Martial Arts with the Real Karate Kid

Welcome to Younghollywood. com. What's up everybody? Brian Roly here in North Hollywood. Today, we're going to check out XMA. That's Extreme Martial Arts. I'm gonna be interviewing a little guy you might have seen in a million ad campaigns. He's in movies. He's everywhere. His name is Booboo Stewart. Let's check it out. Before I step on this mat, I figured I might as well get a little burn going since these guys are.

Whoa, um, I'm Mike Chat. This is our place, the XMA World Headquarters. We do Extreme Martial Arts, and we just mix all the martial arts together with a little bit of acrobatics, gymnastics, the performing arts.

And I'm Booboo Stewart. I'm a student here. I train.

Two, one, go!

contest. Good. tornado? It's really cool. I love the trampoline. Yeah, yeah, the trampoline looks like some fun. That doesn't hurt the bum. He would be a model student for self control.

We started this thing called Extreme Martial Arts. Why? Because that's what everyone sees in in TV on the video games that they play in Power Rangers. And so we just put it into a program so now people can learn how to do it. When you see Matrix and you go to a martial arts school, now you can get Matrix moves, not just Karate Kid.

Now Booboo. You're modeling, you're acting, you're kicking people's butts. I think you've got another talent. I heard a rumor that you are a musical artist.

Yes, I'm on the Disney Channel. I'm in a group called the T-Squad.

T-Squad?

We all sing and dance. Me and this other boy and this girl we do flips and everything.

Yeah, this kid is a show off. Look at that, step by step. Ready, one? Okay. Top! Top!

Okay. If a 13-year-old can do it. I can get to it. All right, so why don't you tell us a little bit about what we got here?

I'll do a round off layout and I'll just like hold it and it just feels like it's flying.

Mike Phone. Yeah! Yes. Brian Roley, Extreme Martial Arts, World Headquarters. And this is Young Hollywood, and we're out.