Tae Kwon-Do uses different coloured belts as a progressive ranking system to indicate the students level of experience. When students begin they wear a white belt and expert students wear a black belt.
There are six different coloured belts in Tae Kwon-Do
Three Junior Coloured Belts:
Three Senior Coloured Belts:
These colours have not been randomly chosen, they are steeped in Korean tradition. The colours black, red and blue represent the various level of royal hierarchy that existed during the Silla Dynasty.
TAGB Coloured Belt Gradings
TAGB coloured belt gradings are held every three months. How often a student is eligable to grade will depend on their technical ability, level of attendance, as well as their commitment and effort to becoming a good student.
Grading Venue:
Broadoak Community School
Windwhistle Road
Weston-Super-Mare
BS23 4NP
The TAGB charge £26 for a coloured belt grading.
This includes the cost of a new belt and a certificate.
It is important that all paperwork, licences, photographs and payments are handed in prior to the grading.