On average, 10 to 14 months of training with a minimum of 100 to 120 classes plus passing the following test. Belt promotions are always at the discretion of the head instructor. Factors such as above-average class attendance, natural ability, or competing could possibly shortened the time to blue belt, while a poor attitude, bad temper, or a lack of common morality outside the school could lengthen it.
Throws and TakedownsOne leg throw
Two hip throws
Two double legs
One single leg
Self-Defense
One way to defend the guillotine standing up
One way to defend the headlock standing
One way to defend the headlock on the ground
Passing the Guard
Three different ways to pass the guard and get side control
Half-Guard
One sweep from the half-guard
One half-guard pass
Sweeps from the Guard
Three different ways to sweep your opponent
Escapes
Two ways to escape the mount
One way to escape the side-mount
One way to escape the rear-mount
One way to escape the knee-on-belly
Submissions
Three from the mount
One double attack
Three from the side-mount
Two from the back
Two from knee in the belly
Three from the guard
Purple
On average, 3 years of training with a minimum of 360 classes plus passing the following test. Belt promotions are always at the discretion of the head instructor. Factors such as above-average class attendance, natural ability, or competing could possibly shortened the time to purple belt, while a poor attitude, bad temper, or a lack of common morality outside the school could lengthen it.
Throws and TakedownsOne leg throw
Four hip throws
Two double legs
Two single leg
Self-Defense
Two ways to defend the guillotine standing up
Two ways to defend the headlock standing
One way to defend the headlock on the ground
One way to defend the guillotine on the ground
Passing the Guard
Five different ways to pass the guard and get side control
Half-Guard
Two sweeps from the half-guard
Two half-guard passes
Sweeps from the Guard
Five different ways to sweep your opponent
Escapes
Two ways to escape the mount
One way to escape the side-mount
One way to escape the rear-mount
One way to escape the knee-on-belly
Submissions
Five from the mount
Two double attacks
Three from the side-mount
Two from the back
Two from knee in the belly
Five from the guard
Brown
On average, 6 years of training with a minimum of 750 classes plus passing the following test. Belt promotions are always at the discretion of the head instructor. Factors such as above-average class attendance, natural ability, or competing could possibly shortened the time to brown belt, while a poor attitude, bad temper, or a lack of common morality outside the school could lengthen it.
Throws and Takedowns1 leg throw
6 hip throws
2 double legs
2 single legs
Self Defense
2 ways to defend the Guillotine standing up
2 ways to defend the Guillotine on the ground
2 ways to defend the Headlock standing up
2 ways to defend the Headlock on the ground
Passing the Guard
6 different ways to pass Guard and get side control
Half Guard
3 Sweeps from Half Guard
3 Half Guard Passes
Sweeps
6 Different ways to Sweep your opponent from Guard
Escapes
2 ways to escape the Mount
2 ways to escape the Side-Mount
2 ways to escape the Rear Mount
2 ways to escape the Knee on Belly
Submissions
5 from the Mount
2 Double Attacks from Mount
5 from Side-Mount
2 from the Back
3 from Knee on Belly
6 from the Guard
Black
On average, 8 years of training plus a demonstration. Belt promotions are always at the discretion of the head instructor. Factors such as above-average class attendance, natural ability, or competing could possibly shortened the time to black belt, while a poor attitude, bad temper, or a lack of common morality outside the school could lengthen it.
Hmm... jos ottaisi varovaiseksi tavoitteeksi saada musta vyö ennen 50v. synttäreitä. :)
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