A charitable trust founded in memory of a murdered MMA fighter is launching an anti-violence education program for South Auckland students, emphasizing self-control, de-escalation, and emotional regulation, with plans to scale nationally and advocate for broader societal change.
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Yeah, I mean, like a whole lot of things, self-control. de-escalation, protecting themselves, protecting their energy. And just like how to approach a situation calmly when they're under pressure and just responding rather than reacting. A lot of the stuff that we learn through our training through martial arts. So we're trying to, you know, pass that on to people that haven't been in touch with martial arts as much as we have.
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teaching emotional regulation in high-risk communities
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