I WONDER - What Do The Belts Mean In Judo?

The video tutorial explains the use of colored belts in judo to indicate student rank. It covers the six beginner ranks, which include brown, blue, green, orange, yellow, and white belts. After completing these beginner grades, known as Q grades, students can compete for black belts in dan grades. The highest rank a judoka, someone who practices judo, can achieve is the 10th degree black belt.

What is the purpose of using colored belts in judo?

• To show the student's age

• To display the student's favorite color

• To match the student's uniform

• To indicate the student's rank

Which of the following is NOT a color of a beginner judo belt?

• Blue

• Green

• Red

• Brown

What are the beginner grades in judo called?

• Dojo grades

• Kyu grades

• Q grades

• Dan grades

What is the highest rank a judoka can achieve?

• 5th degree black belt

• 8th degree black belt

• 10th degree black belt

• 12th degree black belt

Who is referred to as a judoka?

• A judo referee

• A judo student

• A judo instructor

• A judo practitioner