Paul A. Walker

Paul A. Walker, is a 4th degree black belt karate instructor with over 25 years of experience in the martial arts. In June 2003 he attained his 4th degree black belt, after studying with the legendary Karate Master, Hirokazu Kanazawa at his Headquarters Dojo in Tokyo for three years. <a href="http://www.freekarateinformation.com" title="http://www.freekarateinformation.com" target="_blank">http://www.freekarateinformation.com</a>
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The Importance Of Effective Discipline In A Martial Arts Class

One of the main reasons parents enroll their children in martial arts is discipline You have seen it before

How Karate Instructors Can Motivate Students In Three Easy Steps

If you’ve been a karate instructor for any length of time you will no doubt know that your success in retaining your students comes down to one key factor – keeping your students highly motivated to continue training How do you do this while still maintaining your focus on delivering a high quality program

How To Chunk Your Karate Instruction Curriculum So You Don’t Overwhelm Students

In order to ensure the success of your students in their quest for the Black Belt it is important to give them everything that they need one piece at a time If you have been teaching for any length of time you have probably figured out that all of the required material in your martial art can often be overwhelming to the best of students

For Karate Instructors: The Art Of Effective Feedback In Class

If you want to become a successful and influential instructor, you will have to become a master of not only the martial arts but also of interpersonal skills with your students The Art of Effective Feedback will become a cornerstone of your relationships with your students and of the ultimate success of your students within your program

Lesson Planning For Karate Instructors: Four Main Components Of An Effective Lesson Plan

As a karate instructor, you no doubt understand the importance of lesson planning Developing an effective lesson plan is of vital importance, especially for new instructors

The Importance Of Having A Beginner’s Mind As A Karate Instructor

As karate instructor or high-level practitioners of the martial arts, it is often useful to remember where we came from and how we got to where we are Our journeys were not always easy and our students deserve to know about our own mistakes and experiences to illustrate that we too are human and went through many of the same struggles that they are faced with in their practices

Personal Observations On Karate After 25 Years Of Training

If you have been studying karate for any length of time now, you have probably come to realize many important insights from your training From my own study of karate, I have come to notice many interesting lessons

Karate Instructors: Six Simple Steps For Scheduling Your Classes

One of the most important elements of a martial arts school’s operations is the class schedule Deciding on an appropriate and effective schedule that matches the needs of your students and your curriculum can often be a very challenging task but if this is done right then the benefits are well worth the initial effort

Five Simple Tips To Karate Instructors For Making Each Lesson Different

Have you ever felt like you are teaching the same thing repeatedly Have you been frustrated by using the same old practice drills every week

Why Does It Take So Long To Get A Black Belt In Karate?

Many of you reading this article may already be well on your way to becoming a black belt in your chosen martial art Some of you may just be starting out on your journey and others may have reached the coveted black belt and are now working towards higher degrees of the black belt

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