CANI - Rocky Silva's American Karate

S.T.A.R.S.

CONSTANT AND NEVER-ENDING IMPROVEMENT

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List three examples of how you can use C.A.N.I. to improve yourself:

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EFFORT = _________ *

Constant and Never-Ending __________ *

Select a YES or NO for each sentence – a YES if you think C.A.N.I. was used, or a a NO if you think it was not used.

A little league baseball team played their first three games of the season. They lost all 3 games and the players were very upset. The whole team agreed to make 2 extra practices a week for the next month to work on hitting and catching. *

A brand new student came to their first karate class and asked how long it would take to earn their Black Belt. The instructor told them 3 to 4 years. They thought that time was too long so the White Belt student never returned for another class and quit. *

Carl was in the 4th grade. He loved math class and worked very hard in class and on his homework. His school was having a multiplication competition involving all of the 4th-grade classes. Carl made a mistake in his second round of competition and was eliminated. He was really upset to have lost so early in the competition. Carl went home and began studying his math again so he would be prepared for the next competition. *

About 2 years ago a student in the Youth Advanced Class asked if he could join the SWAT performing team. The instructors told the student exactly what they needed to work on and would watch them over the next year. The student kept working hard every class and kept asking what else they could work on. Finally, they were ready and earned their way onto the SWAT team. (copy) *

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S.T.A.R.S.

CONSTANT AND NEVER-ENDING IMPROVEMENT

Little Champions (Ages 5-6)

Kids Karate (Ages 7-12)

Adult Martial Arts

S.T.A.R.S. Worksheet

April - C.A.N.I.

S.T.A.R.S.

CONSTANT AND NEVER-ENDING IMPROVEMENT