A respectful, safe, professional environment for every member.
Equipment is not required to take advantage of the Free Pass. Show up in workout clothes , we'll handle the rest.
Once you're enrolled, this is the gear required for ongoing training in each discipline.
The standards we hold ourselves to. Please read before your first class.
Show up before class starts. Wear a clean uniform appropriate for the discipline. Hygiene is a sign of respect for your training partners and the mat.
Every class starts with a formal rank lineup and a bow. This is how we open the mat and acknowledge the lineage every student is now part of.
Respect for the head instructor is foundational. In class, the head black belt is addressed as Professor. This applies to children and adults alike.
Your safety and your training partner's safety always come before pride. Tapping is part of training, not a failure. Tap early, tap often, and let the technique work.
Every roll, every spar, every drill. We start and end with a handshake. It's not a formality , it's how we build a culture where everyone feels safe pushing themselves.
How you carry yourself sets the tone for everyone around you. Stand respectfully. Speak respectfully. Train respectfully.
Talking on the mat should be kept to a minimum and should relate to the class material. Save the side conversations for the lobby , the mat is for training.
Kids train alongside adults at the Center. Language stays clean , on the mat and in the lobby.
The lobby is a family space and a community space. All changing happens in the restrooms or locker rooms.
Gym bags, footwear, and personal items belong in the locker rooms during class , not on the mat or in the lobby.
Leave the space the way you'd want to find it. A clean facility is a sign of respect for every member who uses it after you.
Parents, students, and visitors are not permitted to coach from the lobby or the side of the mat. Coaching is the coaches' job , let them do it.
If something needs to be addressed , about a class, a coach, another member, or anything else , bring it directly to Professor Kevin. We handle issues in person, respectfully, and quickly.
These rules exist for one reason: to keep the Center the kind of place where every member , kids, parents, beginners, competitors , feels safe, respected, and able to train at their best.
A private one-on-one trial is the right way to start. Walk through the Center, meet a coach, and learn the standards firsthand.
One private session with a black belt. One walk-through of the Center. Zero pressure. Reserve before the timer ends and your offer is held if you decide to join.
