MMA 24/7’s Trent Mitchelland Lewis Moncrieff with Te Kaea Whiy, Sharna Asiata Feausi, Kelly Hebik, Nathan Huang and Alex Gee.           d444135
Camera IconMMA 24/7’s Trent Mitchelland Lewis Moncrieff with Te Kaea Whiy, Sharna Asiata Feausi, Kelly Hebik, Nathan Huang and Alex Gee.         d444135 Credit: Supplied/Supplied

Martial arts with a message: Belmont holiday clinic

Susanne ReillySouthern Gazette

Operations manager Lance Kinnaird said the purpose of the clinic was to teach kids techniques to keep them safe.

“They learnt about stranger awareness and anti-bullying strategies,” he said.

“The drills and exercises were taught to them in a fun and engaging way.”

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He said that learning martial arts could build children’s self confidence and encouraged physical actively among children.