Integrity Martial Arts LLC

09/09/2023

Kids get it.

When they are surrounded by role models and peers committed to their success, all that support leads to awesome results.

01/08/2023

12/31/2022

2022 went by.

Did you grow and develop in the way you wanted to?

What happened with your confidence? Did it expand? Big time or barely?

Did you move closer to your dreams?


Are you a parent?

Your kid did amazing things last year, right?

In 2023, don’t you think they could do even better with a boost to their confidence, discipline or focus?


Kid or adult - discipline and confidence bring us closer to the life we want.


Over the last 20 years, Integrity Martial Arts has developed an air tight plan for developing these qualities in people of all ages. It’s fun, it builds fitness and it keeps you safe. But Integrity Martial Arts does much more than making you capable in a crisis, it helps you live your life to the fullest with your friends, work (in an office or school) and enjoying the world.

We hope you join us soon. You are going to crush 2023 and we would love to help you along for the ride.

www.integritymartialarts.com

10/12/2022

How would it feel to feel safer? To know what to do if danger was close or even right on you?

You don't have to be bigger or stronger to be safer. You don't have to be a black belt.

And you don't need to be afraid all the time or be constantly watching your back.

As part of our commitment to our community, we are offering a no-BS, no sales pitch, no abuse, safe and challenging self defense class for women. It is 💯% free.

The class will take place over two nights at 585 Hazard Avenue on Mondays Octobers 17th and 24th.

It is recommended you attend both parts. The course will cover tactical, lifestyle, emotional, psychological and physical elements of what it takes to maximize safety. This course is open to the public. Register at www.keepwomensafer.com

10/09/2022

It's happening!

10/09/2022

Child safety day is happening 2 to 4

06/03/2022

What we are talking about this month in class.

This month we are talking about Parents and the special ways we should show respect for them...

10/24/2021

"The ancient Irish had a saying: 'You don't give a man a weapon until you've taught him how to dance.' In other words, a different kind of learning is required before someone can be truly trusted with social power and potent things like weapons. If a man does not know the wounds of his own soul, he can deny not just his own pain, but also be unmoved by the suffering of other people. More than that, he will tend to put his wound onto others. He may only be able to see the wound that secretly troubles him when he forcefully projects it into someone else, in forms of abuse or violence.

So in the old culture-making idea, in order to properly bear arms a person must first become disarmed, as in becoming vulnerable and connected to something meaningful and supportive of life. The idea of forging the temperament of young men took precedence over the idea of simply giving them weapons at a certain age. The tempering of the souls involved discovering what kind of anger each might carry and learning about the inner line where anger turned into blind rage. Becoming tempered also meant immersing in the sorrow of one's life and thereby being in touch with the grief of the world."

- Michael Meade

12/02/2017

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09/08/2014

It will take the ability to form meaningful connections. Leaders, by definition, influence and inspire others. In a world where personal communication is being radically transformed by technology, where people build relationships on a screen, where even small communities are global, the ability to unite and lead like minds will distinguish the leaders of the future. Those who learn to relate and connect to one another in an increasingly isolating world will address a basic human need for connection and belonging and attract followers in return. Affinity and the ability to connect emotionally, viscerally with people will be critical to the future of many leaders.