Club Code Of Conduct And Ethics

Judoka Code of Ethics and Conduct

All members of Bradley Stoke Judo Club must agree to abide by the Club Code of Ethics and Conduct and are required to: 

  1. Conduct themselves in a manner appropriate to a representative of Bradley Stoke Judo Club and comply with the rules and bylaws of the Club, including the BJA Code of Conduct. 

  2. Exercise self‐control, demonstrate responsible behaviour, consider others, and be courteous, always showing good manners - either in the Club or at events in the UK or abroad. 

  3. Always set a positive example (particularly to young Judoka and supporters); this includes physical appearance, language, and demeanour in public, training, coaching, competing, and, especially, defeat. 

  4. Always show regard for the sport's best interest when publicly expressing an opinion of the sport or any aspect of a tournament or incident. 

  5. Abide by the spirit, as well as the letter, of the rules of sport 

  6. Accept the decisions of tournament officials and always show respect for these officials; this includes accepting victory and defeat in an appropriate manner 

  7. Safeguard the physical fitness of opponents, avoid deliberate injuries and assist injured opponents when necessary 

  8. Maintain the philosophies and traditions of judo.

 

Parents/Guardians Code of Conduct

  1. You will ensure you are always aware of your child's whereabouts. You are responsible for them.

  2. You will ensure we are informed of any changes to details/medical conditions, etc., that we hold on to file for your child. Changes should be Emailed to judo@bradleystokejudoclub.com 

  3. Encourage your child to learn the rules and play within them.

  4. Discourage unfair play and arguing with officials.

  5. Help your child to recognise good performance, not just results.

  6. Never force your child to take part in judo.

  7. Set a good example by recognising fair play and applauding the good performances of all.

  8. Never punish or belittle a child for losing or making mistakes.

  9. Publicly accept officials' judgements.

  10. Support your child's involvement and help them to enjoy their judo.

  11. Always use correct and proper language and behaviour in the Club or at events in the UK or abroad.

  12. To help your child focus on the coaches' instructions, please remain quiet at the start and end of the sessions and discourage your child from approaching you during the session.

  13. Discuss with a club official (before the child's participation) any reasons for not following club rules or etiquette.

  14. We all want the children to get the most out of their judo sessions. Although it is tempting to give your input. Technical advice from parents and coaches can be confusing for children. A few words of encouragement are acceptable.

  15. As a parent, you also set an example for your child by abiding by the member's code of conduct: showing respect and being courteous to club officials, members, and other parents.