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Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu belts

Yip · 2012-02-25 22:52:50

I know this is hard to answer but on average how long would it take someone training about 4 times a week to get to purple belt?

25-02-2012 10:52pm

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Yip

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I know this is hard to answer but on average how
long would it take someone training about 4 times
a week to get to purple belt?

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#2 25-02-2012 11:01pm

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Yip wrote: »

I know this is hard to answer but on average how
long would it take someone training about 4 times
a week to get to purple belt?

Not a definite but 4-6 years I'd say. Could be longer, doubt shorter unless you where exceptional

Rush Boxing club and Rush Martial Arts head coach.

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#3 26-02-2012 12:39am

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'Getting' a purple belt is probably not the best mindset to have. Just go in to your gym, train as much as possible, and if you cant train as much as possible train as smart as possible. Stick to developing the fundamentals of your game and whenever your ready, you'll earn it.

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