The Creating Safe Spaces seminar, held on May 7 at the Mississauga dojo, was taught by CWO (Ret’d) Paradis and further solidified several directives of CMAC Dapo such as our vision-mission, higher-arching directives, and codes of conduct.
Here, you can learn the 3 steps to admission: (1) Application (2) Assessment (3) Enrolment. By doing so, we hope you’ll learn more about CMAC Dapo, martial arts, and also yourself/your child, and your goals.
A trial class is a regular class, where a prospective student is allowed to participate. It is the best way to know what it is like to be a student (and parent) of CMAC Dapo. We hope that this guide helps you prepare and have the best experience possible, no matter where your first class may be.
A trial class is the best way to know what it is like to be a student of CMAC Dapo. The assessment’s aim is to help you learn about us, and also about yourself. We also hope it reinforces the goals you want to achieve through martial arts.
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CMAC Dapo offers sparring and kickboxing for kids ages 8-12 and youth. Students will engage in fitness conditioning, pad and mitt work, sparring drills, and free sparring.