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What is the length of white belt in Jiu Jitsu and other martial arts?

I'm not impatient, just to clarify. But I thought it was unusual, if not probably good that it takes so long in my club for his first belt. JJJ basics are particularly important. I trained almost a year and still have my white has spoken with a ranking or something. Some other guy had been at the club a year before entering, and are still in white belts too. How long does it take to other clubs and other disciplines to get his first belt? I laugh a little because my friend started Hapkido, at the same time I began to JJJ is already as blue belt …

In our class, Ju Jutsu, no time frame for which the student is obliged to prove their first color belt. Waza We must be able to present the necessary confidence and show with three to four Henke all aspects of Ju Jutsu … and we are the ones who ask to be pre-tested. Our instructor told us that when you feel ready we ask. If we said we are ready, how will we be able to evaluate us same? It took me six months to go from white to orange, and I was an orange for almost a year. In our class of Hap Ki Do testing that we have four times a year. Our instructor of Hap Ki Do is a list of kills, kicking, breakfalls, and knowledge that students be able to present with confidence to score the test. If a student is ready, For example, in July, and there is evidence in October. And yet, some people move faster than others. It also took me six months to go from white orange Hap Ki Do. In judo, once again we have to meet certain requirements and submit these requirements in confidence to proceed. I started Judo in 1997, and ten years later (with time to have three children) I'm still a white belt. Both my sensei and my Ju Jutsu Judo Shihan say, some of the best shots and more fluid, who have never seen, almost level with Dan. But … I'm terrible in Matwork, catches of view, yet I can not move the white belt, nor do I want a concession, because it was a long time. I did not win. In traditional Tae Kwon Do, there are 10 color ranges from white belt. Unfortunately, no "McDojangs belt or in factories where students are tested every three months, not willing to move or not. This type of TKD academies accredited schools give a bad reputation. In the purest tae kwon do, which does not advance in rank until they have fulfilled the range and can prove that with confidence and without you driven by an instructor. Schools that distribute the rows every three months they are there for one thing: profit. We have a school like that here, and every time one of its highest ranks transfer us are invariably a white belt, because they can not meet even the most basic requirements in our white belt. So, to ATK and there a fixed timetable for the test. Our students need to learn some Korean terms and commands Dojang, the right positions, proper seats, six strikes hand, six blocks, four shots, shape, five feet one, five choke escapes, a pressure point, and if they are children, must complete a task responsibilities (tasks, for a month at home) and have a letter of recommendation from your teacher to test with the white belt to yellow belt. It is very individual. Some students can take three months and be ready. We talked to a student tonight, now in its 14th months training and is still a white belt. All this amounts to an art (except the belt Factory) is that you leave your art what you put into it. If you leave one class a week, do not bother to practice when you are away, then return to the class the following week, without having practiced both as a position, you are still a long white belt. If you have two or more classes per week, half an hour a day at home and see your techniques if you can not physically, you will move much faster. Do not forget also that each martial art often has its own range belt. In our school of tae kwon do, follow the guidelines set by the Kukkiwon, World TKD Headquarters: that white, yellow belt, green, blue, red and black. My Hap Ki Do instructor belt system goes from white to orange, down, up in orange, green, blue, green, small, elevated green, blue, brown stockings, brown shirt, black. In Ju Jutsu, our ranks, from white to yellow to orange to green, low to high green to brown to intermediate to high-Brown to black. A color in your school can be a very different place elsewhere.

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