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The color white signifies innocence, as that of the beginning student who has no previous knowledge of Tae Kwon Do. |
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The color yellow signifies the earth. The beginning student begins to create a firm foundation in Tae Kwon Do technique, just as a seed begins to expand its root system deep in the earth as it begins to grow. |
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The color orange signifies the changes of Autumn, as the student's mind and body begin to develop and grow as a result of the new Tae Kwon Do experience |
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The color green represents growth, like that of the green plant as it sprouts out of the ground. The student has built a firm foundation and now begins to grow in the art of Tae Kwon Do. |
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The color blue represents the sky. Reminding the student to reach for the heavens and continue their Tae Kwon Do journey. |
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The color brown represents the ripening or maturing process as that of the advanced Tae Kwon Do student whose techniques are beginning to mature. |
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The color of blood signifies danger and is a warning to the student to temper her newly found skills and techniques with control and wisdom. |
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Jr. Black Belt is the final preparation stage before becoming a graduated Black Belt. Students wearing this belt must work really serious in their attitude and Martial skills. |
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The opposite of white signifies maturity and dignity, as that of a senior student of Tae Kwon Do who has learned the basic curriculum of Tae Kwon Do and is ready to become a true student of Tae Kwon Do. |
