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Taekwondo (also known as Korean karate) does not have a uniform color order for student belts. Each school sets its own colors, color order and number of student grades; however, they are all based on the system developed by Kanō Jigorō, the Japanese founder of Judo. Kanō introduced Judo to Japan at the turn of the 20th century. Originally, there were six student grades referred to by number. A student would begin at Grade 6 and work up to Grade 1, and then they would graduate to black belt. The black belts were divided into 9 ranks. A student would begin at Rank 1 and work up to Rank 9. Black belt ranks have been standardized, but student grades have not.

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  • (13) white, (12) yellow, (11) yellow-white, (10) green, (9) green-white, (8) blue, (7) blue-white, (6) red, (5) red-white, (4) red-black, (3) brown, (2) brown-white, (1) brown-black, (1) black
  • (12) White, (11) yellow, (10) orange, (9) purple, (8) blue, (7) blue stripe, (6) green, (5) green stripe, (4) two green stripes, (3) red stripe, (2) two red stripes, (1) red
  • (11) White, (10) yellow stripe, (9) yellow, (8) orange stripe, (7) orange, (6) green, (5) blue stripe, (4) blue, (3) brown stripe, (2) brown, (1) red, (1) black stripe
  • (11) White, (10) Yellow, (9) Green, (8) Senior Green (a green belt with a black stripe running down its length), (7) Blue, (6) Senior Blue, (5) Brown, (4) Senior Brown, (3) Red, (2) Senior Red, (1) Probationary Black Belt (a black belt with a white stripe running down its length)
  • (10) White , (9) Yellow, (8) Orange, (7) Green, (6) Blue, (5) Purple, (4) Low Brown, (3) High Brown (Brown with black stripe), (2) Low Red, (1) High Red (Red with black stripe) Different belt levels also wear different colour uniforms in our club.
  • (10) White belt, (9) Yellow Stripe, (8) Yellow Belt, (7) Green Stripe, (6) Green Belt, (5) Blue Stripe, (4) Blue belt, (3) Red stripe, (2) Red Belt, (1) Black Stripe, (1) Black
  • (10) white, (9) white - yellow tag, (8) yellow, (7) yellow - green tag, (6) green, (5) green - blue tag, (4) blue, (3) blue - red tag, (2) red, (1) red - black tag, (1) black - I dan
  • (10) White, (9) yellow, (8) orange, (7) purple, (6) blue, (5) green, (4) brown, (3) brown with black line, (2) red with black line, (1) red & black
  • (8) White, (7) Yellow, (6) Green, (5) Blue, (4) Purple, (3) Orange, (2) Red, (1) Brown
  • (8) White, (7) Yellow, (6) Orange, (5) Green, (4) Blue, (3) Purple trim, (2) Brown, (1) Red, (1) Black
  • (6) white, (5) yellow, (4) orange, (3) green, (2) blue, (1) red
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There's-

  1. Red
  2. Yellow
  3. Orange
  4. Green
  5. Blue
  6. Purple
  7. Brown
  8. Brown 2nd tab
  9. Brown 3rd tab
  10. Black
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It depends on what school you go to, but most schools usually consist of a combination of the following belts: white, yellow, green, blue, red, purple, brown, and finally black. After black there are 10 degrees of black belts, but very few people in the world are 10th degree black belts. There are usually stripes in between each belt level.

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Taekwondo does not have a uniform color order for student belts. Each school sets its own colors, color order and number of student grades; however, they are all based on the system developed by Kanō Jigorō, the Japanese founder of Judo. Kanō introduced Judo to Japan at the turn of the Twentieth Century.

Originally, there were six student grades referred to by number. A student would begin at Grade 6 and work up to Grade 1, and then they would graduate to black belt. The black belts were divided into 9 ranks. A student would begin at Rank 1 and work up to Rank 9. Black belt ranks have been standardized, but student grades have not.

Examples:

  • (6) white, (5) yellow, (4) orange, (3) green, (2) blue, (1) red
  • (8) white, (7) yellow, (6) green, (5) blue, (4) purple, (3) orange, (2) red, (1) brown
  • (10) white, (9) yellow, (8) orange, (7) purple, (6) blue, (5) green, (4) brown, (3) brown with black line, (2) red with black line, (1) red & black
  • (12) white, (11) yellow, (10) orange, (9) purple, (8) blue, (7) blue stripe, (6) green, (5) green stripe, (4) two green stripes, (3) red stripe, (2) two red stripes, (1) red.
  • (12) white, (11) yellow stripe, (10) yellow, (9) orange stripe, (8) orange, (7) green, (6) blue stripe, (5) blue, (4) brown stripe, (3) brown, (2) red, (1) black stripe
  • (12) White Belt, (11) Yellow Belt, (10) Orange Belt, (9) Camo, (8) Green, (7) Advanced Green, (6) Purple, (5) Blue, (4) Brown, (3) Red, (2) Black Belt Canidate, (1) Black Belt.
  • (10) White, (9) Yellow, (8) Orange, (7) Green, (6) Purple, (5) Blue, (4) Sr. Blue, (3) Brown, (2) Sr. Brown, (1) Red, (0) Jr. Black, (1st Dan) Black Belt
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this is the belt order at tiger ans where i go to,they changed it.

  • white
  • yellow
  • orange
  • lt.green
  • dk.green
  • purple
  • lt.blue
  • dk.blue
  • red
  • brown
  • bodan(half red half black)
  • black
  • 1st degree black
  • 2nd degree black
  • 3th degree black
  • 4th degree black
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In WTF the belt system is as follows:

White, white with yellow stripe, yellow, yellow with green stripe, green, green with blue stripe, blue, blue with red stripe, red, red with black stripe, black.

There are 10 levels of black belt.

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its white, red, orange ,yellow, purple, blue, green, green with a black stripe, brown, brown with a black stripe, black, and black with your name in Japanese

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{| |- | The belt orders vary some from school to school. In general, the belts will go white, yellow, green, brown and then to black. Many have additional steps in between. |}

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wHITE, YELLOW, ORANGE, BLUE, GREEN, RED, BROWN, BLACK,BLACK WITH STRIPES

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