In Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), a belt is a way to show how skilled and experienced a person is. Beginners start with a white belt. As they get better, they earn belts in different colors, like blue, purple, brown black, and red. Each belt shows how much someone has learned and practiced, and each belt has…
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) is a popular martial art that teaches kids discipline and self-defence without hurting their opponents. One important part of BJJ is the belt system, which is a path for student’s progress. This article will explore how the BJJ kids belts ranking system works, why it is important and more. By the end…
The minimum time frame from white to black belt in BJJ is 5.5 years, the average time is between 8 to 12 years, and the maximum is 16 years. It all depends on your hard work, dedication, and time you spend on mate and much more. If you train more frequently, such as 5 to…
Up until 1980, the highest belt in BJJ was the black belt. However, from 1980 to now the BJJ highest belt has been the 9th and 10th degree red belt, which is extremely rare and difficult to achieve. After that, the coral belts (8th-degree red-and-white belt and 7th-degree red-and-black belt) are the next highest ranks….
The Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu white belt is the beginner rank for all BJJ students. When students start BJJ, they receive a white belt. There is no age limit for this belt whether the student is 4 years old, 20, or even 50, they all start with this belt. This rank shows that the student is new…
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) is a martial art focused on ground fighting and submission holds. It teaches techniques like joint locks and chokeholds to control or submit an opponent, even if they are bigger or stronger. The goal is to use technique and leverage to outsmart your opponent rather than relying on strength. The BJJ belt…
When students start BJJ, they receive a white belt with no special requirements. However, to earn the blue belt (second belt) you must meet the BJJ blue belt requirements, which include being at least 16 years old, attending about 125 classes, and practicing around 360–400 hours. You also need to learn key positions, standing moves,…
In Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), you start with a white belt. On average fter 1 to 2 years and meeting certain requirements, you earn your blue belt. From there, you move to the purple belt, which is a significant milestone in your journey. However, earning your purple belt is not easy. Below, we discussed the 5…
When you start Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) training, you begin with a white belt. After meeting specific requirements, you earn the blue belt. After that, you get the 3rd BJJ purple belt which shows the intermediate level of your skill and knowledge. At this stage, you have a solid understanding of techniques such as BJJ positions,…
In Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, stripes are usually white and sewn onto the belt one by one as students progress. There are a total of 4 BJJ white belt stripes, (even from white to purple all belts have 4 stripes) and each stripe normally takes 3 to 6 months to earn. A student must complete all 4…