KOHAI (Eager Student)
The practice
of Martial Arts is deep in tradition and teaches us many terms, titles and
customs that have been proven to lay a solid foundation for becoming a strong
Black Belt Champion. One of the most important benefits of training is the
powerful relationship and bond between a student and their teacher. (SENSEI)
Martial
Arts relationships always begin and end with respect. It is an age old custom
to always show respect and appreciation toward each other. The term KOHAI, to us, means eager student,
someone who strives to be their best and demonstrates a lot of enthusiasm
toward their Martial Arts training.
Karate Kids should
always show an eager attitude at the dojo, at home and at school. This positive
and excited mindset will bring out their best in all areas.
Adult Peak Performers should show
their eagerness in the dojo, as well as in their professional and personal
lives. It’s a great way to bring out the best in yourself and others. It’s
better to be the person that brightens the room when you enter-versus when you
exit.
Black Belt Champions at all ages,
stages and levels should forever remain a KOHAI. It’s one thing to get excited
about your training, staying excited for the long haul will bring you to
greatness in all areas of life.
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