Japanese Martial Arts Center's Commitment to Health and Safety Remains Unchanged

ANN ARBOR, Mich. - Oct. 13, 2020 - PRLog -- Japanese Martial Arts Center (JMAC) will continue to operate under careful health and safety standards to help control the spread of COVID.

Although the Governor's executive orders have been ruled unconstitutional, JMAC is still bound by Washtenaw County advisory rulings, Michigan Department of Public Health rulings, and a desire to help control the spread of COVID.

JMAC will continue with hand sanitizing, disinfecting and ventilating the Center, and requiring social distance and masks.

Recognizing that the various court rulings may have prompted more questions than they answered, JMAC provided a list of do's and don'ts they will be following until further notice.

Allowed in classes:
• Etiquette
• Bowing, vocabulary, etc.
• Warmups
• Solo drills
• Basics
• Stepping
• Movement drills
• Kata (pre-arranged forms)
• Distanced practice
• Solo weapons
• Fitness

Not allowed in classes:
• Close contact throwing
• Submission techniques
• Grappling
• Sparring
• Hands on self defense

JMAC will always work to protect the safety and health of students, and now is no exception. JMAC is a place to thrive.

To learn more or arrange a time to watch class, call (734) 720-0330, email info@japanesemartialartscenter.com, or visit the website at http://www.japanesemartialartscenter.com.