Does anyone know what the level of belts are in karate. For example a 2nd degree green belt.


Any info at all would be greatly appreciaed!!

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nancysbiggestfan

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Doesn't anybody have any info to offer??

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nancysbiggestfan

Nancy and Jo and Jinny Rules!!


BIG Dream: To meet Nancy McKeon!!!

Um, no... but my close friend is in Tae Kwon Doe... she should know those. If you want to talk to her, her screen names are Beckers22MA and KarateGal22... she's really enjoys martial arts and would probably love to talk to you about it.

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It varies by style of karate being practiced and sometimes by individual dojos. I actively participate in some Japanese martial arts, but I really can't help you much with karate. What I do know is that in the shotokan style of karate, the green belt is awarded at the 6th Kyu level. When you start out, depending on the Dojo, you start testing at the 8th Kyu level, moving up. So 6th is a pretty early belt. After you complete the Kyu testing, you move into Dan testing, which is black belt level.

As far as 2nd degree green belt, I have never heard that term referred to a Kyu level, only Dan levels. It may be a funky karate thing that I know nothing about.

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