Rising Phoenix Martial Arts



Programs



Certification & Accreditation



Our school provides primary certification in Oneway, with secondary certification in a variety of disciplines. Our school is affiliated with the following organizations: Kukkiwon, Jidokwan, and Chung Do Kwan, Han Moo Kwan, Federation of Korean Hapkido, U.S. Central Hapkido Association, Kronos Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and Crawford's Mixed Martial Arts



Programs



Something for the Whole Family!



Oneway





Oneway is a mixed martial arts program with the heart of a traditional martial arts discipline. It brings together over three decades of martial arts experience in Taekwondo, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Hapkido, Karate, Judo, Muay Thai, and more into a comprehensive curriculum that grounds itself in real-world application, but also allows its practitioners to explore other aspects of the martial arts, from acrobatic kicks and demonstration moves to ancient and modern weapons. Oneway puts a heavy emphasis on the development of leadership life skills, such as respect, discipline, focus, confidence, self-control, and integrity.



ONeway: Warriors





The Warriors program has been specifically designed for young child (typically between the ages of 4 to 8). Students will learn basic kicks, punches, blocks, and evasion, but they will also play fun games and run obstacle courses. The main focus is getting students socialized and developing leadership life skills (such as respect, discipline, focus, confidence, self-control, etc). They will begin tackling the more serious, self-defense curriculum at age 7 or after earning their purple belts, which takes about a year of training.



Standard Program Classes & Teams



Study It All under One Roof.



Beginner Class





White and yellow belts should attend the Beginner class. They will hone the basics of self-defense, from kicking, punching, kneeing, and elbowing to sweeps, throws, pressure points, and standing submissions. They will learn how to get up in base, tumble, and fall, as well as move and dodge. Exercises require a moderate level of rigor, but students will be pushed to increase their strength and cardio.



Intermediate Class





Green belts may attend the Intermediate class where they will begin learning their rank-specific curriculum. They will be pushed to turn their hobby into a passion and increase their mental fortitude and overall athleticism. They will begin learning more advanced striking techniques, as well as how to go to the ground with takedowns and submissions.



Advanced Class





Blue, red and black belts may attend the Advanced class. Here, they will learn their rank-specific curriculum. They will begin integrating striking and grappling to achieve a full understanding of unarmed combat, as well as unarmed combat against weapons. This class feels like an "after hours" workshop with a more informal environment and free-from structure. Instructors often workshop new moves and theories. This class has a moderate level of rigor, but a high level of technical specificity.



Weapons Class





Students learn ancient and moderns weapons both for application and demonstration. Beginners start out with forms and drilling and work their way up to live cutting and foam weapons sparring.



Competition Class & Team





The Competition class focuses on martial arts as a sport. You will learn the rules of play with various organizations, as well as the most effective strategies for winning at those tournaments. You will also study how to coach, referee, and judge. The Competition Team also meets at this time. They compete for the school at various tournaments.



Demonstration Class & Team





In the Demonstration class, students will learn acrobatic kicks and punches, as well as board breaking techniques, tumbling, and fight choreography. The Demonstration Team meets at this time. They are responsible for putting on performances at local events.



Instruction Class, Leadership Team, & Staff





In the Instruction class students learn how to effectively teach and work with children, as well as real-world business skills, such as how to talk on the phone or sell memberships. The Leadership Team meets at this time. They assist with teaching, checking people off on their curriculum, and tabling at events. Staff members also continue to refine their skills in this class.



Warriors Program Classes



Establishing a Strong Foundation for Life



Young Warriors Class





These classes are the bridge between the Warriors Program and the Standard Program. Students learn the standard curriculum, but at a slower pace and with more focused instruction. These classes are typically for children between the ages of 7 and 8, but also include younger students with their purple belts. Warriors, in turn, can move up to the Standard Program after earning a purple belt with 9 merits and passing the green belt evaluation.



Little Warriors Class





The Little Warriors class starts with very young children (typically between the ages of 4 to 6), but also includes older students that can't make the Young Warriors class times or want more training opportunties. Students will learn basic kicks, punches, blocks, and evasion, but they will also play fun games and run obstacle courses. The main focus is getting students socialized and developing important, leadership life skills (such as respect, discipline, focus, confidence, self-control, etc). This way they can tackle the more serious self-defense curriculum at 7 or after earning a purple belt.





402 S. Old Highway 81
Kyle, TX 78640



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