Wednesday, October 5, 2016

Birthday Parties at SFMA

Have a Fun, Martial Arts theme Birthday Party at Seacoast Family Martial Arts

Parent's Night Out at SFMA

Fun time at our last Parent's Night Out
Mark your calendars for Oct 28 for our next one
The theme will be Halloween.

Saturday Classes

Due to popular demand. SFMA is now offering classes on Saturdays.
Our new schedule is:

Tuesdays and Thursdays
Children - 5:15 to 6:00 pm
Adults - 6:15-9:00 pm

Saturdays
Children - 9:00 - 9:45 am
Adults - 10: am to Noon
Birthday Parties- 1:00 to 2:30 pm

Tuesday, June 21, 2016

Parents
School is Out!
Your kids need an activity that will:
Be Fun
Improve Discipline...
Improve Confidence
Learn Self Defense Shills
Our Kid's Summer Martial Arts classes will do all that and more!
Classes start July 5th
First ten to sign up receive a FREE T-shirt
Bring a friend and receive a bonus
Call Today
603-749-4777
Seacoast Family Martial Arts
4 Broadway, Dover NH
www.sfmanh.com

Friday, May 27, 2016

Friday, May 20, 2016

Great group tonight at the Women's Self Defense class at Seacoast Family Martial Arts.
Call us if you have a group of ladies who would like to learn how to protect themselves.
We can run a special class for your group.
603-749-4777





Tuesday, May 17, 2016

Great night tonight at SFMA
JLAKS, Jujitsu and Arnis
Plus Master Down's Grandson was promoted to Green Belt tonight
Congratulations









Thursday, May 12, 2016

Great night tonight at SFMA.
Joe Lewis American Kickboxing and Arnis knife defenses (a la Guro Peter Freedman)




Tuesday, April 19, 2016

Had a great class tonight. We covered Joe Lewis American Kick Boxing techniques and DePasquele Jujitsu Street Combat Techniques.

Team Fearless learning Joe Lewis American Kick Boxing System.

Wednesday, April 13, 2016

Congratulations Ms Anderson and Mr Couture on your Promotions to Green Belt

Tuesday, April 12, 2016

Congratulations Mr Rooney on your promotion to Brown Belt

Saturday, April 9, 2016

Congratulations to Mr Lipsky on earning his Black Belt and Mr Paltrineri on earning his Third Degree Black Belt at the Martial Arts Symposium

Thursday, March 10, 2016

Thursday, February 11, 2016

This Week in Review

Had another fantastic week at SFMA
Some of the topics we covered were:
- Jujitsu endings to Joe Lewis Kick Boxing.
- Bunkai for Sanchin and Naihanchi
- Small Circle Arm and wrist flow drills.
- Arnis Stick Fighting and Knife defenses
- Judo Leg Sweeps
- Escapes from the Guard and Top Mount positions.
- Pressure Point on the head, arm and legs plus Healing Techniques
See you next week for more

Reasons why you should be doing martial arts everyday

Martial Arts students train with passion.
Have you ever had a friend ask “What are you doing today?“
You: “Going to the gym for training."
Your friend: “Again??!”
If you’ve had this conversation one too many times, you’ll know that you’re a true martial artist. you have a reason to train, your workouts have purpose and substance and you are in the elite group of people in the world who are learning what it takes to be a champion.
Not a just fighting champion, (we create those to) but a training champion. You learn skills, find purpose and set goals.
Some people may even find themselves foregoing their desk jobs for a career in martial arts. Whichever way martial arts and training influences you, we’re sure that you can relate to a few of these changes or more
.
Here are a few reasons why you should be doing martial arts training everyday.
1) You become more focused.
The more you train martial arts, the better you become at focusing on your goals. You know that hard work and discipline will help you achieve your goals faster, and that getting sidetracked could lead to your demise. We learn that fight training is about preparation, and lack or prep can be a disaster in the ring or on the street.
Because you’re so used to goal setting and staying focused at training, doing the same at work or school becomes easier. You know what it takes to accomplish a task and you’ll stop at nothing till you’ve completed it.

2) You become more humble.
In our martial arts classes, each workout begins with a sign of respect. A touch of the gloves, a salute...A mutual understanding and respect for the other guy, (or girl) regardless of their skill level.

When you train martial arts, you’ll come across training partners of many different levels and backgrounds. Some may be athletically gifted, some may be more technical – there will always be someone to challenge you.

Because you’ve trained so much, you get used to it, you become more accepting of yourself as a martial artist. You’re OK with making mistakes and losing to a sparring partner every once in awhile because that’s just the way it is. What’s important is that you learn from these mistakes and turn them into strengths later on.

3) You will learn to walk away from trouble
Many people believe that training martial arts makes a person more violent. Because they’re exposed to so many techniques, people think that it’s only natural that they would use it on others.

A true martial artist is the complete opposite of violent. In fact, he will probably walk away from getting into fights if he can. He knows that using martial arts against other people is the last option, even if he is being attacked.

Add to that the ability to control the adrenaline rush of a situation and we have someone that is in total control.

4) You become more fit.
Training martial arts day in and day out will not only benefit you mentally, spiritually and emotionally, but also physically. You become so focused on learning and improving the techniques you’ve been taught in class, that you don’t notice all the weight you’ve been losing and that muscle you’ve been gaining!

Many workouts are aimless and boring. Martial Arts gives you a true reason to train, and the benefits are numerous. Speed, power, accuracy, balance, endurance and being able to move better than ever.

Having a toned, fit body is just one of the many benefits of martial arts. You don’t even have to work for it – it’s something that just happens naturally.

5) You become friends and meet some amazing people.
When you train martial arts, you’ll meet people on the same journey as you. They put in as much effort as you do, talk about martial arts the same way you do and even crave for the same cheat meals as you!

There’s nothing like sparking a friendship with like-minded individuals. It makes it that much easier to stay on track with your goals and motivates you to work even harder than before.

Our team of martial arts students make some of the best friends you can find anywhere.

6) You become more confident.
The confidence you get from training martial arts is undeniable. Not only do you feel secure about the way you feel and look, but also about being prepared for any compromising situation that might come your way.

The determination and focus you inherit from the mental aspect of training martial arts also has a huge effect on your confidence level. How many people do you know is able to submit someone twice their weight? How many people do you know have their black belts in kickboxing, israeli krav maga or jeet kune do?

7) You become unbreakable.
One of the greatest gifts that all martial artists inherit from daily training is the strengthening of the mind, body, and soul. Countless hours of training will forge a warrior spirit within you that is unbreakable. In life, we will encounter adversities, failures, setbacks, obstacles, and so much more. We must also battle our fears, doubts, and insecurities. Martial arts can help us conquer those fears, doubts, and insecurities. Above all, martial arts will teach us to be unbreakable and never to give up on our dreams

There’s no doubt that training martial arts everyday has a tremendous effect on your life, inside and outside the ring, cage or mats. The changes may not be instantaneous, but they could definitely change the very way you live your life. So tell us, when will you start training martial arts?


Thursday, February 4, 2016

The Force was with us tonight at the
Parent's Night Out Spar Wars event
hosted by Great Bay Karate

Thursday, January 28, 2016

Parent's Night Out
at Seacoast Family Martial Arts
Friday, January 29th
5-9 pm
SPAR WARS
Fun and Games, Pizza, Movie
Only $10
(Padded Lightsaber $10 additional)
Great Bay Karate
83 Main St, Dover, NH

Dress in your Favorite Star Wars Character.
Bring Your own Nurf Gun (Blaster) and eye protection

Class Schedule
Mon,
6:15 pm -  Joe Lewis Kick Boxing System
7:30 pm - 8:00 pm - Kata - Sanchin, Naihanchi, Bunkai

Tues, Wed, Thurs
6:15 pm - Joe Lewis Kick Boxing System
7:30 pm - Kata - Sanchin, Naihanchi, Bunkai
8:00 pm - 9 pm - Reality Based Training - Self Defense
                            Kyusho-jitsu, Tuite-jitsu, Arnis, Jujitsu, Stick, Knife and Gun Defense
                          

Saturday Mornings
9:15 am -  Joe Lewis Kick Boxing System
10:00 am 11 am - Kata - Sanchin, Naihanchi, Bunkai - Self Defense


Wednesday, January 27, 2016

Great Class last night covering a wide range of Martial Arts and Self Defense techniques.
Joe Lewis Kick Boxing System, Uechi Ryu, Sanchin, Naihanchi, Kyusho-jitsu, Tuite-jitsu and Krav Maga techniques. Come join us for classes Mon-Thur at 6:15 pm and Saturday mornings at 9:15.

Friday, January 15, 2016

Woman's Self Defense Class in support of the HAVEN House
Great Woman's Personal Protection Class tonight at Great Bay Karate. We learned great Self Defense skills from Kick Boxing, Judo, Jujitsu and Tang Soo Do.


Student Testimonial


SFMA is a great place to learn valuable self-defense skills and build self-confidence. All the instructors are very fun, friendly and knowledgeable. They teach a variety of disciplines so whether you’re experienced or a beginner, I would recommend SFMA!!

Amylie Anderson

Friday, January 8, 2016

Support Haven
Join us Friday, January 15 at 7pm for a Woman's Personal Protection class

Congratulations to new promotions at Seacoast Family Martial Arts.
Lucian Couture, Amylee Anderson, Danielle Lelio and Aaron Wosnak