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About Our "Policies"
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Spectators in the training area.
Firstly, lets define what we consider to be a spectator.
This policy is in place as
Firstly, lets define what we consider to be a spectator.
- Any person who enters the class without the intention to train or assist the instructor in charge of the class.
- Any person who wishes to watch student members train.
- at gradings.
- on their first visit only.
- on posted events.
This policy is in place as
- students find it very uncomfortable being watched while learning.
- and see "Visitors"
- spectators in the past have made the training hall an uncomfortable place.
Student Helpers.
Any student that wishes to assist:
Any student that wishes to assist:
- must be in full uniform.
- will not be allowed to assist if not in uniform.
- must still abide by club rules.
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address everyone correctly.
Visitors.
Visitors are always welcome to come and train, but not to watch.
The reason for this is, you must get a feel for the class.
Many spectators feel that they actually know how to do everything just by watching.
Training here at "Psychkwondo" is described best as a hands on approach.
Watching a class can give you a false sense of the skills taught.
Taking part in the class, you realise that the art form of Taekwondo is something that must be learnt by doing.
Visitors are always welcome to come and train, but not to watch.
The reason for this is, you must get a feel for the class.
Many spectators feel that they actually know how to do everything just by watching.
Training here at "Psychkwondo" is described best as a hands on approach.
Watching a class can give you a false sense of the skills taught.
Taking part in the class, you realise that the art form of Taekwondo is something that must be learnt by doing.
