Member Policies & Guidelines

Member Policies & Guidelines

A shared standard for a safe, focused, and respectful training environment.
Our member policies exist to protect the training experience — your safety, your progress, and the culture we build together. Clear guidelines allow everyone to train with confidence, presence, and purpose.

Practices and standards designed to support safe, responsible training.

Clear terms to ensure transparency and consistency.

Guidelines that help maintain a clean, respectful, and focused space.

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Martial arts students in gi uniforms standing in rows during a class, with the Wabi-Sabi Jiu Jitsu logo on the wall above them.
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Clarity, structure, and presence on the mats.
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Our Shared Standards

Clear guidelines create a calm, focused environment where everyone can train safely and with intention.


Training is conducted with care, control, and awareness of partners, space, and experience levels.

Safety First

Mutual respect for teammates, coaches, and the training environment is expected at all times.

Respect on the Mats


Personal hygiene, clean gear, and mat awareness help protect everyone’s health.

Clean & Ready

Members are responsible for training within their limits and communicating injuries or concerns.

Accountability

  • "Clear expectations create a safer, more focused space to train and grow together.”

  • “Structure supports freedom on the mats.”

  • “Consistency, respect, and safety are what allow real progress to happen.”

Policies & Member Guidelines

These policies apply to all members and visitors.
Registration and waiver completion is required prior to participation.

Guidelines are reviewed regularly and exist to support the best possible training environment for all members.