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EPISODE · Dec 9, 2025 · 14 MIN

The Progress Check – One of the Most Important Days in Your Child’s Life with Dr. Greg Moody and Sr. Master Laura Sanborn

from KarateBuilt Martial Arts

In this Success Training episode, Chief Master Greg Moody, Ph.D. and Senior Master Sanborn dive into one of the most important milestones at KarateBuilt Martial Arts — the Progress Check. They explain how this day goes far beyond technique or testing. It’s about measuring discipline, effort, and leadership — and making sure the entire support team is involved. That means not just parents, but anyone in charge of schedule, finances, transportation, or custody. Listen as they share how families can prepare, what to expect, and why attending together helps students set powerful goals for Black Belt and beyond. It’s a reminder that success in martial arts — and life — happens when everyone works together toward growth. Key Takeaway: Show up, bring your whole team, and be ready to see your child’s next step toward becoming a Black Belt in life. To see more, visit: www.KarateBuilt.com and www.KarateBuiltPodcast.com

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