Bujinkan Ikkan Dojo, as part
of the Bujinkan, follow the Bujinkan Dojo rules, as
laid down by Hatsumi Soke. The bujinkan code of conduct is on display in the Dojo for all who train with us to read;
it is also available for all to see at www.bujinkan.com.
We are a group of people who through training have become
friends, we all work toghether to make our group a pleasure to
attend and to train at, therefore rather than lay down rules we
observe the following:
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Daisho Dojo was set up for the study of martial arts in all their
forms. People are welcome to cross train between groups
if they wish, and will be made welcome whatever their chosen art may be.
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All we ask is that people who train, treat others as they
themselves wish to be treated. Anyone who wishes to bully or harrass
others, verbally or physically should not be in a dojo. Persons
doing so will not be allowed to train.
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Live and let live is our policy; learn what you can from
where you can, and with whom you can. You are welcome to train
and make friends with others of a like mind. True martial arts
are about personal growth, through martial training, not about how
many Black belts you have or who can beat whom in a fight...
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The arts taught in Daisho Dojo aid the martial artist to be
the best they can be as a person and as a martial artist. True study
of the martial arts brings peace of mind and confidence and helps to
make one a valued member of the group that trains here and of
society as a whole.
To quote Hatsumi Soke:
"Everyday life is stressful and worrisome enough.
Your time in the dojo should be anything but. Training should be fun
and carefree."
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