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Upon entering and leaving the Dojo, you should do a standing bow towards the Shomen. |
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Bow towards the Shomen when stepping on or off the mat. |
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Class is begun and closed with a formal bow towards the Shomen and then the Sensei (instructor). |
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You should be on time for class, preferably early; but if you are late, wait for Sensei to invite you onto the mat. |
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During the class the instructor should be addressed as Sensei. |
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Before beginning and after training with your partner, they should be thanked with a sitting or standing bow. |
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Remove all jewelry and keep your fingernails and toenails short. |
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Make sure your hands and feet are clean before stepping onto the mat. |
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Keep your gi clean, in good shape and free from offensive odors. |
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Food and drink (except water), or smoking is not permitted in the Dojo. |
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If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask a senior student or Sensei. |
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Never use someone elses's Bokken or Jo. |
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Shoes or sandals are not allowed on the mat. |
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Dojo cleanliness is everyone's responsibility. |
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Fingernails and toenails should be kept short with smooth edges. |
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