Martial Arts - The Belts Of Tae
Kwon Do
In
Taekwondo, each belt color has a meaning that lets fighters known about
their advancement and increasing knowledge.
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The belts, and their colors, that
are used with Taekwondo
aren't just some random assortment of colors used to separate the ranks
in the martial art. In Taekwondo, each belt color has a
meaning that lets fighters known about their advancement and increasing
knowledge. Belts are also great for the stylist, as they let
the stylist know just how far they have progressed.
The colors of the belts found in Taekwondo vary, as they represent the
advancement of rank, as well as the growth of the student. It
can take a long time for students to move up the ranks, all depending
on their knowledge and how quite they adapt to the techniques and forms
of the art.
Below, are the colors and belts of Taekwondo, along with their meaning.
White
belt
A white belt is the symbol of birth, or the beginning for the
stylist. Students that wear white belts are just starting
out, searching for the knowledge to continue Taekwondo.
Yellow
belt
A yellow belt is the first ray of light that shines on the student,
giving them new strength to the Taekwondo martial art.
Students that have yellow belts have taken a great step in learning,
and have opened their mind to new techniques.
Green
belt
A green belt is the symbol of growth, or a seed as it sprouts from the
ground and begins to grow into a plant. Students with green
belts are continuing along the path of Taekwondo, learning to develop
further and redefine every technique they have been taught.
Blue
belt
A blue belt represents a blue sky, with the plant continuing to grow
upwards, heading for the sky. Students with blue belts
continue to move higher in ranks, as the plant continues to grow
taller. Students at this stage will also be given additional
knowledge of Taekwondo so that their mind and body can continue to grow
and develop.
Red
belt
The red belt is the heat of the sun, with the plant continuing the path
upwards toward the sun. Students that possess red belts are
higher in rank, as they have acquired a lot of the knowledge in the art
of Taekwondo. Red belts also tell the students to be
cautious, as they gain more knowledge and their physical techniques
increase.
Black
belt
A black belt is the best of the best. It symbolizes the
darkness that is out there beyond the light of the sun. Once
the student is given a black belt and begins to train other students,
he will teach all that has been taught to him. Black belts
recognize the best students, as they continue to teach others the art
of Taekwondo,
and continue the never ending cycle of training.
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