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The Studio Combat Academy
& Martial Arts Centre
Westgate
Long Eaton
Nottingham
NG10 1EF
07958 570 892
SDF MODERN STREET COMBAT
COMBAT JU-JITSU
KICK BOXING
www.studiocombatacademy.co.uk
[email protected]
CLUB INFORMATION
Contact Details
Chief Instructor Richard Lane
Studio Combat Academy & Martial Arts Centre, West Gate, Long Eaton, NG10 1EF
www.studiocombatacademy.co.uk
[email protected]
07980 590055
Class Prices
Classes (Adult 16+)
All Classes: Adults & Juniors
Monthly payment option 1 train up to 3 times a week
Monthly payment option 2 unlimited training
*Pre-paid at the beginning of each month by standing order or cash
£5.00
£5.00 per lesson
£45.00*
£60.00*
Kickboxing classes are not included in the monthly Payment options these are pay as you go.
Membership Prices
First Year Membership (Adults 16+)
First Year Membership (Junior 11-15)
£40.00
£30.00
Kickboxing Membership £55.00
Kickboxing Membership £45.00
ALL Annual Renewal (Adults 16+)
ALL Annual Renewal (Junior 11-15)
£30.00
£25.00
Membership price includes ASMAA/SDF membership, Grading licence, Insurance and club T-shirt. Discount to all
ASMAA and SDF seminars, events and courses and access to the members only area on Studio Combat Academy
website.
Kickboxing membership also includes Club training bottoms.
Class Timetable
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
7pm - 8pm
10am - 11am
Modern Street Combat/Self-Defence 11+
Women only Self-Defence (open to all 11+)
6pm - 7pm
Kickboxing Class 6+
7pm - 8pm
Combat Ju-Jitsu 13+
7pm - 8pm
8pm - 9pm
Modern Street Combat/Self-Defence 11+
1st Week in every month - High Grade Class
12.30pm - 1.30pm
2nd Week in Every Month - Stick & Knife Class
3rd Week in Every Month - Combat Grappling Class
Self-Defence Class (open to all 11+)
Friday
10am - onwards
Private lessons
Saturday
9.30am - 10.30am
10.30am - 11.30am
Combat Ju-jitsu Open to (all 6+)
Modern Street Combat/Self-Defence Age 11+
11.30am - 12.30pm
Kickboxing class 6+
10am - onwards
Seminars/Guest Instructors/Competitions/Grading’s
6pm - 7pm
Combat Ju-Jitsu
Sunday
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CLUB INFORMATION
Equipment Price's
ITEM
PRICE
Clothing:
Club T-Shirt Adults
Club T-Shirt (Womens Fitted)
Club T-Shirt Childrens
Club Vest Adults
Club Hooded Sweatshirts Childrens
Club Hooded Sweatshirt Adults
Club Kickboxing Trousers Childrens (Satin)
Club Kickboxing Tousers Adults (Satin)
Replacement Belt
Gi Ju-Jitsu Childrens (White)
Gi Ju-Jitsu Adults (Black)
£12
£12
£10
£11
£20
£25
£12
£15
£5
£27
£37
Gum Shield Adults & Juniors
£2
Head Guards:
Dipped Foam
Leather Pro
Stick/Escrima
Gloves:
Boxing Gloves Kids Leather
PU Boxing Gloves Adults (Black/Red)
Boxing Gloves Adults Leather (Black,Red,Blue)
MMA Gloves (Black, Red,Yellow)
Stick/Escrima Gloves (Black)
Groin Protectors:
Standard Male
Deluxe (Male & Female)
£20
£30
£40
£20
£20
£27
£20
£30
£7
£11
Shin Guards:
Dipped Foam (Black,Blue,Red,White)
Standard (Black,Red,Blue)
£13
£15
Foot Pads:
Dipped Foam (Black,Red,Blue,White)
Leather (Black,Red,Blue)
£20
£25
Body Protection:
Ladies Chest Protector with Inserts
Stick/Escrima Reversable Body Armour
Foot Wear:
Training Shoe Leather Childrens
Training Shoe Leather Adult
Zori Sandles Adults/ Childrens
Weapons:
Rubber Knife
Escrima Stick Single
£30
£40
£27
£35
£7
£3
£8
If you require any equipment that is not listed above please inform us and we can get you a
price.
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SDF MODERN STREET COMBAT/ SELF - DEFENCE
Welcome to the ASMAA/SDF Self-Defence System. This particular System has been over FIFTY years in the
development. It is based around amalgamations and adaptations of several systems of personal combat and 1000’s of
hours of both practice and study by the Head Founder: Dave Turton 10th Dan and his many loyal and highly skilled
students.
As a complete, total and ‘all-round’ system, there is an equal balance of both the physical and non-physical aspects of
the art of self-defence. MSC self-defence also covers the methods of ‘self-protection’ and ‘personal safety’, methods
that are often lacking in many of the more common martial arts systems and styles.
What is MSC Self-Defence?
In some ways it may be better to ask what it ISN’T, as will become clearer later on.
On the PHYSICAL side, the actual techniques are based on a combination from several sources, all of which have been
extensively studied by the Founder and Head: Dave Turton 10th Dan.
Dave has been involved in the combat Arts since 1961, and as 10th Dan Black Belt is OFFICIALLY Europe’s highest graded
pure self-defence instructor. He founded the Self-Defence Federation (SDF) in June 2000 and ASMAA in 2011 and is a
well respected and highly rated Expert in the fields of personal combat, having taught most of the better-known UK
instructors in this field. There is simply no one better qualified to both Head ASMAA and the methods advocated by it.
Because there is simply no one SINGLE art, system or style of martial art that covers EVERY aspect of realistic selfdefence, ASMAA and Dave Turton used methods from many sources, including (unusually, some NON Oriental methods)
the following systems/styles.
Goshinkwai (Dave studied Goshinkwai from the early 1970’s up to the late 1990’s) … Combat Ju-Jutsu (several styles),
Dave holds three separate 7th Dans in 3 distinct styles of Ju-Jutsu) … Atemi-Jutsu (Dave is a 5th Dan in this Art, which
is the art of nerve and pressure point striking) … Combat Grappling … (this being the combination of the Ju-Jutsu,
some Judo, and many methods from British and European Wrestling/ Grappling styles, and even a few techniques from
Indian Sohal Dhal and Murma Adi Grappling … The UK methods are mainly from several styles of the Old ‘Catch’
Wrestling, the Ancient British Arts of 'PAG' & 'CRAYLING', and the European Arts of CHAUSSON & SAVAUX, two varieties
of French Kicking methods.
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Because there are NO sporting applications to the MSC System, there are NO restrictions in its training methods as
such. This is not to say we are overly 'violent' and uncontrolled. In fact the opposite is true. Although the methods
and techniques may appear to be much more Aggressive and 'Brutal', the need for greater restraint and control in
training is greatly emphasized.
ALL MSC Self-Defence methods are geared TOTALLY towards modern 21st century Street Self-Defence & SelfProtection ideals. There are NO defences against 16th Century Japanese spears or swords, no use of Japanese or other
Foreign languages, no GI’s (Martial Arts training suits), no 'bowing' or enforced etiquette. The MSC SELF-DEFENCE
SYSTEM is NOT a traditional martial art in any way, therefore it is not restricted by the confines of the manner in
which traditional methods are taught or practiced.
The emphasis is on developing each INDIVIDUAL to their own personal abilities, based on age, sex, physical condition
etc. Fitness although an asset is in fact NOT a pre-requisite to good self-defence, as if you are unfortunate enough to
be in a self defence situation, the MSC methods are based on getting safe in a very short time. We are NOT training
for 10 x 3 minute rounds, as would many combat sports competitors.
On the THEORETICAL side, the main PRINCIPLES & CONCEPTS of the System are explained and studied. It is ONLY by
intelligent application of these principles; by their PHYSICAL methods that we can hope to best survive violent
encounters. Indeed all the Physical Techniques are no more than a physical application of each and every principle.
These principles are comparatively simple and basic in the early grades, but obviously become more complex as the
students progress.
Each actual GRADING SYLLABUS will list both the PHYSICAL TECHNIQUE AND THE MAIN PRICIPLES REQUIREMENTS for
that Grade.
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SDF MODERN STREET COMBAT / SELF-DEFENCE GRADES
There are FOURTEEN actual Grades within the MSC Self-Defence System.
These break down as:
SEVEN (7) Kyu numbered: 7th to 1st Kyu, and
SEVEN (7) Dan or Black Belt Grades, which are numbered: 1st to 7th Dans
Each Grade is denoted with a coloured belt
Belt From
Belt To
Minimum Time
Minimum Hours
Pass
Mark
White Belt 7th Kyu
Red 6th Kyu
3 Months
15
60%
Red Belt 6th Kyu
Yellow 5th Kyu
3 Months
15
60%
Yellow Belt 5th Kyu
Orange 4thKyu
3 Months
20
65%
Orange 4th Kyu
Green 3rd Kyu
3 months
20
65%
Green 3rd Kyu
Blue 2nd Kyu
3 months
25
65%
Blue 2nd Kyu
Brown 1st Kyu
3 Months
25
70%
Brown 1st Kyu
Black 1st Dan
12 Months
90
70%
The Dan Grades
1st Dan … Black Belt with ONE Red Tag
2nd Dan … Black Belt with TWO Red Tags
3rd Dan … Black Belt with THREE Red Tags
4th Dan … Black Belt with FOUR Red Tags
5th Dan … Black Belt with FIVE Red Tags
6th Dan … Red & White Belt
7th Dan … Red & White Belt
Please note also the LAST grade actually taken ‘on the mat’ is for the 5th Dan Black Belt. 6th & 7th Dans are AWARDED
for contributions.
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COMBAT JU-JITSU
Studio Combat Academy’s Combat Ju-Jitsu System is based around amalgamations and adaptations of several
systems of Self-Defence and Personal Combat. However, it is not merely a ‘best bits’ martial art, It is a
combination and all round system developed by Dave Turton 10th Dan over 50 years. Because there is no one
single art, system or style of martial art that covers every aspect of realistic Self-Defence, the Combat Ju-Jitsu
System uses methods from many different sources including (but not limited to) the following systems/styles:
Goshinkwai Yawara Ryu, Several Ju-jitsu/Judo styles, Atemi-Jutsu (nerve and pressure point striking), Combat
Grappling, British & European Wrestling Styles, Indian Sohal Dhal and Murma Adi Wrestling, several styles of Old
English ‘Catch’ & Lancashire Wrestling and several kicking arts including kickboxing and Savate.
The system although from very traditional roots, is evolutionary in its process which means it is always revisited
and revised, moves forward to accommodate today’s violent society. The principles remain the same but the
techniques may change.
Although the system is not truly traditional and is geared towards modern 21st century street self-defence and
self-protection ideals, we still have several traditions we keep in order to protect the system’s roots but also to
ensure we are training safely, are respectful of one another and to develop discipline in ourselves not only
when we are training but also in our everyday lives. We train in GI’s (Ju-Jitsu training suit), barefoot, use a
coloured belt ranking system, bow before stepping on and off the mat, to our Instructors and to one another
before we practice or Randori (free sparing) and use the occasional Japanese word. However we are not here to
learn Japanese, we are here to learn to defend ourselves in an ever increasingly violent society.
As the grades get higher a certain amount of personal freedom is allowed on the grading. This is to
accommodate individual’s choice and you will notice on some of the grades it will say ‘Any Finishing
Technique’.
You will learn from a variety of instructors to give a depth of knowledge and to try different variations of
technique most suited to yourself. Seminars are held to further your knowledge and we invite some of the top
instructors in Self-Defence to our academy. There are no ‘clones’ in the Combat Ju-jitsu system.
It is important to understand what really makes this system unique, isn’t just the techniques and methods but
the understanding of Principles, Concepts & Applications. Technique is almost secondary to the application of
the main principles.
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Classes are based on some fitness/stretching warm up and warm down plus pad work, Technical demonstration,
partner work and Randori (free sparring). The techniques shown on the syllabus are for grading purpose’s and give
each belt level a structure to work towards and to be tested on, however, different techniques will be shown in
class and some are not required or cannot be demonstrated effectively on a grading i.e. eye gouging, throat
striking etc.
The grading must show technical ability and control but we must also learn to be aggressive and brutal should our
life be threatened.
There are obviously some techniques that cannot be used in sparring or competitions etc. but can and must be
used on the street.
COMBAT JU-JITSU GRADES
Note: The techniques and drills shown within this syllabus are the general requirements for each grade. Some
elements may be varied at the discretion of the instructor/grading officer in order to test the abilities of the
student. The syllabus exists to ensure each student can demonstrate an understanding of a range of techniques
and principles. The grading is split into areas all of which are a requirement on each grade.
Grading’s are held approximately every 3 months. There are a minimum amount of hours required each month
and an overall amount between each grading.
Belt From
Belt To
Minimum
Time
Minimum
Hours
Pass
Mark
White 9th Kyu
White Junior
Red
White/Red Junior
Red 8th Kyu
White/Red Junior
Yellow 7th Kyu
White/Yellow Junior
3 Months
12
60%
3 Months
12
60%
Yellow
White/Yellow Junior
Orange 6thKyu
White/Orange Junior
3 Months
12
65%
Orange
White/Orange Junior
Green 5th Kyu
White/Green Junior
3 months
12
65%
Green
White/Green Junior
Blue
White/Blue Junior
Blue 4th Kyu
White/Blue Junior
Purple 3rd Kyu
White/Purple Junior
3 months
12
65%
3 Months
12
70%
Purple
White/Purple Junior
Brown 2nd Kyu
White/Brown Junior
3 Months
24
70%
Brown
White/Brown Junior
Brown/Black Stripe 1st Kyu
Brown/Black Stripe Junior
6 Months
45
70%
Brown-Black Stripe
Brown/White Stripe Junior
Black 1st Dan
White/Black Junior
12 Months
90
70%
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ASMAA KICKBOXING
Kickboxing is a term used for many stand up martial arts that developed around the world, which include Muay
Thai, Savate (French Kickboxing), Full contact Karate, Japanese Kickboxing (K-1), Kyutooki (Korean Kickboxing),
Sanda (Chinese Kickboxing) and Bando (Burmese Kickboxing).
The common theme with all the arts is they use a gloved (boxing) fist hand technique similar to western style
boxing; mixed with kicking techniques and other striking weapons such as the elbow and knee. Clinching, sweeps
and throws are also allowed in some Kickboxing style matches.
The ASMAA syllabus was developed for Light Continuous Kickboxing, Full Contact Kickboxing and Japanese
Kickboxing.
Full Contact Kickboxing and Light Continuous
Full contact Karate (American Kickboxing) was developed in the 1960’s by Joe Lewis and allows hand and foot
techniques above the waist, striking is done with the hand and foot only. The first US World Champions at the sport
were Joe Lewis, Bill ‘Superfoot’ Wallace and Jeff Smith. Other rules developed by Kickboxing organisations also
included sweeps, throws and ‘low kicking’. Light continuous fights take place on either mats or in a ring with the
objective being to win a fight by points with the ‘contact’ being controlled.
ASMAA Kickboxing syllabus has been designed as a complete martial arts system with hand and foot techniques from
Kickboxing, Karate, Taekwondo and Muay Thai.
The ASMAA Freestyle Kick boxing syllabus has 8 Coloured belt grades and 7 Dan or Black Belt Grades as follows:
Belt From
Belt To
Minimum
Time
Minimum
Hours
Pass
Mark
White 8th Kyu
Red 7th Kyu
3 Months
12
60%
Red 7th Kyu
Yellow 6th Kyu
3 Months
12
60%
Yellow 6th Kyu
Orange 5thKyu
3 Months
12
65%
Orange 5th Kyu
Green 4th Kyu
3 months
12
65%
Green 4th Kyu
Purple 3rd Kyu
3 months
12
65%
Purple 3rd Kyu
Blue 2nd Kyu
3 Months
12
70%
Blue 2nd Kyu
Brown 1st Kyu
3 Months
24
70%
Brown 1st Kyu
Black 1st Dan
6 Months
45
80%
1st Dan Black Belt
2nd Dan Black Belt
18 Months
2nd Dan Black Belt
3rd Dan Black Belt
24 Months
3rd Dan Black Belt
4th Dan Black Belt
36 Months
4th Dan Black Belt
48 Months
5th Dan Black Belt
5th Dan Black Belt
This is the last belt that
requires a physical grading.
6th Dan Black Belt
6th Dan Black Belt
7th Dan Black Belt
Awarded on
Merit
Awarded for
time served
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ASMAA KICKBOXING
List of Techniques
Guard:- Shoulder width stance length, Body 45 Degree, Arms up, Elbows tucked in, Chin down
Hand:- Jab, Back fist, Cross, Uppercut, Hook, Spinning back fist, Overhand, Shovel Hook, Superman
Elbow:- Forward, Horizontal, Downward, Diagonal, Back, Spinning Elbow, Upward, Jumping Downward Elbow.
Knee:- Forward Knee, Round Knee, Inward Knee, Jumping Front Knee.
Foot:- Front snap, Front push (Teep), Roundhouse (instep), Thai roundhouse (Shin), Side, Axe (straight, outer,
inner), Crescent Kick (inward and outward), Hook kick, Switch Thai Roundhouse, plus variations sliding, skipping and
stepping.
Jumping Foot:- Jumping front kick, Jumping round kick, Jumping side kick, Jumping axe.
Spinning Kicks:- Spinning hook kick, Spinning axe kick, Spinning crescent kick, Back kick.
Jumping Spinning Kicks:- Jump back kick, jump spinning crescent, Jump Spinning Hook Kick. Plus
Blocking and Covers:- Arm Block, Inner Scoop, Outer Scoop, Palm Block, Rising Elbow, Double arm cover, Leg
(Shin) Block, Arm block (Knee Attack), X block (Knee Attack).
Evasion:- Bob, weave, slip, lean back.
Clinch:- Double Neck Clinch, Single Neck Clinch, Neck/Arm Clinch.
Footwork should be done correctly with the practitioner being on the balls of the feet, directional movement is
done with the foot nearest to the desired direction moving first. A good stance must be maintained to ensure
correct balance and the ability to throw. Footwork should include all directions including circular movement.
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GRADING INFORMATION
Grading Fees:
Belt
Red, Yellow, Orange, Green, Blue, Purple,
Brown/White, Brown
Black
Cost £
£20.00
£TBC (in front of ASMAA/SDF panel)
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Despite the minimum hours trained or the minimum time being reached, you are only able to grade if the
instructor(s) feel you are able to successfully pass the required standard. All candidates who meet the
criteria will be given an ‘Invitation to grade’ letter. If you do not wish to grade on that occasion please
inform the instructor(s)
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On the grading it is your effort and individual capability that is being marked. You are not being compared
to others. Factors such as age, sex, size, strength, health all come into play. As long as you give it your best
and don’t give up you will be marked fairly.
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Do not try to compete or show up others in the grading and do not copy what others are doing. If you
believe you are right then show that. If you copy another student who gets it wrong then you to will also get
it wrong.
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You must not help out another student who is grading; it is not your job to instruct them. You can help by
holding the pads correctly, attacking correctly and by being courteous and respectful to their ability.
Anyone deemed to be seen or heard instructing others will result in failure of your grading.
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Sparring is done at light contact/controlled power and is not an opportunity to show how strong you are or
how hard you can hit. Marks will be deducted if the level of sparring is too hard or on ground sparring, if you
try to deliberately injure another student.
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Black belt grading will take place in front of a grading panel and will consist of several grading officers
including Dave Turton 10th Dan from ASMAA
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Each technique is scored between 1 – 5 with 1 being low and 5 being high. A mark of 3 on any technique is
considered ‘reasonable’ and is the minimum pass mark. A lower mark than 3 means that more work is
needed in that area. A higher mark indicates you have a good understanding of technique and principles.
Note: on higher grades the pass mark is higher; therefore your overall average score needs to be higher.
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You will be graded on your performance on the day. If you have an injury or feel unwell then you must
inform the instructor(s) immediately. If your temporary illness/injury is considered serious the grading
officer has the right to cancel your grading and the grading fee will be carried over to the next grading.
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All grading fees are to be paid no later than 1 week before the grading date. There are no exceptions and
any candidate failing to do so will not be permitted to grade until next time.
All grading will take place at the Studio Combat Academy & Martial Arts Centre, Westgate Long Eaton NG10 1EF
unless specified otherwise.
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CLUB RULES AND ETIQUETTE
Personal Hygiene:
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Clean hands and feet
Finger nails and toe nails to be kept short
A towel may be used to wipe away excessive sweat
No one likes body odours, please ensure deodorant is used
All blood injuries must be covered with suitable dressings and must be changed immediately if they
begin to leak
For Ju-Jitsu the GI is to be washed and laundered
Injuries:
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You must inform the instructor(s) of any injuries before training commences
If you receive an injury whilst on the mat then you must stop training immediately and inform the
instructor(s)
Any injured part of the body must be suitably strapped and supported
If the instructor deems the injury to be too severe to train with then you must not train and leave the
mat
Safety:
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No Jewellery to be worn. If wedding rings etc. cannot be removed then they must be taped up and
covered
Protective equipment is compulsory; no student is allowed to spar without the proper sparring
equipment. This includes head guard, mouth piece, suitable groin protection, covered thumb sparring
gloves, covered toe foot protection, shin protection and any other protective equipment deemed
necessary
No ‘horse play’ is permitted anywhere inside the premises of the Studio Combat Academy
The word ‘YAME’ is to be used by the instructor(s), which means STOP. All activities must stop
immediately.
Respect:
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Students are required to Bow in and out of the Dojo and when they step on and off the mat
Always Bow to your training partner and/or opponent before practicing a technique or before
commencement of sparring
A kneeling Bow to be used if ground sparring and you are starting from a kneeling position
There is NO BULLYING ALLOWED, If anyone is caught bullying another student for whatever reason
regardless of age, grade, sex etc. will face a disciplinary hearing which could lead to suspension or even
expulsion from the club
Mat Rules:
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Bow in and out of the Dojo and when stepping onto or off the mat
No food or drinks are allowed on the mat
No spectators on or in the immediate vicinity of the mat
Any spillages of blood or sweat must be cleaned up straight away
No swearing or confrontational language to anyone
No aggressive behaviour to be used to another student or instructor(s)
No running around or other unruly behaviour
Do not copy techniques which you have not been shown or are not appropriate to your grade
Do not instruct anyone, that is what the instructors are for
Instructor(s) are to be called Sensei
Students to line up before and after class to Bow in and Out. Students should line up in grade order,
highest grade to their right lowest grade to the left from the students perspective
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CLUB RULES AND ETIQUETTE
Clothing:
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Club T-shirt, tracksuit bottoms and suitable footwear (no outdoor shoes n the mats)
For Ju-Jitsu a GI is to be worn at all times on the mat. Club T-Shirt may be worn underneath
Ladies/girls must have suitable clothing on underneath the GI
Club badges only to be worn. No other logos or advertising may be shown
GI is to be white in colour for all students. Adults may wear a black GI if they wish
GI’s are hard wearing and constructed for the purpose of our system but any damage must be repaired
or a new GI purchased
Licence:
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After 5 lessons all students must take out an ASMAA/SDF membership which includes their grading
licence and insurance certificate
It is the students responsibility to ensure their licence is up to date and has been renewed
All licence books are to be presented at the grading to be signed off
If you lose your licence book you will be charged for its replacement
You cannot grade or compete or attend any seminars without your licence
Insurance:
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Your membership licence comes with your insurance certificate and runs on an annual basis. It is the
students responsibility to ensure it is renewed
Insurance does not cover against personal injury, anyone wishing to take additional cover may do so
Parents/Guardians:
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Are ultimately responsible for their own child/children in their care.
Please ensure your child has the right uniform and equipment
Must ensure that the club rules are read to the children or children in their charge and that they
understand what is acceptable behaviour
Are welcome to the club at anytime but must not step on the mat or coach their child from the side
Spectators:
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Must not step on the mat
Eat or drink on or near the mat nor place anything onto the edge of the mat
Coach of shout from the sidelines
Must remain seated and not cause any disruptive behaviour that could cause any student to lose
concentration during their training
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