FAQ’s
New Member FAQ’s
Q. How many times can I come to class each week?
A: 2 times each week. And they do not have to be the same 2 times each week. Example: You can do a Monday/Wednesday one week, and a Tuesday/Friday another week. Click here to see your schedule.
Q: What do I do if I need an extra uniform or if I need a new size?
A: Talk to your instructor for them to place an order.
Q: What do the tape/stripes mean on the belt?
A: Each stripe signifies a goal the student has met. Stripe 1: 1st half of Poomse Goal. Stripe 2: Second Half of Poomse Goal Stripe 3: Self Defense Goal. Once all the stripes have been earned, students know they are ready for graduation. (White Belts 3rd Stripe signifies they are ready & prepared for graduation, they do not have self defenses)
Color Belt Graduation FAQ’s
Q: How often is color belt graduation?
A: Every 10 weeks from white belt to blue belt. After blue belt, graduations are every 20 weeks as curriculum gets more difficult and standards are even higher.
Q: What can I expect at the color belt graduation?
A: This is a time where your student will be able to show off all they have learned! They will be well prepared to show off their skills, and break their board. Students will receive their new belt and certificate in class the following week.
Q: Where do I pay for color belt graduation?
A: Visit this link to pay for color belt graduation: Click Here for Color Belt Graduation Payments
Black Belt Test FAQ’s
Q: When will I know it’s time to test for my black belt?
A: You will receive an invitation to test for your black belt. Black Belt Tests happen twice a year (spring and fall).
Other FAQ’s
Q: How do I get in touch with my head instructor?
A: All of our head instructors contact information can be found here. They can be reached best by phone between 9am-2pm.
Q: Will my head instructor always be our head instructor?
A: Yes. We believe in strong relationships with our students to help them be their best self. You may see our head instructors rotate campuses in order to learn from each other, gain insight from other campuses, and for staff development.
Q: Who are the other instructors on the mat?
A: Our junior instructors and junior assistant instructors are highly trained and qualified TRU staff. As TRU students on the leadership team continue to grow, TRU Headquarters seek out individuals who may be fit for this role.
Q: What makes the Clemmons Campus different than others?
A: Our Clemmons Campus is our headquarters. We hold our staff development, team meetings, and leadership trainings here. Clemmons is overseen by Grand Master Douglas where he will invite the head instructors to come teach and learn from himself.
Q: What do the blue uniforms mean?
A: While a blue uniform can be seen on any instructor, they are the main color of our Leadership Team Students.
Q: What do the black uniforms mean?
A: While a black uniform can be seen on any instructor, they are the main color of our Black Belt Club Members. Black Belt Club Members have been invited to join a commitment of at least 4 years to their membership.
Q: What do the red uniforms mean?
A: While a red uniform can be seen on the lead instructors, they are the main color of our Master Club Members. Masters Club Members have been invited to join a commitment of at least 6 years to their membership.