Dear Mark Nothdurft / Staff and The Mountain Tiger Society,
Our developmentally disabled clients from the Nostalgia Group here in Denver have noticeably grown since attending martial arts instruction under your guidance. Your kind of training is sorely overlooked for our friends that truly need a way to protect themselves from harms way. The discipline, balance and agility for the disabled threat your school teaches will last them a lifetime and may very well save them from a bad situation or injury in the future.
My clients’ confidence has matured and they have more control over their bodies with the exercise during your lessons. I realize that your mission is unique and I am thankful for the exceptional opportunity that you offer to the participants to our day program.
Please, anyone who is a parent or counselor, who can make the decision to involve people with disabilities in the martial arts should do so as soon as possible.
Sincerely,
– George L. Brangoccio Jr.
Director / Day Services
The Nostalgia Group, LLC
“I have fun learning and my balance has gotten better, too. And now I know how to protect myself.”
–Scott, student
“I look forward to coming down to class and learning steps to protect myself.”
–Gino, student
“The classes teach discipline in a fun way and everyone enjoys it. They also promote focus on simple tasks.”
–Brooke, Day Program Counselor
“Everybody is treated fairly in class and it’s a good place to learn.”
–Jason, student