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New brown belt
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30-11-2008 7:46pm#1
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I understand what u mean - i didn't mean say in levels of difficulty - like I just meant what belt number is it
in kenpo brown is the sixth with another 2 and then your first dan.. I know WAY too little about bjj to compare it in terms of skills, because I literally know nothing about it, but am interested from the bits I read on wiki! 0 -
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jim o doom wrote: »I understand what u mean - i didn't mean say in levels of difficulty - like I just meant what belt number is it in kenpo brown is the sixth with another 2 and then your first dan.. I know WAY too little about bjj to compare it in terms of skills, because I literally know nothing about it, but am interested from the bits I read on wiki!
Pretty sure it goes white -> blue -> purple -> brown -> black.0 -
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muckwarrior wrote: »Pretty sure it goes white -> blue -> purple -> brown -> black.
cool! Well regardless of where along the line it is (brown sounded far anyways!) congratulations 0 -
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jim o doom wrote: »cool! Well regardless of where along the line it is (brown sounded far anyways!) congratulations
In BJJ it takes 7-8 years to get to a brown belt. In kenpo if you train as hard you will get a brown belt in 3 years and a black belt in 4-5. It usually takes 10 years to get a BJJ black belt. That is the traditional way. In a lot of more modern schools they award BJJ black belts for the amount of titles won. That is how BJ Penn got his so quickly.0 -
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