Code of Conduct
- STUDENTS -
· Always be respectful and support fellow students.
· Arrive at least 10 minutes before your reserved class.
· Inappropriate language, and bullying peers or Instructors is NOT allowed.
· Always wear shoes or sandals when you leave the mat.
· Students must wear a rash guard or t-shirt under their Gi.
· Shoes, food, drinks, & electronics are not allowed on the mat.
· Remove jewelry, piercings, & necklaces during training and store all personal belongings neatly in your cubby.
· Keep feet and hands clean. Keep fingernails and toenails neatly trimmed.
· If you are sick, please do not attend class. Provide staff advanced notice and we will gladly reschedule your missed class.
- CLASS ETIQUETTE -
· Bow before entering the mat, and before leaving the mat.
· Address black belt instructors as Professor and non-black belt instructors as Coach.
· Acknowledge your instructors - bow and shake their hands.
· During instruction, students must sit or stand in good posture.
· Do not leave the mat without permission from the Professor or Coach.
· If you are late, wait off the mat until the Professor gives you permission to join.
· After your class is finished, place your uniform in the laundry basket.
- DISCIPLINE -
· Students are expected to follow the instruction of Professors and Coaches. If they do not, Instructors will:
· Issue a verbal warning to stop behaving in an inappropriate way;
· Issue a timeout on the training area. Student must sit alone quietly and will not be allowed to participate for a brief amount of time until the Instructor invites them to rejoin the class;
· Issue a timeout off the training area. Student must remove their gi jacket and sit quietly off the mat until the Instructor invites them to rejoin the class.
- PARENTS -
· Online pre-registration is highly encouraged due to class size restrictions and instructor lesson planning.
· We encourage parents to allow their children to learn in a distraction-free environment by not staying inside DOJO during their child’s class.
· No coaching your children or other students during class.