How many bands are there in taekwondo, and what does each belt in taekwondo mean and level?

White (Level 10) White and Yellow (Level 9) Yellow (Level 8) Yellow and Green (Level 7) Green (Level 6) Green and Blue (Level 5) Blue (Level 4) Blue-Red (Level 3) Red (Level 2) Red and Black (Level 1) Black Belt (Level 1) Level 1 Seniority: 1 year Age: 15 years old or above, the following are 1 rank Black Belt (2 stages 2 grades) Seniority for upgrading:

2 years Age: 16 years old or above, the following are 2 black belts (3 stages 3 grades) Seniority: 3 years Age:

18 years old or above, the following are 3rd rank Black Belt (4 stages 4th grade) Upgrade seniority: 4 years Age: 21 years old or above, below 4th grade Black Belt (5th section) Upgraded seniority:

5 years Age: 25 years old or above Black Belt (6 years) Seniority: 6 years Age:

30 years old or above Black Belt (7 pieces) Seniority: 7 years Age: 36 years or above Black Belt (8 years) Seniority:

8 years Age: 44 years old or above Black Belt (9th Rank).

Ten levels and nine sections, white discharge is counted as ten belts.

White Belt: for Knowing Nothing, Yellow Belt: for Land, Blue Belt: Sky, Red Belt: Sun, Black Belt: Universe.

White, yellow, green, blue, red (red, black), black.

White Belt: Grade 10, White and Yellow Belt: Grade 9, Yellow Belt:

Level 8, Yellow & Green Belt: Level 7, Green Belt: Level 6, Green & Blue Belt:

Grade 5, Blue Belt: Grade 4, Blue and Red Belt: Grade 3, Red Belt:

Grade 2, Red and Black Belt: Grade 1, Black Belt (Fret Belt): 1st Stage--9th Stage.

Taekwondo belts are uniformly sized with a length of 120cm and a width of 15cm.

The specific way to tie the taekwondo belt is as follows:

Step 1: Choose a belt of appropriate length and match your skill level, hold the belt in your hand, hold the center of the belt with your right hand, and your left hand is about 10 cm away from your right hand.

Step 2: Fold the two ends of the belt in line and press the middle fold with your fingers to leave a fold mark at the midpoint. Hold the belt in your hand and hold the center of the belt with your right hand, and your left hand is about 10 centimeters away from your right hand.

Hold the belt in your left hand and aim it with your chest, and wrap it back with your right hand. Wrap the belt of your left hand back as well.

Step 3: Give the belt of the left hand to the right hand and the belt of the right hand to the left hand, then tuck the belt of the left hand (press: original right hand) under the belt of the right hand (original left hand).

Step 4: (Press: left) side, to the same position as the chest marker.

Then tie the right belt and put the right belt out from underneath. Remember that at this time, the left belt is on top and the right belt is below, tie the belt in a knot, and finally tie it vigorously, and the taekwondo belt is fastened.

The length is proportional to the size of the robe you wear. For example, the length of the girdle belt is generally about meters. However, you can also change the belt of different lengths according to your actual situation.

For example, some people are fatter and have a waist circumference of 66, so they may be longer. A 58 belt at the lower waist is suitable. Generally, after the belt is wrapped around the waist for two weeks, the length of each end can be surplus 40 cm, which is more suitable.

I really don't know this, the actual operation is like this, the gym purchases, of course, it is impossible to order for you according to your height, waist circumference, a batch of goods with chaotic factory management, there are long and short, the hall where I used to stay, too long around three circles, too short around a circle, anyway, colored belts are transitional goods, black belts I haven't tested, I don't know, this week to have a meal with a section of the National Technical Institute, and remember to ask you, I used to substitute for a fake black belt, hahaha.

Taekwondo belts are configured according to the size of your clothes. So it's not uniform.

The length of the ordinary colored belt (white to red) is based on the height, and the length of the belt varies depending on the height. The length of the black belt is based on the length required by one's height, and there are generally no strict regulations, and many people have a 3-meter belt. In general, the length of the belt is not uniform for people of different heights.

The highest belt in taekwondo is a black belt (9 dan).

Level 10 is white belt: it means blank, no knowledge of taekwondo at all, and it means the entry stage.

Grade 9 is white belt with yellow bars: indicates a level between white and yellow belts, which means that the initial contact is initiated.

Level 8 is the yellow belt: it means the earth, and the plants and trees take root and sprout in the earth, which means the basic stage of learning.

Level 7 is the yellow belt with the green bar: it indicates the level between the yellow belt and the green belt, and the practitioner's technique is constantly rising.

Level 6 is the green belt: it means grass and trees, and the growing green grass and trees mean the stage of technological progress.

Level 5 is the green belt and blue bar: it represents the transition zone from the green belt to the blue belt, and the practitioner's level is between the green belt and the blue belt.

Level 4 is a blue ribbon: it means a blue sky, and the grass and trees are thriving towards the blue sky, which means that the progress has reached a fairly high stage.

Level 3 is a blue belt with a red bar: it means that the practitioner's level is slightly higher than the blue belt and slightly lower than the red belt, between the blue belt and the red belt.

Level 2 is a red belt: it means danger, it has considerable power, it means self-restraint and warning opponents.

Level 1 is a red belt and a black bar: It means that after a long period of systematic training, the practitioner has completed all the courses before level 1 and has begun to transition from a red belt to a black belt.

Black Belt: Indicates the opposite of white, which is more proficient than white, which means that it can exert its abilities even in the dark.

Black Belt or above: Black Belt (1st Stage, 1st Grade) Compulsory: Korea, Seniority: 1 year, Age: 15 years old or above, 1st grade for the following;

Black Belt (2 Stages 2 Grades) Compulsory: King Kong, Seniority: 1 year, Age: 16 years old or above, 2 grades below

Black Belt (3 Sections, 3 Grades) Compulsory: Taibai, Seniority: 2 years, Age: 18 years old or above, 3 grades below

Black Belt (4 Sections) Compulsory: Plains, Seniority: 3 years, Age: 25 years old or above, 4 grades for those below 20 years old or older;

Black Belt (5th Stage) Compulsory: Taekwong, Seniority: 4 years, Age: 30 years old or above;

Black Belt (6 Ranks) Compulsory: Tianquan, Seniority: 5 years, Age: 36 years or older;

Black Belt (7 Sections) Compulsory: Han Shui, Seniority: 6 years, Age: 43 years or above;

Black Belt (8 Stage) Compulsory: Same, Seniority: 8 years, Age: 51 years or above;

Black Belt (9 dan years) Assessed by a special organization for those who have made significant contributions to taekwondo, seniority: 9 years, age: 60 years old or above, such as the Korean black belt 9th dan Master Lee Kyu-heng.

The highest rank in taekwondo is a black belt, and the purple belt you are talking about should be in karate

The purple belt is the ultimate performance on top of the taekwondo cultivation system. It is generally awarded to the top masters of taekwondo and who have made outstanding contributions to the development of taekwondo and the consciousness of the essence of things. It seems that in history, there are only a few people in the world who have been awarded purple belts.

And they are all taekwondo grandmasters. Its status in the field of taekwondo is similar to that of Chinese calligraphy, Wang Xizhi, Wang Xianzhi, and Chu Suiliang.