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- Be punctual for class.
- Bow when entering and leaving the dojo
and workout area.
- Always refer to the senior instructor
as Sensei.
- Always refer to black-belt students by
their last name, i.e., Mr., Ms., or Mrs.
- Always treat the dojo, your instructor
(sensei), senior students (senpai), peers and junior students
(kohai) with respect.
- There is no horseplay in the dojo.
- Keep your uniform (gi) clean and in good
repair. Carry your belt inside equipment bag or rolled inside
your uniform.
- Practice good hygiene. Keep your finger
and toe nails clean and trimmed.
- For safety, do not wear jewelry, watches
or rings during training.
- No eating, drinking, or chewing gum during class.
- Be attentive and alert in class. Don't
lounge about, talk or walk in a casual manner during class or
warm-ups. If asked by the sensei to move from one area to another
the rule is, "...more then two steps - run!"
- Do not leave class without permission.
- Be prepared to help the dojo, your sensei,
and your fellow students while at the dojo.
- Most important - train hard! Mentally
prepare to push yourself, and to be pushed, every time you train.
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- To seek perfection of character.
- To be sincere and honest.
- To show strong spirit.
- To respect others.
- To refrain from violent behavior.
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