MUSA TAEKWONDO 

In ancient times, the place of training (Dojang) was often a religious building. As a result the building itself held a special significance in the life of the martial arts student. The spiritual significance of both the Dojang and the act of training fathered a culture and etiquette of it's own

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Musa TKD Dojang Rules

• Bow to your Dojang before entering and when leaving.
• Bow before you enter or leave the mat. 
• Bow to your instructor before and after training together.
• Bow to black belts when you first see them.
• Please stand up when class bows to the flags.
• Bow to your partner before and after sparring. 
• Show respect to your Dojang. Don’t laze around because it is a place of dedication.
• Don’t smoke in the Dojang.
• Wear your uniform. Keep it clean and tidy. This shows self-discipline.
• Don’t wear any jewellery during class. 
• Don’t face the instructor if you need to adjust your uniform.
• Don’t swear. To do so is to lack respect to your instructor, fellow students and your Dojang.
• Discuss matters of concern to your instructor, this shows trust and respect to your studies in TAEKWONDO.
• Don’t call your instructor by the name in the Dojang. You can use “Sir” instead.