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A New Leadership Program

The Leadership Program at MRMA is unheard of in the martial arts industry... and possibly in the sporting world.

Without giving too much away, the areas of instructor training will include:

  • Public speaking.

  • Teaching skills with online training.

  • The history of martial arts.

  • Extreme sports and handling adrenalin.

  • Tackling problems - bullying, drugs, pollution, climate change, intolerance of others.

  • Running a business. This includes a kid funding system where viable businesses run by our instructors can be partially funded.

  • Handling stress - using Buddhism, Zen training and Confucianism.

  • Financial self defence.

  • How to identify your gift. Our kids live in a time where experts claim that 40% of today's jobs wont be in existence when they leave school. Finding your gift is now more important than ever. 

  • and .......

  • when you reach level 4 of our Assistant Instructor training, you have an opportunity to be a part of our instructor team, if we have a position available. 

Identifying Assistant Instructors

Assistant instructors will be easily identified by a badge on the sleeve of their Gi top. It's hard work being an instructor and role model to others.

A ranking badge is one of the rewards.

So ... what is next?

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Firstly ... well done, you have been chosen as an assistant instructor under Sean Allen. Mr Allen's students have gone on to own and run their own schools throughout Western Australia and New Zealand after doing his instructor training courses.

This course starts with a very basic series of videos that explain how to assist in class.

To get started, just watch the video underneath this and you will be ready to get on the floor as an assistant!

Video Summary

Here are some of the things you need to remember...

  • 10 Names

  • PCP

  • 3 times rule

  • What are the basic skills to concentrate on?

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 Click on the video to start watching now.

One more thing. Please watch the video below to ensure you are tying your belt correctly. Next thing to do is be able to help tie a beginner's belt correctly and to train them to do it.

Finally...

Want to know a bit about Sean Allen and his history in the world of martial arts training and the business of running a successful dojo?

He was recently interviewed by an online martial arts business management company and talked about his reasons for starting training, for opening a school and his philosophy in running Margaret River Martial Arts.

Click on the image below to see the interview.

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Or ... find it here on iTunes

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