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Adventure Parks for Kids

Are you looking for a fun activity for the whole family? Why not take the kids to an adventure park this weekend?

Nurturing Resilience and Self-Assurance: Gymnastics and Mental Empowerment for Young Gymnasts in South Africa

This nurtures vital social skills like effective communication, cooperation, and empathy. The friendships formed within gymnastic Clubs create a supportive network that positively impacts a child's mental well-being.

Embark on a Creative Journey: Art Classes for Kids in South Africa

Creating art is a journey that teaches children patience and determination. Art Teachers guide them through the process, encouraging them to improve their work and instilling invaluable life skills.

Karate: A Kickstart to Family Fitness and Fun

Embrace the challenges, celebrate small victories, and, most importantly, have a blast along the way

Cricket for Kids

Fun in the sun for your children! This famous British sport can be played with the whole family on the beach, or professionally at a club. However your children want to play cricket, they will have fun!

Your child will love being transformed into their favourite animal!

Face Painting for Kids

Thinking about a face painting party for your kids? Try hiring a face painter, or, better yet, try doing it yourself! Check out our tips and information on how to make this great party activity as fun and entertaining as possible.

Martial Arts for Kids

Your kids can learn self defence while getting fit and having fun! Not all martial arts are about fighting - many are about fitness, concentration, and respect.

It had been a journey of life!

Nigel Jackson sensei, the only South African to complete the notorious instructors course in Japan, was a greatest influence and sparked my interest and adoration for the Japanese culture. I was graded under him to third Dan level. My following grade was awarded by Shirai sensei in Italy after I failed the first attempt!

Combat sports for kids

Are your children fascinated by martial arts films? Have you caught them doing a karate chop in the backyard? If so, a combat sport could be the perfect kids activity for them! They build strength and self esteem with less risk of injury than team sports.

Selecting the Perfect Basketball Club for Your Child in South Africa

The Basketball coaches and instructors at the club play a pivotal role in your child's development. They are not just mentors but also role models. Take the time to meet the coaching staff and assess their qualifications, experience, and coaching philosophy.

TOP 10 REASONS TO LEARN MARTIAL ARTS WITH CAPOEIRA

There is more to establishing a passion for something new than just doing to basics. You can’t immerse yourself longterm with a new sport if you don’t start getting involved in other aspects of it as well. You’ll want to find a common interest with others to stay motivated, you’ll start talking racing techniques, styles and tips, gear, clothing, equipment and trends. Your conversations will get focused, your opinions and incentives more diverse, and you’ll find yourself getting more stuck into the activity.

Your kids will have a blast on a waterslide!

Water Play Parks for Kids

Are you looking for a way to keep your kids cool during the sweltering South African summer? A water play park could be the answer. A water play park offers a number of attractions, games and rides all based around water. Think fountains, slides, tunnels, and pools!

Swim Schools – Motivated by money or driven by passion?

“I didn’t get into teaching and coaching for the number of wins or the money. It was a passion for trying to help young people”. That’s the motivation all coaches should have, no matter where they are in their careers – Bo Ryan

The Benefits of Playing a Musical Instrument (2021)

Research has proven that the practise of playing a musical instrument places certain demands on the human brain and nervous system. This includes the amalgamation of ‘perception and action mediated by sensory, motor, and multimodal integration regions’ in the brain