Team Rage Kickboxing

27/10/2022

18/05/2022

Congratulations to Sensei Ryan Boshoff who received a Silver and Bronze at the SA's.

26/01/2022

Measured progress through silverware is small steps to a new route to the international elite.Fighti

08/09/2021

New event is a global ISKA showpiece in Pretoria

21/04/2021

Head coach Darin Opperman is confident his ladies can now handle danger and stressful situations.

12/10/2020

ROLES OF PARENTS IN SPORT

Parents, guardians, and carers play an extremely important role in the sporting lives of children and adolescents. Without your support and encourage it is unlikely that many children would be able to participate in sport. As such, we believe it is very important that parents are involved in their child’s sporting lives and have access to information to optimise their involvement.

Unfortunately, it is not always easy as a parent to know what you should do in different situations or how you can best help your child to have a positive and enjoyable sporting experience. The challenge of supporting your child’s sporting experience is made even more complicated with the vast amount of information available and the constant listing of “good” and “bad” behaviours. Sport parenting is a complex, individual experience that goes far beyond lists of behaviours you should and shouldn’t display.

Optimal parental involvement in sport will look different for different parents because children have different needs, parents arrive with different experiences, and parents and children will encounter different situations throughout a child’s sporting journey. The first step to optimal involvement in sport is tailoring your behaviours to these different needs and experiences. To do this, regular communication with your child is key .