RT-BJJ
DOJO Etiquette

RT-BJJ

DOJO ETIQUETTE

No shoes on the mats.

Spectators must be mindful of conversation volume levels when classes are taking place.

All devices must be on silent mode

Shoes or flipflops must be worn at all times when off the mats.

Always bow to greet your professor when entering the mats to give respect.

If you are late for class, you must wait to be invited to on to the mats.

Classes begin with students lining up in Grade order.

Bow or handshake your partner before and after practice to give respect.

When the instructor is demonstrating a technique, every student ust pay attention and not talk.

No swearing on the mats.

The belt represents your progress, keep it on.

A rashguard or top must be worn underneath your Gi.

The Kimono and Rashguards must be washed after every session.

Personal hygeine should be practiced

Keep fingernails & toenails short & clean for everyones safety. No nail extensions.

Hair is to be tied back and away from the face.

All metal objects, jewellery, piercings or other such items should be removed. Even wedding rings. This is for everyones safety

No food or drinks on the mats.

Never roll when you are sick, with open cuts or feeling unwell.

Always use the toilet/changing rooms provided. We are a family friendly DOJO so please dress appropriately at all times.

We encourage the use of our lovely outside area but ask that the golfers are respected and that the noise levels are kept to a reasonable level. 

Children are not allowed to run around on the grass but must stay on the decking area. 

No coaching from parents.

We hope you agree that we are not asking members/parents to adhere to anything too severe/restrictive. Just basic respect & courtesy for one another inside the DOJO. We want to maintain our welcoming and laid back environment but with a strong foundation of mutual respect for our training partners and the mats. Many Thanks,

Renato Tarullo

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