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Training Rules and Etiquette

General

  • Bow when you enter and Before you leave the Dojang, it signifies not only respect for your instructors and classmates, but respect for yourself, the art and life in general

 

  • Respect all Your Instructors and fellow students or opponent at all time.

 

  • Shoes should not be worn on the mat unless given permission or wearing martial art shoes.

 

  • Punctuality Before class (please try not to come more than 15 minutes early or 5 minutes late) and if the previous class is still going on, please quietly wait in the lobby

 

  • Fairness When doing workouts with a partner, please behave equally and without ulterior motives. Unsportsmanlike conduct is not tolerated here

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  • Chewing Gum is strictly prohibited

 

  • Sitting When Required to Sit, Sit with your leg crossed, back straight and wrists on your knees

 

  • Considerate Towards others, Swearing and offensive language is not tolerated

 

 

  • Outside of the Dojang you should carry yourself with confidence and humbleness and always be a great representative of Mozhdeh Martial Arts

 

  • Helpfulness Be Always willing to assist other students during preparation. You may also be able to help the teacher in integrating new students into the group

 

  • Openness Be Always open with your classmates and refrain from bragging

 

  • Uniforms and Personal hygiene Take pride in your uniform by wearing it neatly. Wash your uniform after each training session. Finger nails and Toe nails must always be kept clean and short, Shower before and after training

 

  • Safety Wear no jewellery in class

 

  • Greeting When you meet your instructors away from the club, greet them with Taekwondo Etiquette and respect first before an informal exchange

 

  • Conduct Remember your own act is seen as a direct reflection of your Instructor

 

Character is simply habit long continued.

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Rules

Little Tigers

lil tigers program

These rules are for our 4-7 years classes. White belts need to know the first 3, and all other belts need to know all 5.

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  1. Listen to your parents and teachers

    • Parents can talk with their kids about ideas such as respect for this rule.
       

  2. No kicking or punching other people

    • Exceptions:

      • If a responsible adult/Taekwondo coach is helping you practice AND you have their permission. (Kids can practice with their parents at home when their parents say it is ok but they need permission every time. When coaches say it is ok at training, then they can for the time the coach says it is ok for). Another kid can never give permission to be hit, unless the activity is supervised by a Taekwondo coach (e.g. during sparring).

      • If in danger and it is the only option (but note that, if possible, getting out of the situation is always the safest option).
         

  3. No talking to strangers
     

  4. Always try your best and never give up

    • Parents can talk to their kids about values such as resilience and determination
       

  5. Learn new things and have fun.

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