
Premises
Msida Dojo (Address: 65, Triq il-Licew, Msida)
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Our Msida premises is situated close to Junior College/Hamrun Lyceum schools. Easily accessible by bus or by foot from central locations such as Msida, Hamrun, Gzira, Pieta, Sliema, etc with plenty of street parking in the vicinity.
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Kordin Dojo (Address: TCK, Corradino Heights, Kordin l/o Paola)
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Our Kordin premises is situated inside the Tennis Club Kordin in Corradino, limits of Paola. Close to Junior College/Hamrun Lyceum schools. Easily accessible by foot from MCAST/Paola square or by car with numerous street parking slots available right outside the premesis.
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Rules & Etiquette
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Please try to be punctual and try to arrive at least 5 minutes earlier.
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Bow/shake hands to your Instructor and training partner before and after practice.
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Classes begin with students lining up in descending grade order.
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Classes end with a formal bow to the instructor in lining up in descending grade order.Keep a respectful posture on the dojo.
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When the Instructor is demonstrating a technique, please pay attention.
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If you are late ask permission of the Instructor to start the class.
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If you need to leave the class earlier ask permission of the Instructor.
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Keep finger and toe nails short for everyone's safety.
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The Gi must be washed after every training.
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Shoes or flip-flops must be worn out side of the dojo at all times.
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The Gi must be worn at all times, except for Nogi classes.
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The belt represents your progress. Keep it on.
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All metal objects, jewellery, piercings, necklaces or other such items should be removed.
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Any clothing worn underneath the Gi or for No-Gi must be without zips or buttons.
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Never roll when you are sick, with open cuts or feeling unwell. Please make sure to read and understand Jiu-Jitsu competition rules (IBJJF). If in doubt, ask the Instructor.