What Parents Are Saying About Rising Sun Martial Arts in Jupiter
Welcome to Rising Sun Martial Arts—where parents in Jupiter, Abacoa, and Palm Beach Gardens trust us with what matters most: their kids’ confidence, growth, and future. From shy 5-year-olds to goal-driven teens, our program has one mission: To build confident, resilient kids who lead with courage—on and off the mat.
A Smarter Path: Filipino Martial Arts (Kali) at Rising Sun
If you’re a parent searching for kids karate in Jupiter, you’re likely asking an important question: “What’s the best martial arts training for my child?” You want something that builds confidence, improves focus, encourages respect—and keeps your child physically safe. That’s exactly why families across Abacoa, Jupiter, and Palm Beach Gardens choose Rising Sun Martial Arts.
Why Filipino Martial Arts May Be a Safer—and Smarter—Alternative for Kids Than Jiu-Jitsu
We’re not afraid to say it: at Rising Sun Martial Arts, we believe Filipino Martial Arts (Kali) offers a far superior option—for your child’s safety, mental development, and long-term success than Jiu-Jitsu.
Why Our Kids Had to Earn Their Black Belt Before They Could Quit
And early on, my wife and I made a commitment to each other—one we’ve kept through all the “I don’t wannas” and “Do I have to go’s”: Our kids could stop martial arts… but ONLY after earning their black belt. Not because we wanted them to become lifelong martial artists. Not because we were obsessed with trophies or titles. But because we believe deeply in the power of finishing what you start.
🔎 Yes, Your Child Can Focus — Here’s How RISING SUN Martial Arts Helps Them Makes It Happen
That’s why so many parents are turning to Rising Sun Martial Arts, where students don’t just learn self-defense—they grow into strong, focused, and respectful leaders.
Not Coachable, Not Employable: What Martial Arts Teaches To Kids and Teens That School Doesn’t
Let’s be honest—life after childhood isn’t easy. It doesn’t come with gold stars for participation or trophies for showing up. It rewards resilience, initiative, and the ability to take direction, work with others, and lead when necessary. And here’s the thing. If your child isn’t learning these skills now… when will they?
A Visit to Remember: Training with Grandmaster Val Pableo at Rising Sun
Training with one of the most skilled Grandmasters of Filipino Martial Arts—SGM Percival “Val” Pableo—is always a joy. His collaboration with Rising Sun and Mr. Buzick highlights not only his technical mastery but also his infectious passion and dedication to the art. Known for his dynamic 2-day stick and knife seminars, GM Pableo brings traditional Doce Pares techniques into modern contexts, ensuring both deep respect for heritage and relevance for today’s practitioners.
The Real Reason Your Child Needs Martial Arts (Even If They Don’t Want It)
There are a few non-negotiables in parenting. You make your child brush their teeth, even when they whine. You take them to school, even if they protest. You schedule doctor checkups, even if they’d rather be doing anything else. Why? Because you know these things are essential for their well-being and future. Now here’s a question…
Wants vs. Needs: Why Letting Your Child Quit Might Be the Wrong Move
Kids Don’t Always Choose What’s Best for Them. Ask most 7-year-olds what they want after school, and you’ll probably hear:“Snacks. iPad. Pajamas.” You probably won’t hear: “A structured martial arts class where I’ll learn patience, resilience, and character.” That’s because children aren’t wired to seek out challenge. They’re wired to seek comfort. But comfort rarely leads to growth.
Why Your Child NEEDS Public Speaking
Fear of public speaking — known as glossophobia — is one of the most common forms of anxiety. It can range from mild nervousness to paralyzing panic. In fact, studies suggest that up to 75% of people experience this fear, making it more common than the fear of heights, spiders, or even death.