Any Important events/ information relating to this club will be communicated using social media tools. We strongly encourage all of our members to do at least one of the following: ‘like’ the IKA Gloucester facebook page.
When entering the centre, anybody participating in exercise must sign their name into the online class register. In the event that they forget their card, they must sign their name in the book, stating their membership level i.e contender (CO). Members must arrive at the centre prior to commencement of the lesson. In the event that a member arrives late, they must seek the permission of the instructor to join the class.
Permission is granted at the instructor’s discretion. On Kickboxing classes, regulation uniform must be worn. The uniform should fit correctly, be clean and in a good state of repair. Non-members should attend wearing suitable sportswear. On Kickboxing and fitness classes, no outdoor footwear is to be worn on the matted area. Boxing boots or other suitable indoor training shoes are permitted.
Any equipment must be returned/ tidied away after use. Jewellery must not be worn for any classes, nails must be kept short. Smoking is not permitted anywhere on the premises. Full protective equipment must be worn for any sparring activity. Only protective equipment approved by the IKA Gloucester can be worn. It is advisable to purchase all equipment from the pro shop at the centre to guarantee this approval.
Any person using IKA Gloucester must never act in a manner that may be detrimental to the health, safety, comfort or physical condition of the other members or staff. IKA Gloucester is proud to be a family orientated club. All members should act responsibly at all times by avoiding using inappropriate or offensive language. Failure to comply with these regulations will result in immediate action being taken. Our Health & Safety and Safeguarding policies are available on request.
Code of Conduct for Parents and Carers
Code of conduct for Staff and Volunteers
Code of Conduct for Children and Young People
Responding to Challenging Behaviour
