Archive for September 2018

We are honored to be one of 23 organizations to receive Chick Fil-A’s True Inspiration Award! Each year, Chick-Fil-A honors and supports community organizations from across the country that are investing in and inspiring our future leaders. With almost 10 years of teaching and training boys, the Cave of Adullam via our nonprofit The Yunion has inspired and transformed countless lives. Please join us in thanking Chick-fil-A for this recognition!

On October 17, 2016, our founder was invited to the White House to present the CATTA’s work at President Obama’s My Brother’s Keeper (MBK) Showcase! The MBK initiative was created to address persistent opportunity gaps faced by boys and young men of color and ensure that all young people can reach their full potential. Watch a short video clip of our recruits being acknowledged by Micheal Smith (Special Assistant to President Obama and Senior Director of Cabinet Affairs for MBK) at the White House.

After one of our videos went viral with over 40 million views on Facebook and YouTube, our founder Jason Wilson was invited to be a guest on the Dr. Oz Show to discuss the CATTA’s Emotional Stability Training®. The segment inspired hundreds of thousands of people! To watch, please click HERE or the above play button.

Martial arts instructor Jason Wilson became a sensation in August when a video of 9-year-old Bruce Collins III went viral, racking up nearly 1.5 million YouTube hits.

This is why we need the villlage.

“Assim que encontramos uma dificuldade, queremos parar. Sentimos a dor e queremos desistir”. Para ajudar crianças a lidar com essa angústia, uma escola de artes marciais ensina também educação sentimental.

ADHD, which stands for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, is a common neurodevelopmental disorder among children. Symptoms of ADHD, such as forgetting or losing things, talking too much, and impatience, can often make school, family life, or dealing with friends difficult for kids with ADHD.

This amazing martial arts teacher just proved why it’s OK for boys to cry.

The lesson learned by this young man during martial arts training at The Cave of Adullam Transformational Training Academy will follow him for the rest of his life.

“It’s OK to cry. We cry as men.” This martial arts school in Detroit is teaching boys and their families some serious life lessons.