The Benefits of Private Lessons

Private lessons offer individual training and coaching with Master Nick Scrima and are the quickest way to improve your martial arts skills. They are ideal if you are a fast learner and might get bored with group classes or if you are a slow learner who may feel overwhelmed in a group environment.

The benefits of private lessons include:

• One-on-one attention from Master Scrima
• Fast-track learning at your own pace with direct assistance
• Tailored to meet your personality and learning needs
• Flexible scheduling
• Develop precision in specialized skills and fine-tune techniques

Your First Private Lesson

Whether you are a beginner or an experienced martial artist looking to advance your training you may have some apprehension about your first class. If you are new to martial arts you may not be sure exactly what you need to learn and don't feel confident about your ability on your first private lesson - don't worry! Master Scrima will demonstrate and teach you basic techniques and principles that will start building your martial arts foundation; he will evaluate your current level and recommend an appropriate training regimen.

If you are an experienced martial artist Master Scrima will evaluate your skill; based on your interests and needs, he will develop a training program that will offer you the opportunity to learn at a higher level and maximize the effectiveness of your sessions.

So whether you are a beginner or an expert Master Scrima will help you fulfill your potential and achieve your goals.

When can you take private lessons?

Master Scrima offers private classes six days a week, usually in the morning between 8 am and noon. However, arrangements may be made for afternoon classes if that suits your schedule.

Suggestion: Because group and private lessons each offer significant benefits, we offer a combination program that includes some regular group lessons and some one-on-one lessons. By combining private lessons and group classes you will get the best of both worlds and maximize the benefits received from your training.

Confucius said, "Do not enlighten those who are not eager to learn, nor advise those who are not anxious to give an explanation themselves. If I have presented one corner of the square and they cannot come back to me with the other three, I should not go over the points again."