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KarateBuilt Martial Arts

KarateBuilt Martial Arts

De: Greg Moody
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Welcome to KarateBuilt Martial Arts Podcasts! We will be covering critical information for families, kids, and adults on: • Building self-esteem not just for our students but in the community • Building self-discipline... because this is the key to future success • Increasing safety and personal fitness KarateBuilt... Building Students Future! Building Success for Life!© Copyright KarateBuilt L.L.C. Actividad Física, Dietas y Nutrición Educación Ejercicio y Actividad Física Higiene y Vida Saludable
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  • Why Kids Quit… And Why You Can’t Let Them! with Chief Master Greg Moody, Senior Master Laura Sanborn, and Mr. Dwayne Flees (Audio)

    Why Kids Quit… And Why You Can’t Let Them! with Chief Master Greg Moody, Senior Master Laura Sanborn, and Mr. Dwayne Flees (Audio)
    Apr 11 2026
    Most kids don’t quit because they can’t do something. They quit because it gets hard—and too often, adults let them. In this audio episode, Chief Master Greg Moody, Ph.D., founder of KarateBuilt Martial Arts, along with Senior Master Laura Sanborn and Mr. Dwayne Flees, break down why kids quit, why parents allow it, and why that decision carries long-term consequences. You’ll hear how quitting usually happens right at the point where growth is about to occur—and why pushing through that moment is what builds confidence, discipline, and real strength. This episode explains the difference between activities that are simply fun and those that are critical for a child’s development, and why that distinction should guide every parenting decision. The conversation also covers how parents can respond when kids feel fear, anxiety, or resistance. Instead of giving in, dismissing feelings, or forcing compliance, there’s a clear approach: understand what your child is feeling, then lead them through it so they learn how to push themselves. Topics covered include: • Why kids naturally want to quit when things become difficult • Why growth happens right at the edge of discomfort • The long-term cost of allowing kids to quit too early • How quitting becomes a habit that carries into adulthood • Why parents often confuse comfort with happiness • The difference between fun activities and developmental activities • Why martial arts is a structured path for long-term personal growth • How to decide when an activity is important enough to require commitment • The difference between fear and anxiety—and how kids experience both • Common parenting mistakes when kids resist or feel overwhelmed • How to validate your child’s feelings without letting them quit • Why teaching kids to push through challenges builds stronger adults • Real examples of students who became more confident by not quitting • Why discipline is learning to push yourself—even when it’s hard This episode is for parents, educators, and martial arts school owners who want to raise strong, capable kids who don’t back down when life gets difficult. For more visit KarateBuilt.com and DrGregMoody.com
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    36 m
  • Why Kids Quit… And Why You Can’t Let Them! with Chief Master Greg Moody, Senior Master Laura Sanborn, and Mr. Dwayne Flees

    Why Kids Quit… And Why You Can’t Let Them! with Chief Master Greg Moody, Senior Master Laura Sanborn, and Mr. Dwayne Flees
    Apr 10 2026
    Parents often think letting a child quit is harmless. In reality, it can shape the way that child handles difficulty, discomfort, and growth for years to come. In this episode, Chief Master Greg Moody, Ph.D., founder of KarateBuilt Martial Arts, along with Senior Master Laura Sanborn and Mr. Dwayne Flees, discuss why kids quit, why parents often allow it, and why that decision matters far beyond martial arts. This conversation explains that most children want to stop when training, learning, or growth becomes difficult. That is exactly the moment when parents must lead. Whether the challenge is martial arts, school, sports, or life in general, children do not naturally know how to push through discomfort. They learn that from adults who help them stay committed to important developmental activities. The episode also explores the difference between comfort and happiness, why quitting becomes a habit, and how parents can respond when their child feels fear, anxiety, resistance, or frustration. Instead of yelling, dismissing feelings, or simply giving in, parents can learn to validate what their child feels while still teaching them to push themselves through difficulty. Topics covered include: • Why kids usually want to quit when things become hard • Why growth almost always happens right on the edge of discomfort • The long-term cost of letting kids quit too early • How quitting one thing makes it easier to quit the next thing • Why parents often confuse comfort with happiness • The difference between fun activities and true developmental activities • Why martial arts is a personal development activity, not just entertainment • How parents can recognize when an activity is important enough to require perseverance • The difference between fear and anxiety and why that matters for kids • Common mistakes parents make when children feel anxious or resistant • How to validate a child’s feelings without letting those feelings control the decision • Why teaching kids to push through challenge helps them become stronger, more capable adults • Real examples of children who became more confident after working through fear and difficulty • Why discipline means learning to push yourself, even when it’s hard This episode is for parents, educators, and martial arts school owners who want to understand a critical truth: kids do not become stronger by avoiding challenge. They become stronger by learning how to face it, work through it, and grow from it. For more visit KarateBuilt.com and DrGregMoody.com
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    36 m
  • Not Just Fixing Kids… Building Leaders Through Martial Arts with Chief Master Greg Moody, Senior Master Laura Sanborn, and Mr. Dwayne Flees (audio)

    Not Just Fixing Kids… Building Leaders Through Martial Arts with Chief Master Greg Moody, Senior Master Laura Sanborn, and Mr. Dwayne Flees (audio)
    Mar 11 2026
    Many parents enroll their children in martial arts for a specific reason—confidence, discipline, physical fitness, or self-defense. But what they quickly discover is something much bigger. In this episode, Chief Master Greg Moody, Ph.D., founder of KarateBuilt Martial Arts, along with Senior Master Laura Sanborn and Mr. Dwayne Flees, discuss the difference between fixing problems in kids and developing leaders. While martial arts certainly helps students improve confidence, discipline, and focus, the real long-term impact comes from the habits, behaviors, and leadership skills that students build through consistent training. Parents often begin the journey hoping to solve a short-term challenge and soon realize their child is developing into a stronger, more confident person overall. Topics covered include: • Why parents typically enroll their children in martial arts • The four common goals: confidence, discipline, fitness, and safety • Why martial arts development goes far beyond “fixing behavior” • Teaching habits like eye contact, introductions, and respectful communication • How saying “yes sir” and “yes ma’am” creates discipline and respect • Why martial arts provides structured leadership development parents often can’t replicate at home • Real stories of students who grew from shy or struggling beginners into confident leaders • Why discipline is learning to push yourself—even when it’s hard This episode is for parents, educators, and martial arts school owners who want to understand the deeper purpose of martial arts training: building strong, capable leaders for life—not just correcting short-term problems. For more visit KarateBuilt.com and DrGregMoody.com
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    16 m
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