Code of Ethics

1. Safety is the foundation

• We enforce clear rules and defined boundaries in all guided activities.
• We prioritize participant well-being, responsible conduct, and controlled environments.
• We stop or reset activities when safety or oversight is compromised.

2. Regulated sport context

• All content is delivered within a regulated sport environment and is designed for learning and coordination.
• We do not provide real-world tactical instruction or application.
• We respect venue rules, local regulations, and the public reputation of the sport.

3. Respect, professionalism, and restraint

• We treat participants, venues, and community members with respect and fairness.
• We do not promote intimidation, harassment, discrimination, or unsafe behavior.
• We communicate clearly, avoid sensationalism, and represent our programs responsibly.

4. Standards and accountability

• We aim for consistent structure, measured language, and calm leadership.
• We correct errors openly and adjust processes when improvements are identified.
• Participant conduct standards are enforced; staff direction is final during guided activities.

5. Integrity in advertising and public messaging

• We avoid language that misrepresents our seminars as real-world preparation or militant activity.
• We describe our work accurately: structured seminars, scenario-based skill development, and safety-first oversight.
• We value community trust over hype or volume.

6. Community contribution

• We support venue relationships and community sustainability through professionalism and good conduct.
• We encourage participants to be good ambassadors for the sport—on and off the field.
• We foster a culture of learning, humility, and steady improvement.

This Code of Ethics may be updated as the organization grows, venues change, and community standards evolve.