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If
you are looking for an activity where the whole family
can get involved, you have come to the right place!
Here at Miller’s CBBA there is a benefit for
everyone. Kids
love it because it’s fun, builds self-esteem, teaches
self-discipline, and helps them work toward goals. Parents love taking the classes because it’s a great way to
get in shape and at the same time they learn to defend
themselves in any situation.
It truly is fun for the whole family!
Christian
Black Belt Academies, International was founded in 1996
by Pastor Troy Stein, 6th Degree Black Belt,
and Pastor Craig Shaw, 5th Degree Black Belt.
The founders felt that there was a need for a
martial arts organization that keeps its focus on the
needs of the students and the development of their
character into what God would have for their lives.
Pastor's Stein
and Shaw continued with the
organization with which they were previously affiliated
until 2001 when they introduced a new advanced style of
Taekwondo entitled, the Abashai Style of Taekwondo.
Christian
Black Belt Academies, International, maintains its
conviction that Traditional Taekwondo training is the
heart of each of our continually developing programs.
Our desire is to make quality self defense
training affordable and convenient to every student that
desires to excel as a martial artist.
It is with these objectives that we have
developed the Abashai Style of Taekwondo.
The vision of Christian Black
Belt Academies, International, is to train people with
practical and traditional techniques of self defense
while developing their moral and spiritual character.
CBBA is a Christ-centered martial arts
organization that believes in promoting integrity,
courtesy, loyalty, respect, perseverance, honor and
self-control in every student.
The
definition of Taekwondo as it relates to the Abishai
Style is “a martial art that trains people physically
and mentally while emphasizing the need for a personal
relationship with Jesus Christ.”
The
purpose of Taekwondo is to prepare students for combat
situations as the need for self-defense becomes evident.
People in our society are protected by laws
issued by governments for their protection.
In times of trouble we rely on our military and
our police to ensure our protection.
The need for combat methods used in Taekwondo are
not often required for our everyday safety.
Therefore, in today’s society, Taekwondo is
taught as a defensive art, which develops skills in
self-protection, physical agility and mental awareness.
The
CBBA Taekwondo format is broken down into seven primary
physical training elements…
Basics
- Hand Technique Introduction
Kicks - Foot Technique Introduction
Forms - Technique Developement
Sparring
- Practical Application
Board
Breaking - Evidence of Power
Self
Defense - Combative Situations
Bible
Memorization - Spiritual Development
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