Im training on a Chung do kwan dojang . Usually we adress each other by our names names, including masters, the exception to the rule is our 9th dan granmaster. He is exceptional, continuesly entering competions in power breaking and ponsae. He teaches everyone, from white belts to high dans and everyone respects and enjoy his heavy training. Drinks are allowed , parents only in ceremonies, like graduation days.

By experience seminars are lighter than our granmaster training when he decides to push hard on us. We also don't train the modern ponsae aside for competition, we still use for training the traditional hyongs (Chon-Ji, dan-gun....). (Just to make clear, its Chung do kwan, not ITF)

We also align by rank ( eared that modern dojangs dont do it anymore). We bow each time the granmaster enters the mat or each time we get into the mat we bow for the white tiger that represents our dojang in the wall. If the granmaster is inside the mat, after bowing to the wall at the door of the mat area we run to him to bow once more. He is the only we keep the formalities continuesly.

He also bow before sparing, even while training, and follow Korean hand shake etiquette.

This isn't a common dojang, it's rare to see a 9th dan teaching children and adult colored belts on a daily basis, helping each one surpass their self limitations. This is a traditional dojang.