOJO recognises the extensive research that has gone into the development of kids and this has been applied to martial arts introductory lessons. Kids need to develop their motorial skills, coordination, balance and other basic life-skills. Needless to say, at this age, kids will be introduced to martial arts combinations and techniques but with a focus on developing them in a more holistic way and prepare them for any other physical activity they may wish to pursue. These classes are more fun-based and physical education oriented. See latest offer.
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 11 September 2008 )
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