discipline - respect - politeness - respect for others - courtesy - humility - self respect - modesty - courage
- No coaching.
- Bow when entering and exiting the mat
- Greet teammates upon entering the mat
- Welcome all guest and visitors by introducing yourself- Treat newcomers as you would like to be treated
- Use respectful language and behavior, especially around minors
- No curse/swear words allowed at the academy
- Always use a clean, dry gi (white, black and blue gi only). Do not wear the same gi for more than two classes in a row. Age 4-8 please try and have a blue gi when first starting. Some kids are senstive to having a different colour uniform.
- Before stepping foot on the mat, make sure to have your entire gi on as well as a properly tightened belt
- Keep your gi & belt on during class. If it falls off put it back on. If it falls off during rolling place it to the side.
- Do not remove gi tops or rash guards until the class has ended
- Must have rash guard for No-Gi class.
- Should have rash guard/t-shirt under the gi.
- Make sure you take your shoes off before entering the mat area
- Keep finger and toenails short and trimmed and please shower
- Always compliment your sparring partners and shake/touch hands before and after the roll
- Only apply as much force as needed. Never intentionally harm anyone
- Be on time to class. If you happen to arrive late, wait at the entrance to the mat till the instructor says it’s okay for you to join. Catch up as best you can with the lesson please do not disrupt others in your lateness
- Ask instructor’s permission to leave before exiting the mat
- Refrain from chatting while the instructor is talking
- No video taping the classes without permission
- No food or gum on the mat
- Please tidy up after your kids
- When the instructor assigns a task, continue doing that task until the instructor says otherwise. You can never drill a technique too many times!
- Focus on your journey and do not compare yourself to anyone else.
- Not a rule but encouraged >>> Do Your Best And Have Fun!
- Bow when entering and exiting the mat
- Greet teammates upon entering the mat
- Welcome all guest and visitors by introducing yourself- Treat newcomers as you would like to be treated
- Use respectful language and behavior, especially around minors
- No curse/swear words allowed at the academy
- Always use a clean, dry gi (white, black and blue gi only). Do not wear the same gi for more than two classes in a row. Age 4-8 please try and have a blue gi when first starting. Some kids are senstive to having a different colour uniform.
- Before stepping foot on the mat, make sure to have your entire gi on as well as a properly tightened belt
- Keep your gi & belt on during class. If it falls off put it back on. If it falls off during rolling place it to the side.
- Do not remove gi tops or rash guards until the class has ended
- Must have rash guard for No-Gi class.
- Should have rash guard/t-shirt under the gi.
- Make sure you take your shoes off before entering the mat area
- Keep finger and toenails short and trimmed and please shower
- Always compliment your sparring partners and shake/touch hands before and after the roll
- Only apply as much force as needed. Never intentionally harm anyone
- Be on time to class. If you happen to arrive late, wait at the entrance to the mat till the instructor says it’s okay for you to join. Catch up as best you can with the lesson please do not disrupt others in your lateness
- Ask instructor’s permission to leave before exiting the mat
- Refrain from chatting while the instructor is talking
- No video taping the classes without permission
- No food or gum on the mat
- Please tidy up after your kids
- When the instructor assigns a task, continue doing that task until the instructor says otherwise. You can never drill a technique too many times!
- Focus on your journey and do not compare yourself to anyone else.
- Not a rule but encouraged >>> Do Your Best And Have Fun!
LOCATION
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PHONE
416-988-6548 |
EMAIL
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