Your black belt is a symbol of your dedication, commitment, and hard work.

Bring it with you everywhere.

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il dan

First-degree black belt (also sometimes called cho dan, or jo kyo nim: Assistant Instructor)

Ee Dan

Second-degree black belt (also sometimes called kyo sa nim)

Sam Dan

Third-degree black belt (also sometimes called boo sa bum nim or kyo bum nim: Associate Instructor)

Sa Dan

Fourth-degree black belt (often the first “master” rank, sa bum nim)

Oh Dan

Fifth-degree black belt, sa bum nim

Yuk Dan

Sixth-degree black belt, sa bum nim

chil dan

Seventh-degree black belt (often this is the first rank that receives the title kwan jang nim; in English this is often called “grandmaster,” but more correctly denoting the “head of school.”)

pal dan

Eighth-degree black belt.

gu dan

Ninth-degree black belt (sometimes known as chong kwan jang nim: Chief Master.