Introduction of Tae Kwon Do Rules and Regulations

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. No talking while class is in session. Talking is permitted only if a student has a question or a problem. Students should tell the instructor of any physical problems. Tae Kwon Do uniform must be clean and white with the school patches on it. No food or drink is allowed in the Do-Jang. Fingernails and toenails must be trimmed, and no jewelry is allowed during exercise. Students must have instructor's approval to represent the school in a martial arts championship tournament. Tae Kwon Do students cannot teach Tae Kwon Do to others without instructor's approval. Tae Kwon Do students cannot demonstrate any Tae Kwon Do techniques to others without instructor's approval. Tuition fees must be paid on time and promotion fees must be paid in advance. Tae Kwon Do students may visit any other martial arts school, but they cannot participate in sparring without instructor's approval. Tae Kwon Do students cannot take more than one promotion test at a time. Tae Kwon Do should be adopted by students as a lifetime exercise program. Lowest ranked students are required to sweep the Do-Jang after every practice. When talking to instructors, Tae Kwon Do students must address them as "Sabum-Nim" or "Sir/Ma'am." Tae Kwon Do students must be helpful to the community. Tae Kwon Do skills are not to be used for hurting or killing people, but can be used in life and death situations. Respect your instructor and never betray instructor's trust. Be willing to exercise hard and try to enjoy Tae Kwon Do. Never miss Tae Kwon Do daily exercise. Tae Kwon Do philosophy encourages students to become honorable human beings with perfect character and physical condition. Tae Kwon Do students must always act and think in a positive manner.