The International Taekwondo Federation, or ITF pretty much uses the same belt order system, with slight differences from other Taekwondo organizations such as the WTF and ATA. Today, we’ll look closely at the ITF’s belt order and how a taekwondo student can …

Belt Colour Meanings. When you visit a Taekwon-Do dojang, or participate in a taekwondo class for the first time, you will notice that the belt colour of the students will be different. The belt color signifies each students level of training and proficiency.

This page provides details regarding ITF Taekwondo belts such as levels & ranks. It looks at ITF color belts and black belts. Students progress over time from an initial white belt until they reach the coveted black belt levels in ITF Taekwondo.

The belt colour meanings refer either to the stage of development of a student, or to the plant/tree which symbolises the Taekwon-do student's progression. The belt colours were not chosen arbitrary. They are in-fact steeped in tradition.

2023年2月16日 · International Taekwondo Federation (ITF) Belt Order. We’ll start with the International Taekwondo Federation, the organization founded by General Choi. There are 10 levels though only 5 color belts. The tip of the belt is marked with the color of the next belt to denote the extra level in between each color.

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Understanding ITF Taekwondo Belts. The ITF (International Taekwondo Federation) uses a colored belt system to represent the rank achieved by a practitioner. Each belt signifies a level of expertise and commitment. Let's walk through the different belts commonly recognized in the ITF. White Belt: The beginning stage, representing innocence and ...

2025年2月22日 · Understand the Taekwondo belts order, levels, and differences between ITF and WTF to achieve the black belt mastery through competitive Taekwondo belt color ranks.

Learn what a student is required to demonstrate for their next ITF Taekwondo grading

THE BELT RANK SYSTEM: There are six colors of belts: White, Yellow, Green, Blue, Red, and Black. They are divided into 10 grade levels of colored belts called Gups, with 10th Gup (White Belt) being the lowest and 1st Gup (Red Belt) being the highest. There are 9 degrees of Black Belt with 1st Dan being the lowest and 9th Dan being the highest