1. No footwear is allowed in the dojo (Except if a foot is
injured or for instructors working long hours).
2. Bow when entering and leaving the dojo.
3. Upon stepping on the carpeted area, bow into the dojo
as an expression of respect for the school, our art and all
of the practitioners of the martial arts, past and present. 
Next face the front of the dojo which is Sensei's position
and bow to that area as an expression of respect to Sensei.
4. Bow at the beginning and ending of formal class.
5. Bow when approaching the instructor's or other
Black-Belts to be recognized.
6. When arriving late to class, wait to be recognized and
bow to the instructor before entering the dojo.
7. Come to attention and bow to Black-Belts arriving at
the dojo during class periods.  This will be initiated by
the senior instructor and all will bow at the same time.
8. When correcting your Gi or Obi, in all cases, turn away
from the instructor or opponent.  If only correcting the
Obi, drop down to the right knee, turned away from the
most senior and if possible away from other Aibudoka.
9. The martial arts uniform must be kept clean and in
reasonable state of repair.
10. A complete martial arts uniform must be worn by all
students,  This will include the Gi top, pants and Obi.  Do
not wear your uniform in public unless you are
participating in a tournament and/or demonstration or are
on the way to or from the dojo or tournament.
11. The belt must be worn in the proper fashion, in the color representing your correct rank, and must be worn at all times.  If your belt comes undone during practice, you must face away from the instructor and retie the belt as in #8 above.
12. Always refer to instructors and assistant instructors by
their correct title.
13. Conduct yourself in a formal, respectful manner at all
times when in the dojo.  Bowing is a sign of respect for a
person and a person's rank.
14. Any student who shows disrespect towards the art, the
instructors or fellow students is subject to disciplinary
action or dismissal.