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Progress is
measured by the award of a color belt or stripe through our unique
ranking system in accordance with the knowledge, skill, time and
effort a student has dedicated. The time requirements below are
based on consistent training at a Certified Federation Studio.
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Why doesn't a Soo Bahk Do Moo Duk
Kwan Dan Member wear a black belt?
The term "Dan" is proper for those who have attained Black Belt
status, except in our style.
In most Asian cultures, black is typically a color reserved for
perfection or holiness, and we humbly use the darkest midnight blue
to demonstrate that we are not perfect, but striving toward that
goal in a mature,
peaceful and educational manner.
Additionally the term for "First Degree", which is Cho Dan,
actually means "Beginner Level."
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