Dojang Rules & Regulations
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Dues are to be paid the first week of each month.
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Always bow before entering and leaving training area (dojang).
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Do not wear shoes in the dojang.
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Remove all jewelry and similar items during class.
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No eating, drinking, chewing gum, smoking, or profanity in the dojang.
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Always bow before speaking to instructor.
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Always answer "Yes Sir" or "No Sir" loudly.
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During class, respond quickly to instructions without hesitation.
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Never argue with your instructor or other students.
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Always bow to your partner before and after exercise or techniques.
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Show enthusiasm, spirit, and good sportsmanship at all times.
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Practice at home (everyday at the same time is best).
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Always show respect to all students.
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Only suitable Tae Kwon Do uniforms shall be worn.
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Uniforms will be kept clean and presentable.
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Always face the opposite direction from the instructor when fixing your uniform.
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Always tie your belt in equal length.
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NEVER wash your belt.
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Keep all nails trim.
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No striking or kicking of dojang wall.
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No sparring without instructors supervision.
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No uncontrolled techniques.
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No striking below the belt (including groin).
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Contact to the face or head is prohibited (also the neck).
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Full safety equipment will be worn during sparring.**
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Street Fighting is strictly Forbidden unless it is in self-defense.
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Never use your knowledge and ability indiscriminately.
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When arriving before class, take the time to warm-up and stretch.
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Do not lounge around in the dojang or horseplay with others.
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Notify instructor if you will be leaving class early.
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Try to notify your Instructor when absent due to illness/vacation/conflicts.
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If coming to class late, fall in to the back of the class.
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Always do the best that YOU can do.
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FOCUS, FOCUS, FOCUS.
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The studio reserves the right to dismiss any member whose actions are in conflict with the teachings and tenets of Tae Kwon Do.
** Full safety equipment includes, head gear, mouth piece, chest protector, hand and foot pads, and groin protector.