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Hi all,

 

I was just flicking through a MA magazine and saw this guy in a karate style suit (dunno wot style he was). He was wearing a white suit and what appeared to be a whitebelt. Anyway on closer inspection it appears to be a really worn out black belt!!! :eek:

 

I always thought that the suit should be cleaned and pressed and in it's best condition for training does that not apply to belts? coz i thought it looked a bit untidy. Are there rules which say you can't buy a new Black belt?

 

Bretty

 

 

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Yeah, but it's extra kudos to have a beaten-up black belt - it shows you've been a Dan for a while! So, yeah, probably exempt in this case! LOL

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To some frayed colorless well worn black belts are a great source of pride. I think a lot of the attitutude one has on wether or not a worn belt should be replaced depends on how their school talks about them. My 1st kyu belt was getting pretty ratty when I got my black one.

 

 

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On 2002-05-16 14:42, Pacificshore wrote:

 

The wearing of a black belt that looses it's color and turns white again is analogus(sp?) to coming full circle in your training. :smile:

 

Interesting i never though of it like that.

 

Bretty

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Worn belts are cool, I prefer my beaten up yellow belt to a nice new shiny one.

 

 

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The way I understand the belt color development is that a long time ago you were only given a white belt and once it tured black from Dirt, sweat, blood, etc then you became a black belt. Then if it ever turned white again you were a Master.

 

Don't know the actually referance to that logic but it sounded good to me so I picked it up. LOL.....

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