What are all the colors you have to pass to get to black belt? Would you put them in order?

Answer 1

White (10th)
Yellow (9th)
Orange (8th)
Purple (7th)
Blue (6th)
Green (5th)
Green (4th) II stripes
Brown (3rd) III stripes
Brown (2nd) II stripes
Brown (1st) I stripes
Black (1st dan) I stripe
each dan add another stripe, in Kenpo a 5th dan (master) uses a block..a 5" solid red piece at each end of the belt. A 7th dan for example would have the 5" piece of red plus 2 red stripes on top of that space 1/2 " apart.

Some styles use white or gold on there black belts, some may even use red to replace the brown belt.

In Tang Soo Do the belt system go like this:
White (10th & 9th Gup)
Orange (8th & 7th Gup)
Green (6th, 5th & 4th Gup)
Red (3rd, 2nd & 1st Gup)
Black (midnight blue) 1st dan with white stripe. A red stripe runs the length of the belt once you reach 4th dan, a TSD Master.

Answer 2

San Soo
White = the 45 basic techniques
Yellow= 40 additional techniques 10 kick punch 10 take downs 10 throws and 10 ground techniques and 1 hand form
Green= 40 additional techniques as described above 1 weapon form
Brown= 40 more techs and 1 additional hand and 1 additional weapon form
Black=40 additional techs and a total of 4 hand and 5 weapon forms
add 1 degree for each year in study
Greg Mitchel whom ranked me a Black was a 4th degree in San Soo under a trainer named Bob Staup 10th Degree San Soo and various others

Answer 3

That depends upon the style you are studying. Usually about six or seven belts before Black. In some, Red immediately precedes Black, while in others it's Brown.

Some, like Muay Thai, do not have a belt ranking system.

BTW: it's ok that you asked. I didn't get the chance to answer when it was asked previously. :)

Answer 4

As people said, its different and some don't even have belts really.

World Tang Soo Do
White
Orange
Green
Brown
Red
Blue
Black

Colored belts just keep you interested though. Many people probably couldn't handle having no belt or sticking to one for 4-7 years.

Helps the instuctors know where you are at if you have multiple ones or the classes are really large.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

In our school:

white
white w/yellow stripe
yellow
yellow w/green stripe
green
green w/blue stripe
blue
blue w/red stripe
red
red w/black stripe
black

As you can see the belt ranking system may change from school to school.

Answer 7

That depends on which martial art you are in and in some it depends on how old you are.

For example, in Judo, seniors (17+) have:
White
Yellow
Orange
Green
Brown (3 degrees)
and Black

Juniors (under 17) have additional Blue and Purple belts in between Green and Brown.

Answer 8

It varies a lot from school to school. Where I am the order is
white
yellow
green
purple
brown
black

There are 2 levels each of yellow, green, purple & brown & nine of black.

Some schools have orange, blue or red in place of or addition to yelllow, purple & red.

Answer 9

Yellow Moons
Pink Hearts
Orange Stars
Purple Hoseshoe
Blue Diamonds
Green Clovers
Red Ballons

Then finally you reach the rank of Master Bater.

Answer 10

Ours are in Sashes for our Kung Fu
Yellow
Orange
Green
Blue
Purple:
- Yellow
- Orange
- Green
- Blue
Brown:
- Yellow
- Orange
- Green
- Blue
Black