Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Youth Belt Ranks
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- Understanding the Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu belt rank structure will help you stay motivated and assist in setting goals along the way.
This video explains the best rank system for students under the age of 16, and discusses some nuances of the youth belt rank structure that may be experienced by teens!
![KSI - Thick Of It (feat. Trippie Redd) [Official Music Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/At8v_Yc044Y/mqdefault.jpg)
protect this man at all costs...
Thanks! This video actually really helped
Thank you for this video!
Thanks for the tip
Very informative video!
Thank you sir
I’m 14, and I train about 9-10 hours a week at most, sometimes do a few kids classes thrown in there, but not always. I mostly do adult classes, and mixed level classes. For some reason, since I’m still technically in the kids system, my adult classes aren’t counting towards my stripes in the system, apparently, so I’m confused. Should adult classes and kids classes combined count toward hours?
Thank you for the question!
I don't know much about attendance / hours based stripes as we base our promotions of skill development. We do keep attendance for reasons other than promotions so any of our teens who are allowed to train with the adults also will check in to both classes as appropriate. I do know that increased training volume (additional classes) often accounts for accelerated growth in many cases so the credit is in the skill development!
Tysm sir! This was super helpful :) @@NXG_HQ
Since it’s far more rare for kids under 16 to reach the GREEN levels, I have actually seen kids go from gray to green if they don’t have all of the tools to be a blue belt yet. In those situations, the green denotes an adult-level fighter who has surpassed white, but isn’t quite blue yet.
That is correct in regards to schools that use Green as an adult rank. However, I am speaking primarily in regards to schools that maintain the primary Adult Belt Ranks of White, Blue, Purple, Brown, and Black.
I cast no shade towards schools that use adult green belts, but we personally do not, nor is there an adult green belt category in competition... it is either white or blue.
Thank you for the comment, and for supporting our page!
im 14 and a white belt. i do 3 hours a week. i compete often,and im wondering when do you think i will get my yellow belt( if that even is possible before i turn 16) or what can i achive before that?
Thank you for the question, unfortunately I have no real way to answer. Promotion standards are always determined by your own academy instructor. Also, I do not know how long you have been training. At our academy a belt change will not be considered until a minimum of 9 months training, but often longer.
If u start at 15 like me. YOU WILL GET Stripes until u get blue belt
That is generally correct - so long as your academy uses stripes (which most do)
In my gym we do not do the sr. Belt but instead on the jr. and solid
My thing is this: Let's say a student's 16th birthday is late in the year, say October - December. If he is awarded his Blue Belt in January of the year he turns 16, wouldn't he be at a disadvantage towards someone who's Birthday is earlier? How would you handle that considering IBJFF considered him 16 the entire year? Thanks.
Considering 16-17 compete together in IBJJF (Juvenile I) and most other competitions this is not relevant to me.
16 is the age of promotion to Blue Belt as a standard, so if you are not 16 we do not promote to Blue Belt.
I am 14 (15 in January) and have the full grey belt, I started in June. I do 3 hours a week at the moment, I have a friend in school that is 15 (6 months older) and does the adult class straight after I am finished my under 16s class. Should I join his adults class as well as my under 16s class?
Would you let me even join though I am younger? and how would this affect my belt progression? (Sorry for the long comment! would be great if you replied.) 😊
While I don't know whether you would be eligible for an adult class (there are some 15 year olds I allow in our adult class, and others who I don't feel are ready yet.).
As far as mat time however, I believe the more mat time you have access to, the better you will get at Jiu-Jitsu. If you think your coach would allow you, take the chance and ask. Worst case scenario he says no... but you don't know until you ask!
@@NXG_HQ I’ll ask him next class, thanks a lot for responding. 🫶
A pleasure, and best of luck on your journey. Dont forget to subscribe to the page of you enjoyed the video!@@hhfdsrtgvuk
@@NXG_HQ Don’t worry I did!
What junior belt do you need to have in order to be promoted to blue belt at 16?
Any youth belt color can be promoted to Blue Belt at 16 years old, if the instructor feels you have met his requirements for blue belt.
My sis got her blue belt at 15
I’m 15 and I want a green belt😔
Mat time and improvement young sir! How long have you been training?
I got my green belt at 14, but now at 16 my professor says he wants to promote me to my blue belt with 2 grades...@@NXG_HQ
I mean I can see it since to him in his training the green belt is the blue belt for kids... and it would make sense that after 2 years with a blue belt depending on skill that you could have 2 stripes on it...@@NXG_HQ