Warrior of the Kingdom

Jorge Luis Murrieta Jr

Changes Noticed

  • “He learned to play sports and games to have fun. Competition is good, but he was taught to be a good teammate.”

What Surprised/Impressed Me

  • “He was excited to go work out and bond with his teammates. He looked forward to it every day and getting him ready was not a difficult task.”

What I’d Tell Another Parent

“If you’re looking for a motivational and fun way to get your child to do exercise — this is the way to go!”

Child/Teen Reflection

“It was fun and I want to do it again!!”

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She loves the costly freedom in Dostoevsky and the steadfast hope in Tolkien—stories that teach courage, mercy, and the long obedience of love.

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