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Dojo Kun (Rules)

Courtesy
Sierra Foothills Karate students should be courteous both inside and outside the Dojo. They should try to develop a spirit of mutual cooperation and justice. Students should have respect for those senior to them in age and rank.


Integrity
Integrity implies that one must be able to define right from wrong and do what is right. He must not misrepresent himself or his skills. A student who has integrity does not gain rank for ego purposes or for the feeling of power, but rather for personal growth and improvement of technique.


Perseverance
There is an old Oriental saying, "Patience leads to virtue or merit." To achieve something, whether it is a high degree or the perfection of a technique, one must set his goal, then constantly persevere. One of the most important secrets in becoming a leader is to overcome every difficulty with perseverance.


Self Control
This Tenet, as are all the others, is important both inside and outside the Dojo. Whether one is free sparring or conducting his personal affairs, one must exercise self-control and respect the rights and welfare of others.


Indomitable Spirit
Indomitable spirit is shown when a courageous person and his principles are pitted against overwhelming odds. When a student is confronted with an injustice, he should deal with it without fear or hesitation.


I shall observe the Tenets of Sierra Foothills Karate.

I shall respect my instructors and seniors.

I shall never misuse my martial arts.

I will be a champion of peace and justice.

I will build a more peaceful world.