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Hwang's School Rules
- Salute in
respect to the National Flags, when entering or leaving the
training area.
- Address
properly and bow when meeting your instructor; also when leaving
the may be addressed as Master Hwang or using Korean "Sa-bumnim".
Proper respect will be given to all persons of higher rank, and
common courtesy and respect will be extended to all individuals.
- Strict
attention will be paid to the instructor at all times. Talking
will be kept to a minimum during class.
- Be on time
for classes.
- Practice
only those "poomsays" (Forms) that have been taught to you by an
instructor. Do no try to skip ahead by watching higher belts.
- Keep
yourself clean at all times. Toenails and fingernails must be
kept trimmed.
- Students
should not bring valuables to class. The dojang is not
responsible for loss or theft of valuables.
- For your
safety, as well as the safety of others, all jewelry must be
removed before training starts.
- Shoes must
be removed before entering the training area.
- Anyone not
wearing a "dobok" (uniform) will not be permitted in the
training area. Your dobok must be kept clean at all times.
- Profanity,
loss of temper, horseplay, loud laughing or talking, or any
display of lack of self-discipline will not be tolerated.
- There will
be no smoking, gum chewing, eating or drinking while in the
dojang.
- There will
be no sparring without the permission and supervision of Master
Hwang.
- No weapons
are allowed in the dojang.
- When Master
Hwang calls on you in class, always respond with "Yes Sir" or
"No Sir".
- When sitting
in class, sit with your legs crossed.
- When
straightening your dobok and/or belt, face away from the flag
and Master Hwang.
- Shirts must
be worn in the dojang, even in the hottest weather.
- Hats are not
allowed in the training area.
- If a student
is planning on participating in a championship, he or she must
speak with Master Hwang first.
- When giving
or receiving something form Master Hwang or a person of a higher
rank, always use both hands.
- Be humble,
not arrogant.
- Be polite.
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