CLASSES ARE OFFERED FOR EVERY LEVEL

• Visitor Passes include Day Passes, One Week Passes, 2 weeks passes & Monthly Passes.
• Uniform Policy: White, Blue or Black Gi only with no other affiliation patches. (Rash guard and spandex shorts is required for both, Gi and No-Gi classes). T-shirts are not permissible.
• No-Gi Classes visitors are required to wear black rash guard with no other affiliation patches + black shorts + spandex or compression shorts underneath black shorts. (Wearing only compression shorts is not allowed in class). T-shirts are not permissible.
• Do not wear the same Gi for two classes in a row.
• Visitors are welcome to stop by the academy and watch classes, no filming please.

MAT GUIDELINE

• Bow when entering and exiting the mat.
• Greet teammates upon entering the mat. Shake everyone hands upon entering 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.
• Before stepping foot on the mat, make sure to have your entire Gi on as well as a properly tightened belt.
• Do not remove Gi tops or rash guards in the mat and lobby area.
• Make sure you take your shoes off before entering the mat.
• Put shoes on immediately upon exiting the mat. This holds true even if you’re just going to the bathroom.
• Keep fingers and toenails short and trimmed.
• Always compliment your sparring partner 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.
• Ask instructor’s permission to leave before exiting the mat.
• Refrain from chatting while the instructor is talking.
• No cell phone on the mat during class.
• No picture or video taping the classes
• No food or gum on the mat.
• When the instructor assigns a task, continue doing that task until the instructor says otherwise. You can never drill a technique too many times
• Have fun!

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