Another view those that may initially be opposed to jiu jitsu in public schools is that it encourages violence. Some people may think that jiu jitsu teaches people to be more efficiently violent, and we should not teach our youths this martial art. However, Jiu jitsu, much like many other martial arts, is not a martial art that the purpose and intention of learning is violence or inflicting harm upon others. Contrary to this, people who train jiu jitsu often learn when to defend themselves should they be put in a situation where self-defense is necessary, and otherwise people implicitly learn other more valuable ways resolve issues rather than through violence. Many people outside of the martial arts communities may view martial arts as …show more content…
Respect, commitment, dedication, and communication are social skills that are the major social skills that people that train jiu jitsu learn, and they will cross over into skills that youths can learn from jiu jitsu as well.
Respect for others and self-respect is something that is implicitly learned through jiu jitsu. Coaches teach respect to their students implicitly, meaning it is not something that is directly taught and stated in the sense of “you must have respect”. Rather, it is something that is part of the jiu jitsu culture. People that train jiu jitsu learn to respect their own bodies, as well as those of others. When training, respect is learned by paying attention to the coaches, which for youths also translates into learning patience to respect when the coach is instructing.
Commitment and dedication are also social skills that are learned through jiu jitsu. Children benefit by learning commitment and dedication in jiu jitsu through being encouraged to not give up. While jiu jitsu is a sport that takes time to learn, the length of time to master jiu jitsu is much longer (10 years to black belt) than martial arts and traditional sports. The commitment and dedication required to continue training is learned. Furthermore, the consequences of
Respect means to be polite, follow the rules, and to acknowledge the positive things in others. Respect is important because of the role it plays between mentors and mentees. I know that it is extremely important that there is an equal amount of respect between mentors and mentees in order for a healthy mentorship to form. An example of this is one boy that does one-on-one reading with me tends to be rowdy, talk back, and has a hard time settling in to start reading aloud. Once we started talking, found common ground, and could relate to each other more, there was more
Respect is very important both in the military and in the civilian world. In most cases, people can easily tell when someone respects them or not. Once they feel that they are being respected, they can instill more trust into a person, respect them back, and take what the person says to heart. They can put faith into that person. Once we earn someone’s respect, it is much easier to gain his or her cooperation. It is much easier to have them support us and take our sides. We don’t have to put as much effort in to getting them to listen to an order or doing what they are told. Respect must be EARNED. You must provide someone with your respect before they show you the same respect. This is what I mean by earning it. I do not believe that respect can be demanded or forced. Demanding someone’s respect will most likely lead to some type of conflict. Respect
Everyone wants to be respected. It’s in our nature, but in order to obtain respect, first of all one has to respect oneself. Second, one has to show respect to others in order to gain respect from them. If one doesn’t show respect to someone, that person may often feel blown off and lose respect for you. Respect in my eyes is like a math equation loyalty plus duty equals respect. respect is gained in conducting ones self in a way that others can stand
Showing respect to someone means you act in a way that shows you care about their feelings and well-being. Showing respect for others include things like not calling people mean names, treating people with courtesy, caring enough about yourself that you don 't do things you know can hurt you. Respect must be earned, it cannot be ordered or demanded and, once gained, it can easily be destroyed. Respect can be something that is earned. Respect is often thought of as earned or built over time. Often, continued caring interactions are required to maintain or increase feelings of respect among individual
In other cases respect is earned, and not given. What I mean by this is that, sometimes people must gain the respect of others. This can be earned in many ways, like being respectful of others, being the best you can be, and doing kind things for others. This respect can cause people to look up and follow in example of someone, and eventually making you an example for others to follow and look up to, on so on and so forth.
Respect toward others is a behavior learned the majority of the time in childhood. As well as respect, manners and accountability for ones actions is also learned. The
In many schools, they always educate students about respect. “- - It’s called respect! R-E-S-P-E-C-T! You give it to me, and I give it to you!- -” -( Respect Rap, unknown artist) Why would there be so many different schools teaching this single concept? That's because this word is really important. Respect is a word that you must know for the rest of your life, and it will also help you a lot in your life.
My father explained that respect shows everything about what kind of person you are regardless of wealth, culture, or class in society. A person without respect is quickly degraded in society. He explained how I should respect everyone as if they were my parents, teachers, or of a higher authority than me. He explain that respect expresses more about someone than appearance. It's an art of communication which would get me recognized in society. He explains that if I would show respect i would commonly be chosen over other people with the same experience for things such as jobs. When showing respect for someone, it means that you value for them.
Respect is something that is earned and it is not earned through the things that you say, but the things that you do. If you are trying to earn someone’s respect I guarantee you that if you just talked to them all of the time they would not like for that. You have to prove it through the things that you do and the ways that you act. This was a big thing back in the west. If a new guy came to town he did not earn respect through all of the people he talked to and the stories that he told, because those were just stories. He had to earn it by what he did. This is where actions really speak louder than words. Respect is also something that everyone in life is looking for, whether they know it or not and sometimes they think they have done everything to deserve it, when really they have not done the most important thing; prove they can follow up and what they say. You have to be able to back up all of the words that come out of your mouth with actions because there is just talking about doing something and then there is
One might believe optimistic outcomes require years of training. However, a recent study showed that novice practitioners were fully proficient in twenty-one different moves after only twenty-nine hours of training (Burke, Protopapas, Bonato, Burke, & Landrum, 2010, p. 31).Taking into consideration a daily practice in martial arts; observation of positive outcomes can be achieved in early as one to two months after implementation. Further, by training all students, there is a potential for transfer of knowledge to younger siblings, thus further reducing the time to benefit from the implementation of the program. In general, by eliminating apprehensions over safety, distress around cost, and hesitation regarding time to benefit, there is a clear route to realizing the overall positive aspects of a martial arts
I feel that if someone give a little respect that person will get a little respect in return. People get what they put in. on the baseball field my team had got into a fight with the opponents because no respect was given by
Respect can be in different forms too. It can be opening the door for someone behind you, It can be letting someone go in front of you in the grocery store line. There are so many small respectful things that you can do. Even respecting people and things in small ways shows what kind of person you are. Sometimes just doing something small can be better and more helpful than doing something big.
As your child's parent, you should reinforce those skills they are being taught during their martial arts classes by giving them consequences at home as well as all the praise they need when they do something you have asked them and they do it well. This will help your child's martial arts instructor with what they are trying to accomplish.
What is Respect? It's giving honor and admiration to someone or something. Respect is when accepting others feedback, Listening to others and what they have to say, And value other’s opinion. This means staying on task, and staying school friendly. Respect is one of the main rules at
It seems like many controversies are going on in our world today. Because of this, respecting others is vital to ensure that everyone feels important and listened to. If people think only about themselves without considering how their actions might affect others, people around them will not think highly of them. It will be hard to earn their respect in return.