Thanks! I will be testing on April 13. Have to do my one-steps (28 of them), know the meanings of all 9 patterns, and sparring. No breaking this time.
neryo i want the first degree black belt and how do i get into my settings and stuff so i can get that into sig? or can you do it somehow?
Hey KarateKid, Here's what you do. Either go to the first post with all the belts or go to my sig. Right click on the belt you want and go to properties. Copy the url of the picture. Go to your User CP and then go to Edit Signature. Paste the url in there and then preview the sig to see if it worked. Don't forget the at the end. Congrats again on the new BB!
On mine it has: The first one is all by it's lonesome on it's onwn line and the second one is right at the end of the url.
OK... they this. Go to your edit sig page. At the top there are the usual font, size, color etc. underneath that to the right you will see some symbols. IF you hold the mouse over the first one it should read "insert image". When you select that a script will open. paste the url in there and hit OK. Let me know if that works for ya.
My favorite is a school near me. (Not mine). You only get one belt. It starts white. Then you dye it yellow. Then you add blue to make green. Then you add red to make brown. Then you dye it black. Very simple and fits with the tradition that we are taught in our school which is that you never wash your belt because it is where you store your knowledge.
different belt colors Why every school has different belt colors? Thats what we got, I just don't get it who came up with those colors.... WHITE - 12th Gup YELLOW - 11th Gup PURPLE - 10th Gup ORANGE - 9th Gup GREEN - 8th Gup BLUE - 7th Gup BLUE STRIPE - 6th Gup BROWN - 5th Gup BROWN STRIPE - 4th Gup RED - 3rd Gup RED STRIPE - 2nd Gup POOM (Black Belt Candidate) - 1st Gup BLACK - 1st Dan BLACK - 2nd Dan
Because the colours are pretty much arbitrary so it doesn't matter which colour you have, only that your colour is different from the other colours and your instructor knows what they mean.