1. Ask Questions.

2. Always set a good example for lower ranking belts.

3. Learn how to learn.

4. Practice what you have learned.

5. Take part in school functions.

6. Bring suggestions to make the school better.

7. You are a reflection of the school, behave like a martial arts person.

8. Know the school tenets and rules and live by them.

The Poor Student
Is lazy and simply expecting results without sweat

The Good Student
Has the desire to learn and to achive goals

The Excellent Student
Not only learns techniques but gains knowledge of expressive ability. Accepts hard work and sweat willingly, realizing results come from practice and cooperation.

The Best Student
Never gives up trying to learn what he or she needs to learn until it becomes second nature, both in technique and attitude.