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This guide
is provided for
information of
prospective new
members. Please read
carefully. If there
any matters about
which you are not
entirely clear,
please ask either a
coach or the parent
representative.
1. All prospective
members must
be at least 8 years
of age and undertake an initial
six-week Beginners
Course. This is
mainly to allow
prospective members
an introduction to
the club and its
activities without
commitment on either
side. Appropriate
clothing must be
worn to training
sessions during this
course.
2. The Beginners
Course will cost
prospective members
an initial fee plus
standard mat fees
for sessions
attended according
to current rates.
3. At the conclusion
of the Beginners
Course, prospective
members will be
invited to join the
Club. The current
annual membership
fee for the club
will be immediately
payable,
irrespective of the
point in the year
the member joins the
club. The initial
charge will include
membership for the
remainder of the
year of joining, a
new judo suit ( any
size ) and a Sale
Judo Club badge.
4. Mat fees
according to the
current rates will
be payable by
members for each
session attended.
5. Members must wear
a proper judo suit.
The club badge must
be worn on the suit
and is obtained from
the club at cost.
6. Grading of
members will take
place at
pre-arranged times
throughout the year.
Members should take
grading as soon as
they are considered
by their coaches to
be ready.
7. For grading,
members must hold a
valid licence issued
by the British Judo
Council ( BJC ).
This licence will be
applied for by
members through the
club prior to the
members first
grading with the
appropriate fee
payable to the BJC.
This licence will
need to be renewed
annually.
8. The mat fee for a
grading session will
be set by the club
and will be higher
than the normal mat
fee.
9. Members and
prospective members
must follow the club
rules as set out
below.
The rules of Sale
Judo Club laid down
for the conduct of
Members are as
follows:
Students
must :
Not go on the mat
unless invited to do
so by a coach.
Not leave the mat
without first asking
a coach.
Not wear shoes onto
the mat.
Wear a suitable Judo
Suit with Sale Judo
Club badge. Other
martial arts attire
is not suitable for
Judo training and
may not be worn.
Only white Judo
suits may be worn on
the mat;
NO OTHER COLOUR
IS PERMITTED
Take the training
seriously and behave
in a correct manner.
Be punctual for
training sessions.
Observe the Club
etiquette ( see
below )
Not eat in the Dojo.
Parents
must :
Not attempt to
“coach” or otherwise
distract students
from the edge of the
mat.
Disclose any
relevant information
that may affect the
students
participation in
Judo training, i.e.
medical or physical
conditions (
Regrettably,
individuals with
epileptic conditions
are automatically
precluded from
joining Club
activity )
Club Etiquette
:
Shoes / slippers
must be placed at
the edge of the mat
Bow to the centre of
the mat immediately
before entering or
leaving the mat.
Line up in grade
order before and
after training
session in a
straight line.
After bowing at the
beginning and end of
a session, wait
until the coach(s)
arises before
standing yourself.
Ask a Coach for
permission before
leaving the mat.
Shoes / slippers
must be worn after
leaving the mat to
go to the toilet
etc.
Bow to your opponent
before engaging in
practice.
Respect your
opponent at all
times.
Never loose your
temper
Students
must realize that
what is taught will
be dangerous unless
used with
discretion.
Knowledge acquired
must be used only in
the sport of Judo,
or in self-defence.
Neither Sale Judo
Club, nor its
Instructors can be
held liable for any
injuries sustained
whilst training in
the Dojo.
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