These belt ranks are only for competitors under the age of 16. These belts, from lowest ranked to highest ranked, are as follows: There are actually more belts in the children’s ranks in order to give them a faster sense of progress. The IBJJF has its own BJJ belt system and requirements for children under the age of 16. There is a separate belt system for children under the age of 16 that prepares them for the adult rankings discussed in this section. Blue and purple belts must be at least 16 years of age, while brown belts must be at least 18 years old.
As displayed in the graphic above, the white belt has no age limit. In addition to the experience requirements, the IBJJF also has age requirements for each of the BJJ belts. It is important to note that, while there is no explicit time limit for white belts, it typically takes practitioners 1-2 years to get promoted to a blue belt. From there, one must have their purple belt for at least 1.5 years before they can move to a brown belt, and so on. A blue belt must have been at that rank for a minimum of two years before they can be given a purple belt. The IBJJF has established guidelines that regulates how long a practitioner must remain at each belt before they are eligible for a promotion, as displayed on the graphic below. From lowest ranked to highest ranked, the belts are ordered as follows: IBJJF Belt Graduation Systemīelts in Jiu-Jitsu are given out based on skill and the amount of time the participant has been training. With that in mind, here is everything you need to know about the Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu belt system. The International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation (IBJJF) has a mandated rule set when it comes to belt promotions based on the practitioner’s age and experience, which are followed by most accredited BJJ academies around the world. While many other martial arts such as Karate and Taekwondo give belts on a more subjective basis, the BJJ belt system follows a standardized and structured belt progression system. The Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu belt system can be daunting for the sport’s newcomers. Together, let’s dive into the meaning and significance of each belt, the time it takes to progress, and the lessons you can expect to learn as you navigate the captivating world of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
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In this blog post, I’ll be your guide to understanding the intricacies of the BJJ belt system and share some insights I’ve gained along my own journey on the mats.įrom the excitement of receiving my first white belt to the immense pride of earning my current rank, I’ve experienced the full spectrum of emotions that accompany the pursuit of BJJ mastery.
Each belt color marks not only a new level of skill but also the personal growth and dedication that come with consistent training. As an experienced Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) practitioner, I’ve come to appreciate the journey that the BJJ belt system represents.
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