360 West Boylston St. (Rt 12) West Boylston, MA (508) 852-3333
Parent's Comments - Recognized by Autism Resource Center of Central MassNew Horizon Karate West Boylston, MA 01583 (508) 852 - 3333
Schedule of Classes
Martial Arts Movement Program for students with Autism, Asperger’s, ADD, ADHD and other non-verbal learning disabilities. This program uses martial arts and Brain Gym exercises to help the students improve both physically and socially. Our Black Belt instructors have extensive experience working
children to overcome challenges. Class size is limited to only 7 students per class.
To sign up or to be put on our waiting list, please call (508) 852 - 3333.New Students space LIMITED!
Jim at New Horizon Karate (508) 852 – 3333 or E-Mail Jim@horizonkarate.net for more information.
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Master Alty has extensive experience teaching students with a variety of special needs. Over the past more than 30 years he has taught hundreds of students with learning, communication, social, as well as physical challenges. Students with Hyperactivity, Spectrum Disorders as well as Dyslexia and many other challenges do well with Master Alty's program. New Horizon Karate has consistent structure and rules which allows students to become grounded. The discipline is not heavy handed but rather teaches the student to learn to control themselves.
Many Special Ed students find success in our karate program quickly spreads to the rest of their life. New Horizon Karate's program incorporates the Brain Gym exercises as well as other developmental movements in order to balance the students mind and body. Many martial arts movements cross the planes of the body and use both the creative and logical sides of the brain together. These movements are very helpful to children with Asperger's (Autism) and hyperactivity Classes are taught in group or private settings as is appropriate for the individual student.