Etiquette

Always bow when entering or leaving the Dojang (hall) and salute the flags if hanging.
No unnecessary talking in the Dojang especially during the lesson.
Instructors should be addressed as Sir and Senior Instructors as Master.
When speaking to an Instructor you should always bow before and after.
Always be respectful and courteous to each other and especially your Senior Grades.
No jewellery to be worn during training.
During class when at ease student should stand with feet shoulder width apart and with hands behind the back. No hands on hips , as this is highly disrespectful.
Uniforms must be worn to all training sessions. If out of uniform students should line up at the back of class.
Never question your instructor’s methods or instructions during class or in front of other students .This does not mean you can’t ask questions.
Always inform your Instructor of any medical issues before commencing training.
When sparring with a student of lower grade or skill level it is important to use restraint and control.
When training one should always foster a strong martial spirit, have a sense of fun and enjoyment and above all never quit! Remember Black Belts are white belts that never quit!!!!!!!!