If you're like most parents you want your kids to have fun and learn important life skills at a Summer Camp.

But which one, there's so many of them?

Have them try something unique, a Martial Art Summer Camp but not just any Martial Art camp, a "Patenaude Kung-Fu Camp open to all 6 to 13 year olds".

What's the difference you might ask?


Let me explain.

On the last day of our camp, we always ask kids: "If you had to compare our Kung-Fu Camp with others you've done elsewhere in the past, how different was it?"

The response is over-whelming. The kids get really involved and aren't afraid to give their opinion:

"I never done anything like this before"
"All we did was sit, paint and draw all day"
"We weren't allowed to run, I guess they were right, we had no space, they called it a camp but we stayed inside most of the time"
"Nothing we did ever challenged me"

And when we hear comments like these coming from 6 year olds and 11 year olds we really get inspired and motivated to keep on offering our camp every single year.

The problem.

Most people don't know about us. They don't know that a facility like ours exist right here in Canada. Casselman, Ontario to be exact.

Check out the specs:

16 acres of land and forest.

A training facility that can accomodate 100 kids no problem.

A Super-Secure Aerial Park.

(Certified by the biggest aerial park installors responsable for most parks in Tremblant, St-Sauveur, Caverne Lafleche, we're actually good friends with the owner) with 35 stations suspended right in the air in the middle of the forest.

Testing their balance, fear of heights, motor skills and Confidence.

A park we're expanding every single year.

A Confidence Course (Military Style) composed of Climbing Walls, Balance Logs, Monkey Bars, the works.
A vast knowledge of Martial Arts with over 200 different drills they go through to increase Focus, Confidence, Flexibility, Strength, Anti-Bully Tactics, and Self Protection.

A 35 x 35 Pool.

A Fullly Functional Cafeteria.

Personal Development Workshops specialized in helping kids develop their Self-Esteem, Attitude, Respect, Discipline and Leadership Skills.


We've been to camps ourselves and boy do we wish we had gone to a camp like this one when we were young.

A good summer camp experience or a bad one for that matter, lasts a life time.

So please before making a decision on where to go next year, I strongly urge you to compare our camp with others you might be considering.

We hope you will discover us in the near future and really give your kids an unforgettable summer camp experience.

Next camp dates are June 26 & 27, 2008.

Click here to register your child. Include name and phone number where you can be reached.

See you at camp.

Sifu Martin

Labels: Summer Camp