Karate Belt Ranking Quiz

Karate Belts Ranking System Explained

• Karate has nine belts in its ranking system.
• The colors of Karate belts include white, yellow, orange, green, blue, purple, brown, black, and red.
• A white belt is given to a beginner who has just joined the dojo.
• A yellow belt is awarded to a student who has learned basic techniques and blocks.
• An orange belt means that a student is advancing in all fighting areas.
• A green belt depicts the development of a new skill set and the student is not a beginner anymore.
• A blue belt is the earliest moment when Karate can become a student's lifestyle.
• A purple belt is a clear difference between an intermediate and an advanced practitioner.
• A brown belt after the purple belt says that the student is ready for combat.
• A black belt is the highest Karate belt one can get.
• A red belt is reserved for exemplary masters of the art and is above the black belt.
• The ranking system emphasizes a gradual progression from beginner to mastery.