Casper Martial Arts Academy

2105 E. 12th St.
Casper, WY 82609
Located at the Beverly Plaza
(307) 577-7447

Fitness Kickboxing

Class Schedule

Meet the Instructors

Tae Kwon Do at Casper Martial Arts Academy teaches a realistic martial art for today’s world. The hand techniques are from Western Boxing which compliments the Korean Arts great kicking techniques. Because we believe in a well balanced program, basic concepts of Judo and Jujitsu are incorporated into the TKD classes along with the modern Israeli art of
Krav Maga giving each student a well rounded experience.
CMAA’s Philosophy
In 1996 Mr. Bradach opened Casper Martial Arts Academy after being a Judo and TKD competitor for many years. Mr. Bradach realizing that stand up fighters needed a basic foundation in ground fighting. He incorporated grappling in to the TKD curriculum in 1996. In 2000 under the tutelage of Rhon Mizrahi he received his instructor certification in KRAV MAGA He was so impressed with the Israeli Martial Art he added it to the TKD Program. Mr. Bradach believes that all of his instructors should have an indepth knowledge of their base art along with basic understanding and rankings in other arts,. His Instructors are trained in the latest teaching techniques and concepts to assure you of a quality experience in our programs.
The traditional aspects of Tae Kwon Do are maintained but are combined with more modern day techniques to give the student a well rounded background in Martial Arts. Also, in 2000 CMAA joined AIKIA under the leadership of Black Belt Hall of Famer, Dr. Jerry Beasley. Dr. Beasley, who shares Mr. Bradach’s philosophy, encouraged the idea of adding realism and adding what is best to your base martial art. Our carefully structured program brings out the best in each and every child. Our Program will:
• Build self-confidence and self-esteem that will pay off for the rest of your child’s life.
• Develop self-discipline; giving your child the power to resist the numerous bad influences her/she will face.
• Increase concentration that very often pays off in the form of better grades in school.
• Increase self-control, listening skills and focus.
• Increase your child’s overall fitness level.
• Teach realistic self-defense.
When students master difficult Tae-Kwon-Do skills or pass an arduous test to promote to the next belt level, they gain a sense of real achievement. That builds confidence in themselves. As students rise in rank, they are expected to become role models for new students.