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Belt Progression in your style.


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white

red

yellow

orange

green

blue

brown

black (5 Dans, Mejin 5 degrees)

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Ours is wicked weird. I don't think I've ever come across another group that does it like this.

7th Kyu--White

Purple

Orange

6th Kyu--Yellow

Advanced Yellow

5th Kyu--Blue

4th Kyu--Green

3rd-1st Kyu--Brown

Black

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Adults:

white

yellow

orange

green

blue

brown

Black

Kids:

white

white adv

yellow

yellow adv

orange

orange adv

red

red adv

green

green adv

purple

purple adv

blue

blue adv

brown

brown adv

(black belt is only for adults)

dont get confused thinnking kids system is harder they learn what we learn just its spread out so its easier for them to comprehend.

I am a karate practisioner and i study some Jiu Jitsu as a side style, my main passion and devotion is in Karate, the style of Karate in which i train is GoJu Ryu ( Hard Soft Style) Im ranked 1st Kyu (brown Belt). I will not say my Sensei name(6th dan) because its classified and i have not recieved permission to say it. But hes associated with the jundokan in Japan. His Sensei is 10 dan Tetsunosuke Yasuda Sensei. He learnt his Jiu Jitsu from well knowned Rickson Gracie.


I have been trainning for 4 years in Goju Ryu and 2 in the Jiu jitsu. I look to go to Japan one day, but thats a dream. Hopefully ill make it, i enjoy discussing Martial Arts and im open minded to hear about other peoples martial arts, i wanted to really meet some Nin Jit su , shaolin,katana,and karate practisioners to discuss various techniques.

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Shotokan Karate-do, SKI affiliation.

11th Kyu White (no Test)

10th Kyu Yellow

9th Kyu Orange

8th Kyu Orange with stripe

7th Kyu Green

6th Kyu Green with stripe

5th Kyu Purple

4th Kyu Purple with stripe

3rd Kyu Brown

2nd Kyu Brown with stripe

1st Kyu Brown with 2 stripes

Black-Shodan

Way of Japan Karate Do

Bakersfield, Ca. USA

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Shorin Ryu (Okinawa Shorin Ryu Karate Association):

White

Green (4th Kyu)

Brown (3rd - 1st Kyu)

Black (1st Dan and up)

and while still considered "Black belts"

While/Red Panel belt (7th - 8th Dan)

Red (9th and 10th Dan)

Aikikai Aikido:

White (All kyu ranks)

Black (1st dan and up)

"Karate is NOT about the colour of belt you wear it is about the person you become;...to be a good blackbelt is to be humble and respectful amongst other things." -Dobbersky

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In my Karate Shotokan school we have:

White (7th kyu)

Yellow (6th kyu))

Orange (5th kyu)

Green (4th kyu)

Blue (3rd kyu)

Brown (2nd,1st kyu)

Black (shodan)

in my Judo school the belt progression was the same...

Karate Shotokan brown belt (2nd kyu) // Judo black belt (1st dan)

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I do freestyle martial arts,Traditional Karate,Taekwondo,Hapkido techniques,Judo,and some others.

White

Yellow

Orange

Green

Blue

Purple

Brown

Brown with 1 black tip

Brown with 2 black tips

Black - 1 white tip

Black - 1 red tip

Black - 2 red tips

Black - 3 red tips

A lot,but it's all part of learning! :) I couldn't be happier!

Owner of 3 dogs,2 mice,and 2 rabbits.Soon to be owner of chickens

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Kyokushin karate

Orange-orange 2

Blue-blue 2

Yellow-yellow 2

Green-green 2

Brown- brown 2

Black, 1.-9.dan :)

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