Master Dave of The House of Warriors – Vero Beach shares how his lifelong motto, “It’s just work,” shaped his mindset in martial arts and life. Discover how discipline, effort, and the willingness to start over create lasting growth for kids and adults alike.

In Tang Soo Do, “Shi Sung” means line of sight — to look before you act. In this week’s Weekly Warrior, Master Dave of The House of Warriors – Vero Beach shares how this ancient martial arts concept helps kids and adults sharpen focus, awareness, and decision-making both on and off the mats.

Our recent Trunk-or-Treat event wasn’t about attention for The House of Warriors — it was about celebrating community. From parents and teens to adults and local businesses, everyone came together to create something special. In this week’s Weekly Warrior, Master Dave reflects on how community spirit is the foundation of every true martial artist.

At The House of Warriors in Vero Beach, “Tired Does Not Exist” isn’t just a saying — it’s a mindset. Master Dave shares how one of the studio’s busiest weekends ever became a lesson in resilience, leadership, and the unstoppable warrior spirit.

Master Dave shares the meaning behind his new black belt certificate wall and the importance of knowing where we come from in martial arts. Discover how understanding your lineage deepens respect, pride, and purpose — for kids, teens, and adults alike.

Perseverance is the fuel behind every black belt. At House of Warriors in Vero Beach, we show kids, teens, and adults how to push past challenges, stay consistent, and discover just how strong they really are — both on and off the mat.

Live performance has always been one of the most powerful ways to showcase martial arts. In this issue of The Weekly Warrior, we revisit the history of demonstrations, their lasting impact, and how our demo team in Vero Beach continues to inspire new students.

“In Tang Soo Do, we are taught not just to defend ourselves, but to defend those who cannot defend themselves. Protecting the weak with courtesy and modesty is more than a martial arts rule—it’s a way of life that empowers us to bring kindness, courage, and strength into the world.”

This week’s Weekly Warrior explores the Korean concept of Chung Jik (honesty) and how practicing honesty in martial arts training and in life creates growth, courage, and stronger communities.

Growth is never easy—but it’s always worth it. When I moved to Vero Beach in 2022 to start over, it was a leap of faith. Nearly four years later, I’ve watched our students grow alongside me—young kids who are now leaders, adults in their 60s mastering advanced skills, and families thriving together through martial arts. This month’s Open House is more than an event; it’s a celebration of growth in our community.

Being an underdog teaches lessons that success alone never could. When you’ve had to fight for every opportunity, you develop grit, perspective, and appreciation. At Master Dave’s House of Warriors in Vero Beach, we remind our martial arts students—kids, teens, and adults—that the underdog mindset is a strength. Stay humble, never forget where you came from, and always stay true to yourself. These values matter on the mat and in life.

In Nae — the Korean principle of endurance — is more than pushing through a hard workout. It’s the mental resilience to stay the course, in the dojang and in everyday life. Learn how this martial arts mindset can empower kids, teens, and adults in Vero Beach and beyond.

Sometimes, even when something is working… you still need to upgrade. This week’s Weekly Warrior is all about growth—even when things are already going great. Learn why we’re remodeling the studio, and how that mindset applies to martial arts, school, work, and life. A must-read for kids, teens, and adults alike!

Looking back can often show us how far we've come. In this issue of the Weekly Warrior, Master Dave shares his martial arts journey—from a 13-year-old boy needing guidance to a 36-year martial artist and school owner. Discover how reflecting on your small wins can help you achieve big victories.

At House of Warriors in Vero Beach, we teach more than punches and kicks — we teach life skills. In this issue, Master Dave discusses how learning to keep commitments and honor promises builds stronger kids, better adults, and a more disciplined life both on and off the mat.

Breathing isn't just about oxygen — it's about control. In this week’s Weekly Warrior, we explore how proper breathwork in our Vero Beach martial arts program improves physical performance, reduces emotional outbursts, and builds long-term resilience in both kids and adults. From sharper strikes to calmer minds, learning to breathe may be the most important skill we teach.

This week at House of Warriors, we saw martial arts in its truest form — not just in punches or kicks, but in compassion. Campers shared lunch with a friend who forgot his, and two students helped a struggling peer out of kindness, not pity. Martial arts builds more than skill — it builds heart. In this issue of The Weekly Warrior, we explore how empathy is one of the strongest traits a warrior can have.

This week at House of Warriors, we saw martial arts in its truest form — not just in punches or kicks, but in compassion. Campers shared lunch with a friend who forgot his, and two students helped a struggling peer out of kindness, not pity. Martial arts builds more than skill — it builds heart. In this issue of The Weekly Warrior, we explore how empathy is one of the strongest traits a warrior can have.

On Memorial Day, we reflect on the brave servicemen who helped bring martial arts to America. Discover how Korean War veterans like Chuck Norris trained in Tang Soo Do and sparked a martial arts movement that still thrives today at House of Warriors in Vero Beach.

Sparring isn’t just a martial arts drill—it’s where everything you’ve learned comes to life. In this week’s issue, we explore why proper sparring is essential for students of all ages and how it builds confidence, discipline, and resilience far beyond the mat. Whether you're in it for fitness, self-For kids and adults, this simple but powerful rule builds resilience, self-defense skills, and real-world confidence. Every challenge you face is an opportunity to grow stronger. K