The level of Taekwondo is reflected by the different colors of the belt. This list indicates the level represented by the color. The setting of each country is different, and the Korean standard (which is usually based on the Korean revision system in other Asian regions) is usually level 9. As for the black belt, it is divided into one to nine segments, and one to four segments are suitable for underage athletes.
Extended data:
Every ribbon of Taekwondo represents meaning.
1, leucorrhea
Said blank, no knowledge of taekwondo, said the entry stage. Stands for purity. The wearer knows nothing about the skills and knowledge of Taekwondo and needs to be honed. ?
2, white and yellow belts
The boundary between leucorrhea and yellow belt is half white and half yellow, which shows that practitioners have begun to contact Taekwondo and learned some elementary contents, and their feet have set foot on this land of Taekwondo. ?
3. Yellow belt
It means that plants in the earth are taking root and sprouting in the earth, which means that athletes at this level are laying a good technical foundation in the basic stage of learning. ?
4. Yellow-green belt
The boundary between the yellow belt and the green belt means that the practitioners have made some progress compared with the previous ones, and have learned new contents on the original basis and reached a higher level. After entering this stage, they will begin to train their fighting skills. For use behind the green belt. ?
5. Urban Green Belt
It means the growth of green vegetation and the stage of technological progress. His coach's taekwondo skills began to flourish and continue to improve. It means that practitioners are no longer beginners who can only practice primary content, but now they can try to learn intermediate content. At this time, I will start to practice some difficult footwork (such as back kicking) and fighting. ?
6. Green and blue ribbons
The dividing line between the green belt and the blue belt. It means that the vegetation growing on the earth has grown taller and is close to the blue color above, which can be understood as that the level of practitioners has improved again?
7.blue ribbon
Blue is the color of the sky, and athletes' skills have been growing towards the sky like trees, and they have completely mastered the basic skills. Then, at this time, the level of practitioners has reached a relatively high level and they have the conditions to participate in actual combat. ?
8. Blue and red ribbons
The dividing line between the blue belt and the red belt. Stronger than the blue ribbon, more qualified for actual combat. In some Dojo halls, kicking the head is allowed in fighting training.
9. Red and black belts
The boundary between the red belt and the black belt is usually the longest ribbon, because the training of the black belt takes at least one year. Some people call this band "Half-band", because the next band is not a level, but a band, so some people call this band "Half-band". It means that if you can practice hard, you may become a black belt practitioner and enter a new stage of practice.
10, black belt
Black represents the universe, and the universe is boundless (at least for the current scientific level), which means that the future practice of practitioners is endless, because it is not only for physical exercise, but also for moral and ideological tempering. At the same time, black represents darkness and evil, and always reminds practitioners not to be afraid of dark forces, to be brave in fighting against all improper behaviors and people, and to be an upright person.
References:
Taekwondo Level-Baidu Encyclopedia