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Taekwondo Belts
Taekwondo awards levels and belts according to the level of mastery demonstrated by the student. Low levels are from Level 8 to Level 1, and high levels are from the lowest 1 ‘dan’ or 1 ‘pum’ to the highest 4 ‘dan’ or 4 ’pum’. ‘Dan’ and ‘pum’ signifies the same thing, but the term ‘pum’ is used for those 15 or under while the term ‘dan’ applies to anyone 16 or older. Each level has its own ‘Pumsae’, a predetermined set of movements that one can use to gain practice against an imaginary opponent. Different colored belts are awarded according to the level attained.
Level Pumsae Belt Color
Low Level No Level Basic Position
Level 8 Taegeuk 1-Jang
Level 7 Taegeuk 2-Jang
Level 6 Taegeuk 3-Jang
Level 5 Taegeuk 4-Jang
Level 4 Taegeuk 5-Jang
Level 3 Taegeuk 6-Jang
Level 2 Taegeuk 7-Jang
Level 1 Taegeuk 8-Jang
High Level 1 Pum, 1 Dan Goryeo Pum Dan
2 Pum, 2 Dan Geumgang
3 Pum, 3 Dan Taebaek
4 Pum, 4 Dan Pyeongwon
* The belt colors outlined above are the basics, but depending on the discretion of a Taekwondo master, belt colors offered at a specific place of learning can increase or decrease.
 

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