Student Rules and
10 Commandments
Student Rules
- When entering or leaving the DO-JANG, execute a bow of respect to the displayed national flags.
- Execute a bow of courtesy to the Master, Instructor or black belts when arriving and leaving the DO-JANG.
- Remove shoes upon entering the DO-JANG and place them in the provided rack or designated area. Shoes are not worn on the training floor.
- The DO-BOK uniform should be clean and complete at all times.
- Avoid bringing valuables to class.
- Remove all jewelry, including rings, earrings, necklaces, bracelets, watches, etc., prior to engaging in training.
- Observe a degree of personal hygiene. Toenails and fingernails should be neatly trimmed.
- Strict attention is to be given to the Master or Instructor at all times. Conversation is to be kept to a minimum during class.
- Profanity, loss of temper, horseplay, loud laughing and talking, or any display of lack of self-discipline or respect for others will not be tolerated.
- Be on time for all classes. If you arrive early for a class, take the opportunity to do warm-up exercises and to practice your POOMSAE forms. Do not lounge about.
- Practice only those POOMSAE that have been presented to you by the Master or Instructor. Do not try to skip through observation of higher belts.
- Do not inquire concerning examinations for promotions to a higher grade. When the Master decides that you as an individual are ready for the examination, then he will invite you to test.
- No free sparring without permission from the Master or Instructor.
- Tae Kwon Do techniques are not to be applied out of the DO-JANG without permission from the Master, unless circumstances involving your safety or the safety of others require it.
Home Rules for Children
- Children shall greet their parents with “Hi, Mom! Hi, Dad!” when they enter the house and tell their parents “Goodbye!” when they leave.
- Children will always be respectful to their parents, teachers and elders.
- Children will be kind to their brothers and sisters.
- Children will keep the household neat and clean.
- Children will keep their hair, body and teeth clean daily.
- Children will not interrupt adult conversations.
- Children shall fix the recipe Straight A’s daily.
- When you come home from school, open the refrigerator and have a glass of milk, juice or water.
- Open your book to review what you studied today.
- Review what you will study tomorrow.
10 Commandments
- Be loyal to your country.
- Be obedient to your parents.
- Be loving between husband and wife.
- Be cooperative between brothers and sisters.
- Be faithful to your friends.
- Be respectful to your elders.
- Establish trust between teacher and students.
- Say no to drugs.
- Stand up for what is right.
- Always finish what you start.