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Basic Rules and Regulations

COMMITMENT TO GROW WITH THE PROGRAM

  • To attend class regularly to strengthen mind, body and spirit.

  • To share my strengths and wisdom for others, not for selfish goals.

  • To use my strength and wisdom to bring harmony and peace.

  • To open myself to obtain enlightenment of self and the principles of nature.

 CODE OF BEHAVIOR

  • Be aware of your language: no profanity; do not speak negatively about others; use proper respect at all times, etc.

  • Carry yourself in a mature manner (no horseplay in the Dojo)

  • Encourage your fellow martial artists.

  • Do not show arrogance, anger, or frustration.

 

CLASS RULES

Class rules and regulations are established to guide students toward achievement of our common goal:  “Training Mind, Body and Spirit”

 

  • Students who enter or exit class will acknowledge with a bow (to masters, seniors, and fellow students).   Remove hats, shoes, and jewelry.

  • Students late for class will ask the instructor for permission to attend class.

  • During the class there will be no profanity or laughter.

  • Students should show respect at all times. 

 

SHOWING RESPECT

The spirit of mutual respect is vital to the Martial Arts.  So important is this idea that the first technique taught is the bow showing respect.  The bow is the physical expression of the most important principles of Martial Arts.  These principles are: 

  • That we trust one another.

  • That we value one another.

  • That we have good will for one another.

When we bow to one another, mind and body are united in action.  Such unity is essential for developing skill in any of the martial arts.  Oriental philosophy teaches us that outward displays of respect is not a sign of weakness; rather, they are a sign of strength.  Showing respect for others is the first step in creating a positive way of life for yourself.  When you respect others you encourage them to respect you, too.

 

Expectations of Parents

  • Have your child at all practices

  • Help your child practice at home

  • Be a supportive parent for the Grandmaster and his team

  • Be a positive role model

  • Be there when your child is successful or when struggling for success

  • Cheer for all students

  • Look for opportunities to work with your child on the skills of Martial Arts

  • Don’t interrupt class

  • Please talk quietly when class is in session

  • Please do not instruct your child while class is in session

 

 

 

 

 
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