Lessons-In-The-Loft near Cap ON (293 Result(s))

The LTPA is a locally-owned company serving elementary children in the Ottawa region since 1994. In partnership with the school boards, we are proud to have expanded our programs over the years and now provide exciting, educational and family friendly programs in over 40 elementary schools. Our mission is to offer programs that appeal to young children and meet the needs of their parents. Our programs are designed around the children having fun in a supportive environment where they build their self-esteem and confidence. Our motto of “Students helping Students” is about promoting positive social interaction among the children so that every child will learn and benefit from teamwork, fair-play, and friendship. Our programs give parents the peace of mind and trust that their children are growing in a safe, nurturing and structured environment, under the care of qualified supervisors and certified trainers. Bullying or negative criticism from any child will not be tolerated.

My passion in life is helping my students nurture a unique and fulfilling relationship with music through education. I look forward to your curiosities, goals, and creative flow; and building off of that to explore what music has to teach us. It’s never too early or too late for music education! All are welcome, regardless of age or experience. Music education is a great way to not only stay in tune with your unique creativity, but also improves cognitive function, memory, attention span, and IQ! The fall season is a great time to take on a new journey! Lesson times will be made to work around your schedule and your learning style, and your first trial lesson is free. We can take some time to get to know each other and discuss what it is about music that encouraged you to reach out.

Kru Scott has been training in Martial Arts for 12 years. He started in Okinawan Karate in 2001, and later expanded to Muay Thai in 2005. Scott opened The Melbrook Martial Arts Academy of Muay Thai in August of 2012. In December of 2012 World Muay Thai Association (WMA) Canadian President Kru Alin Halmagean took notice, and in recognition of his dedication to the sport and art of Muay Thai, Alin awarded to Scott the title of Kru in Muay Thai with all honors and privileges. Opening in July 2012, The Melbrook Martial Arts Academy was established as a hardcore Muay Thai training facility catering to people wishing to compete in Kickboxing bouts. The workouts were hard, the conditioning drills were hard: it wasn’t a place for beginners to learn the art and seeing people throwing up was the norm.