The Fitness Edge is Now Offering Kenpo Karate Lessons
THE ULTIMATE SELF DEFENSE! Learn how to protect yourself with SID GEE
Sid Gee, an 8 degree black belt, rated as the #1 fighter in the Midwest, and is recognized in the Kenpo Karate hall of fame!
WHY KENPO KARATE?
Kenpo Karate is an ancient self-defense system focusing on hand-to-hand combat situations. Combining Chinese circular movements and Japanese Hard linear strikes, the students learn to protect themselves against kicks, punches, pushes and numerous holds, as well as gun and knife attacks.
Each move is simple, practical and effective - using every part of the body as a weapon. Students learn multiple attacks, joint locks, pressure points, and ground defense to maximize effectiveness and ultimately, safety.
The benefits of self-defense are obvious, but students become more confident, better coordinated and more fit as a result of the workouts. The emphasis on self-discipline is key to bringing together the mind and body of the student. Regardless of age, size or shape, Kenpo will help every body to excel!
WHY TRAIN WITH SID GEE?
Sid Gee offers a unique, systematic approach to the accomplishment of Kenpo Karate. Utilizing a combination of private lessons, group classes and fighting experiences, students receive personal attention, peer instruction and situational training. Each providing an important aspect of the complete, well-rounded Kenpo master.
During a private lesson, students learn the techniques, kicks, punches and combinations to achieve each belt level. Students progress at their own speed and ability.
Each week Students can attend an unlimited number of group classes. These one hour workouts begin with 20 minutes of stretching and warm-up followed by practicing kicks, punches and combinations. This allows these moves to become natural and instant reactions when attacked. The more often students attend, the better shape they will be in. It's a real workout with students from all levels.
After six months of training, sparring classes are recommended. In a controlled environment with an instructor or advanced student, students wear fighting equipment and are tested in real-life situations. There's no better way to practice timing, distance and control than by fighting a live body.
For the committed student, the end result is being in the best shape, being more confident and disciplined, and being competent in the art of self-defense.
Call the front desk for details – 314-993-3343

The Riverfront Time recently featured one of Sid Gee's students. Young Madeline Green, 12 years old, is getting an early start in martial arts. In 2010, Madeline won every karate match she entered, against girls and boys. Soon, she will compete in the North American Grappling Association's first tournament in the St. Louis area. |