Kids Martial Arts In Centerville, Ohio

Hello Everyone!  I want to first introduce myself.  My name is Eve Wojtowicz, and I am the new Enrollment Specialist for the Centerville location!   I am so thrilled to be working for such an amazing non-profit organization that thrives on being the best martial arts school.  When I first started at the Asian Arts Center (AAC), I was eager to learn all the benefits that come from taking martial arts classes, and let’s just say I am blown away!  The AAC allows children AND adults to realize their fullest potential and be strong in mind, body, and spirit.  We all want the best for our children.  As a mother, I know my  goal in life is to ensure my child will be the best that she can be.  The AAC has these same goals in mind for every single student that walks through their doors.   One of the key ideas I have learned through the AAC is the idea of breathing, and learning how to really breathe.  When we actually step back and just take a deep breath and listen to ourselves exhale, it almost feels as if you are releasing pent up stress.  The next time you are feeling overwhelmed just take a huge deep breath in and release all that deep down frustration.  It really does work!  The AAC instructors all pride themselves on ensuring that not only are they at the peak of excellence, but they also dedicate themselves to each and every single student.  I look forward to sharing with everyone my experiences and new insights as I learn more about this incredible program!


Martial Arts Classes for Children

Welcome to the Asian Arts Center Taekwondo website, which offers you two state-of-the-arts martial arts facilities located at 1630 Stroop Road in Kettering and 661 Lyons Road in Centerville, Ohio.  We teach martial arts because we believe a healthy community starts with personal responsibility.  We know we can change lives through martial arts.  We know we can help children to focus better, improve behavior and grades, and become more phsyically fit.

Call us today to set up a time to come in and participate in our program for a month, at no cost to you.  That is a $129 value, at no cost to you. 

At the AAC we have three enrollment specialists ready to assist you and your family:

Debbie Spiegel, Enrollment Director, Kettering & Centerville

Angel Perkins, Enrollment Specialist, Kettering

Eve Wojtowicz, Enrollment Specialist, Centerville


Guatemala By Alex tienda

Traveling has always been an interest of mine since my brother had left for Italy eight years ago. Since then, the only place that I have been able to go is Mexico to see my relatives and for a couple of Spanish courses during my freshman year of college. That was four years ago and I have had an itch to get out of the country ever since I stepped back onto U.S. soil. Finally, I couldn’t take it any longer and decided to tell Matt that I wanted to travel. While it may not have been Europe where things were on the safer side, it was Guatemala, a country of natural beauty but unfortunately dangerous for tourist to go. I took the opportunity as soon as it came to me and immediately started preparing. Two months in advance, Matt and I were doing a push-up fundraiser for the program we were going to help called Los Patojos (the little ones). Kids living on the street is a common thing in Guatemala and subsequently kids getting into gangs has become a common trait there as well. Los Patojos takes in kids who are looking for a way out or are looking for something better than what they have now. The program educates them, as well as feeds them, for six days out of the week. However, a program such as this needs help with funds, which is where the push-up fundraiser came in. It wasn’t easy though.  It was far from it. One quarter bought you one ticket. Whoever you gave that ticket to had to do ten push-ups. I had trouble towards the end but thankfully my AAC crew helped me out; giving me a grand total of 20,000 push-ups done in two months.  Over the next few days, I will explain my trip to those who read this blog.  But, before any of that, I want to thank everyone from the AAC crew who helped me in my time of need and to every person who gave money to this program. Your generosity (and exhausted muscles) has given the kids in Guatemala an even greater chance at a happier life

Alex Tienda 3rd Dan at the Asian Arts Center Taekwondo School in Centerville, Ohio


Instructor Improvements

I was driving on a country road the other day, heading towards the Cincinnati area. When I drive down those roads, I’m reminded of how much I enjoy the skill involved in handling a car. I started to think about all the other skills I enjoy having and ones I would like to have. One of the thoughts I had was continuing to improve my skills as an instructor.  I believe we are one of the strongest martial arts schools in the country and I want to work hard to be one of the best instructors in Dayton.  I want to pass on the confidence I have to others and to help all those who learn from me to reach their own personal goals.

 

Kellen Brown

Lead Instructor ~ Kettering School


October Promotion Ceremony

This week, we’ve been gearing up for our promotion ceremony on Friday, October 26th.  All of the students recommended to test have shown a lot of growth and are rising up to literally break through to the next
level.  We have around 60 students testing for their next belt.  It is always exciting to see the intensity of the tests with such a large scale of students!  With each test, the students demonstrate their power, speed, and focus, proving to the judges they can effectively defend themselves and pay attention.

 

Kellen Brown

Lead Instructor, Kettering School


Beginner Classes at the Asian Arts Center

Did you receive the fall schedule for the Oakwood Community Center (OCC, in Oakwood, Ohio)?  Were you searching for beginner Taekwondo classes taught by the Asian Arts Center?   Look no further!!  The Asian Arts Center has moved ALL our beginner classes to our Kettering and Centerville Schools where you will have access to our top-notch instructors; our clean, modern and spacious classrooms; and all the necessary equipment to train for many years. Call us today to schedule your free trial program valued at $129.

Debbie Spiegel, Enrollment Director


Enjoy The Show!!

The next promotion ceremony for the Asian Arts Center students, both from Kettering and Centerville schools, will take place on Friday, October 26th, 5:30PM at Oakview Elementary School (corner of Ackerman and Stroop).  The ceremony takes place in the school gym and starts promptly at 5:45!  Family and friends are invited to support our students and cheer them on.  Test forms should be handed in as soon as possible, please!  Our instructors work hard to guarantee our students receive an all-around great class–physically, mentally and emotionally.  Your feedback on the test forms is very important to us.  All comments are compiled and shared with our staff so that we can better serve you.  It is our goal that you receive not only the best martial-arts training in the Montgomery County, but also the very best customer service.  Thank you for helping us do a better job.

Debbie Spiegel, Enrollment Director

 


Asian Arts Center Taekwondo–Training Young Leaders

At the Asian Arts Center Taekwondo School we change lives by teaching martial arts.  Our mission is to strengthen the student’s mind and body while teaching practical self-defense and building character.  Students are motivated to achieve their highest level of personal growth.  With our advanced teaching methods, we will help your child identify their strengths and to build on those strengths.  It is important to focus on our strengths, not our weaknesses.  We all want our children to have confidence, self-esteem, integrity, enthusiasm for learning and creativity in all aspects of their lives.  While building on their strengths, our students become natural leaders–leaders at home, leaders in school, leaders in sports and activities.

Call today and schedule a time to visit the Asian Arts Center at either one of our locations.  Find out why the AAC is a leader in providing state of the art martial arts training for you and your family.  Our staff lives the values we teach and will offer you exceptional customer service and support.

Call today!

Debbie Spiegel, Enrollment Director

 


Centerville Martial Arts

Centerville, OH – The Asian Arts Center Taekwondo School has opened its new location in Centerville, Ohio at 661 Lyons Road,, in the Washington Park Shopping Plaza. With a full schedule of children and adult classes, prospective members can try out the programs free for one month by contacting the Asian Arts Center Taekwondo School at (937)395-0333 or asian_arts@hotmail.com. More information is also available at www.aacdayton.com or www.facebook.com/daytonmartialarts. The new school is located across the street from Sam’s club and is next to Subway Restaurant and near the Kumon, and South Beach Restaurant.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Alex Tienda, 3rd Dan, Asian Arts Center Taekwondo Instructor at the new Centerville location. Alex is an accomplished and certified martial arts instructor specializing in Taekwondo, Karate, MMA, BJJ, and Hyper Pro Tricking Martial Arts. Alex has been teaching as a full instructor for over five years.