Masks
- All people entering the dojo must wear a cloth mask that covers your nose and mouth as per Thurston county health regulations.
Monitoring Health
- We ask you to monitor your health at home and not come to the dojo if you have a temperature or feel ill.
- When entering the dojo, all participants will have their temperature taken (we have a no-touch thermometer).
- With this new challenge we ask everyone to attend to their own health and consider how they care for others.
Maintaining Health at the Dojo and for Our Practice
- We ask everyone to use hand sanitizer upon arrival at the dojo and periodically during classes as needed.
- Classes will be no touch. Six-foot spacing (two mat squares) between participants will be maintained during classes. Aikido exercises and kata, Jo, bokken, ‘shadow’ techniques, slow individual Aikido movements, and Taiji will be shared.
- Dressing rooms will be closed. Please come dressed to do Aikido.
- Please bring your own water bottle. The water dispenser will be closed.
- We will attempt to hold classes outdoors as much as possible depending on the weather. Classes held outside will meet at the dojo and walk to the park at Capitol Lake.
Dojo Cleaning
- We are cleaning the dojo after each class with anti-viral solutions. Doors will be open as much as possible to provide fresh air.