Capoeira Activities for Kids - Goodna (4300)

the Ipswich Region, Queensland (QLD)

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46 Shottery St, Yeronga, QLD 4104
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Benefits of regular Capoeira practicing

In addition to offering practitioners a means of learning self-defense and fight against bullying, it provides a healthy way to release pent-up aggression and frustration in an environment where positive thinking and acting is promoted.

The Bilingual Boost: Martial Arts as a Gateway to Second Language Learning

Many martial arts involve vocal commands and expressions, reinforcing language through movement. This connection between physical activity and language creates a dynamic learning experience, making the acquisition of a second language more engaging and enjoyable for children.