Staying Safe from COVID-19

There are numerous ways Red Dragon Martial Arts is here to help you and your families train in karate and stay safe through this unprecedented time.  

Face masks that cover the nose and mouth are required in all of our classes. 

All Red Dragon istructors are fully vaccinated.

Programs:  
~Small Group Classes and Private Lessons at Red Dragon:  Students may attend small group classes at assigned days/times or  come for private lessons.  Class sizes range from 5-15 students and are always the same group of people.  Karate classes are currently non-contact and taught with social distancing in mind at all times (including as students enter and leave).  The entire facility is mopped and disinfected before and after every program.  Karate is a great way to stay physically active and enjoy a little social interaction, all while following health and safety protocols.

Is this safe?    
~We are limiting all class sizes to less than 15 students to prevent exposure to large groups.  
~There is no public waiting area.  Students line up 6 feet apart when entering and exiting the dojo.  
~ Students do not regularly engage in any physical contact with anyone not in their family during classes and lessons.  
~All hard surfaces, such as door handles, light switches, benches, etc. are disinfected daily.  All porous surfaces, such as the mats, pads, standing bags, etc. are disinfected before and after every program.  We only use disinfectant certified to kill the coronavirus and 99% of all other viruses and bacteria.
~We are asking all students who feel ill to stay home until fully recovered and have no symptoms of illness.  
~Further, none of the Red Dragon staff will ever teach class or be in the building if ill, and will follow the same health and safety proceedures listed above.   

Why you should join karate now:

     One of the foremost experts in the world on infectious diseases, Michael Osterholm, a man who has consulted with 5 presidents including the current presidents, a man who is a frequent consultant to the World Health Organization (WHO), the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the Department of Defense, and the CDC, and is currently the director of the Center for Infections Disease Research & Policy, states that the best ways to stay safe during this pandemic are:
~Stay active and healthy
~Eat well, drink lots of water, and get plenty of sleep
~Wash hands frequently
~Stay away from large groups of people
~Stay home if infected

It is important for our kids to stay active and healthy, and maintain some form of routine and structure through this crisis.  Red Dragon Martial Arts can help!