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Otis Ridge Martial Arts Camp
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Our campers learn a variety of classical martial arts. They are taught traditionally as well as in cross training and integrated class settings. Each season we vary our program to allow for diversity in instruction and application. Aikido, Tai Chi Ch’uan, Yon Ch’uan Karate, and more... |
Address: Otis, MA, 01253
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Otis Ridge Martial Arts Camp
Martial Arts - The Way of Peace
The Otis Ridge Camp has rather a unique philosophy to the martial arts as it provides interdisciplinary approach in training. This is a program for the serious martial arts student. Whether a beginner or advanced student, we expect our campers to have a high interest level and persevere in their endeavors.The camp subscribes to an older if not ancient philosophy. The practice and training in the Martial Arts should lead to peaceful conflict resolution. The camp does not profess nor teach physical violence as an end to problem solving. The ancients stated that the body is the temple and housing of the mind. In the quest and pursuit of mental development, a strong and sound body is both beneficial and necessary.We believe that the training offered here will not only augment the student’s training outside but also assist the practitioner in many life and learning situations. We teach in a traditional setting and approach. We follow the traditions of respect to the arts, our students, staff and family.Otis Ridge Martial Arts Camp is open to both boys and girls from 8 - 17 years of age. The only requirement is a desire to learn and share in the Martial Arts. Our instruction is in accordance with all styles and ability levels.
Beginners are welcome and often progress at a more rapid pace due to the program design. Intermediate and advanced students benefit from the variety of styles taught at the camp. The ability and opportunity to cross-train has produced many improved students when they return home at the end of the summer.
Many students who train in schools or “dojo” throughout the year return following summers with rave reviews from their home instructors.
Our program is designed to enhance and add to the skills of the young practitioners. We feel that this approach can only strengthen and augment any art in which a child trains or has received instruction.
Contact us at 413-528-0400, 800-528-0880
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