Victory Martial Arts

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Victory Martial Arts Raised Over $3,000 For Local Red Cross Chapter

The Victory Martial Arts program in Brookings recently hosted a Break-A-Thon event on Saturday, December 4 to raise money for the local Brookings County Red Cross. The annual event was once again a huge success with Victory Martial Arts students raising over $3,000 in donations for the local Red Cross Chapter. Students of the program hit the streets in November to raise money for the event by seeking support from family, friends, and neighbors. There were over 25 student participants with some students raising money in the range of $200 to $500 individually.

"The event was a great opportunity for our students to learn the value of giving back to their community. We strive at Victory Martial Arts to teach our students the importance of being leaders in the community and helping those in need. The flood event in Brookings County left the local Red Cross chapter strapped for resources, so I am very pleased that our program could help them when they needed it most. The students worked hard to seek donations and they were rewarded with a job well done." Says Miss Jennifer Briggs, owner of Victory Martial Arts.

Each student of Victory Martial Arts broke 10 boards each, using various kicks, elbow, knee and hand movements. Sponsors for each student were asked to make a specific pledge per board or just a simple donation.

The fundraiser was aimed at assisting the Brookings Red Cross Chapter with daily needs as well as for the services they provide to the local county community.

Along with the support of donations raised by students, several local businesses also rallied to the cause with special thanks to the following sponsors of the event: Kleinjan Chiropractic, ASC Automotive Service Center, Brookings Radio, Dairy Queen, Prairie Graphics, and Homestead Do It Center.

A special thank you to Homestead Do It Center for donating over 400 boards for the event!


Women's Self-Defense class on KELOLAND

Victory Martial Arts held a women's self-defense class on May 1st, 2010. Women who participated in this class learned how to defend themselves from attackers and steps to prevent any unwanted harrassment.


Interview with the Collegian

Victory Martial Arts gave the Collegian self-defense tips for women. There will be a free women's self-defense classes on May 1 at 3 p.m. Please check out our "Contact Us" page for directions to the gym.


B93 Radio Interviews

Miss Jen was interviewed by B93.


Black Belt Demo ~ 3/5/2010

Thank you to all the black belts who participated in the Victory Martial Arts Black Belt Demonstration.


Victory Martial Arts Break-a-thon

The 2009 Victory Martial Arts Break-A-Thon has been recognized on a national level by MSNBC. The 2009 Victory Martial Arts Break-A-Thon has also been recognized on a local level by the Brookings Register. Thank you to everyone who donated and participated in this event.


A Victory Family

The smallest and most important component of any society is the family. The love, trust, and security in a family allows an individual to grow and mature into a contributing and successful member of society.

That is why we like to refer to ourselves at Victory Martial Arts as a family. The love, trust, and security offered at our school truly allows an individual to grow and mature both as a person and as a student of the martial arts.