Code of Conduct
Without rules and guidelines there is Chaos, any student who choses to train at YR TEAM must follow these basic rules to keep everyone safe and in a good enviroment.
- Use your training wisely. Martial art training is used to increase your physical, intellectual, emotional, and social skills. In any situation, martial arts should only be used as self-defense or in competition.
- Real Martial Artist are respectful to everyone they encounter inside and outside of the dojo.
- To become the best you can be, train regularly and work on improving one step at a time
- Maintain the highest positive attitude possible. The better you act, the better you will train, and the better you will become.
- Attend class regularly and avoid inconsistency. Make sure you practice good habits and work to become very organized.
- To master the posture of a martial artist, eliminate negativity by controlling your temper, avoiding bad habits, and understanding the concept of empathy.
- Practice being punctual at everything you do. This is the best way to earn the respect of others.
- Make safety a priority inside and outside of the dojo.
- Show respect to others by having good hygiene and not using profanity or negative comments.
- Avoid the temptation of teaching others outside of class.
- Always wear a clean, well-pressed uniform to class, No gum or food and remove all jewelry.
- Set goals and work hard until they are achieved.
- Please do not practice anything not formerly taught by an instructor.
- Let an instructor know immediately if you have an injury or feel ill.
- Accept criticism as a way to help you improve your abilities.
- Bow when entering or leaving the mat of the dojo; it is a sign of respect
- Adhere to the Senior / Junior relationship at all times.
- No shoes on the mat.
- If you arrive late sit quietly on the mat until instructor grants permission to join class.
- Never correct a senior student. (this goes for all grades, for example, a white belt should not advise a blue belt on technique. If you have issue with something that is going on, speak to a Instructor privately)
- Carry out the directives of the instructor promptly. Do not keep the rest of the class waiting for you.
- No personal issues into Dojo.
- Do not overly correct your partner in class. We learn best through experience, not words.
- No rough-housing or needless contest
- If you see something dirty or something that needs attention, clean it or notify a senior.
- When you are given directions or an order always sound-off loudly with Osu or Yes Sir.
- If you are called upon in class to come to the front of the dojo and assist Sensei do it quickly and with honor.
- Bring a towel to class.
- All Equipment and gear should be cleaned and put back to proper place.
- All belongings should be placed in a cubby located in a locker room.
- Must wear shoes off the mat.
- Never call out a higher level student or an instructor or Sensei to fight, wait till they call you.
- Do not come to class under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Keep those habits awy from the Dojo.
- No leg or Foot locks until Brown Belt. Only straight Foot locks for White Belts and above.
- No Neck cranks, No Slams, Eye Gouge, Groin Shots, Scratching, Biting, Cursing, and Screaming.
- Make sure to keep Nails and Toe Nails fully trimmed and cleaned.
- All Students must come to Every Graduation to support their fellow Team Mates.