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Taekwondo Belt Colours & Grades Explained

Taekwondo Belt Colours & Grades Explained

Taekwondo Belt System Overview

Taekwondo uses a coloured belt system to indicate a practitioner's grade and experience level. The system varies slightly between organisations, but the World Taekwondo (WT) system is the most widely used in the UK.

Taekwondo Belt Colours — WT System

In World Taekwondo, grades are divided into Geup (Gup) grades for coloured belts and Dan grades for black belts:

Note: individual clubs may use slightly different colour sequences — always follow your club's grading syllabus.

Junior Colour Stripe Belts

Many clubs use colour stripe belts for junior practitioners to mark progress between full grade changes. These are typically a white belt with a coloured stripe, or a solid colour belt with a stripe of the next grade's colour.

Our Cimac Colour Striped White Belt and Cimac Coloured Stripe Belt cover the full range of junior grades. Browse the full Taekwondo Belts collection for all options.

Black Belt Grades (Dan)

Black belt grades in WT taekwondo run from 1st Dan (Poom for juniors under 15) through to 9th Dan. Most practitioners will spend years at each Dan grade before being eligible for promotion.

Which Belt Do I Need?


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