THE FIVE TENETS These 5 tenets act as a moral code and guideline as each student progresses through the levels of training. To help keep the idea of respect freshly embedded, the instructor will recite these tenets once the students have bowed onto the mats. This is a traditional way to remind its users that Taekwondo is based around self-improvement and humility.
CLUB TENENTSOur Rules, Values & Oath
Taekwondo is a discipline based sport and as such there is an expectation that all club members will follow and abide by the values that are centuries old, and still hold true today.
OUR RULES SImple And Easy To Follow
Always wear a correct and clean dobok (uniform)
Always come prepared for training.
Never muck around at training.
All nails should be clean and cut short.
Belts should never be left on the ground.
No shoes on the mat.
No jewellery
All safety gear should be clean and worn for sparring.
Respect your Masters, Instructors, and fellow club members
Always bow before entering and leaving the mat as well as on arrival to the dojang.
No fighting or misusing Taekwondo outside of the centre.
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Dojang (Training Centre)
128 Market Street North, Hastings, 4122