Coloured belts in judo arrived in France in 1930 with Mikinosuke Kawaishi.
Appelées aussi Kyu, les ceintures de couleurs au judo représentent la progression d’un judoka. A l’origine, il existait seulement 2 couleurs de ceintures, la ceinture de judo blanche et la ceinture noire.
Today, the different colour belts in judo are white, yellow, orange, green, blue, brown and black.
When you have a black belt in judo, you are said to have a 1st Dan black belt. There are 10 Dan in judo. From the 1st Dan to the 5th Dan, we have a black belt. Then when you are 6th, 7th or 8th Dan, you have a white and red belt. Judokas with a 9th or 10th Dan have a red belt.
But you may be wondering what you need to know to pass your judo belts?
What do you need to know to be a white belt in judo?
The white belt is the first belt you get in judo. It is the beginner’s belt. You wear it when you start judo. When you have a white belt, you will learn how to do backward and forward falls. You will also start to learn standing and ground techniques.
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Children’s judo kimono Hajime
Hajime children’s judo kimono in high-quality rice grain. Pleasant for children to wear, lightweight yet sturdy, the Hajime kimono also comes with a white belt. It’s the ideal judogi to start learning judo with the best assets. At 320 g/m2, this quality judogi is stronger and more durable than most other children’s judo kimonos.
55% cotton 45% polyester
Available from 100 to 160cm
Red Label judo kimono 500Ggr
The Red Label judogi is a mid-range kimono for intermediate levels, ranging from experienced children to adults who are just learning or beginners.
Its light weight makes it easy to learn. The judogi doesn’t hinder your movements and accompanies you as you progress.
Flexible and sturdy, it is available in sizes from 130 cm to 190 cm. Available in white or blue. This judogi is mixed.
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What do you need to know to be a yellow belt in judo?
The yellow belt is the first belt you receive after the white belt. To obtain the yellow belt, one must know how to do the front fall, the back fall and the side fall. You must also know standing techniques such as eri-otoshi, ko-soto-gake and ground techniques such as kuzure-gesa-gatame or kuzure-kami-shiho-gatame.
Tu aimerais en savoir plus pour obtenir ta ceinture jaune ? Voici le programme pour la ceinture jaune.
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What do you need to know to be an orange belt in judo?
The orange belt comes right after the yellow belt. To get your orange belt, you must be able to do the front, back and side fall. You must be able to react to dodges and blocks in a fight. You also need to know ground techniques like ushiro-gesa-gatame.
Tu aimerais en savoir plus pour obtenir ta ceinture orange ? Voici le programme pour la ceinture orange.
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What do you need to know to be a green belt in judo?
To get the green belt, you have to know how to fall. You must also know some sutemi-waza like tomoe nage. You must be able to do standing techniques like te guruma and ushiro goshi. In Ne waza, you must be able to do reversals when uke (your partner) is in your guard but also reversals when your partner is on the ground.
Tu aimerais en savoir plus pour obtenir ta ceinture verte ? Voici le programme pour la ceinture verte.
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What do you need to know to be a blue belt in judo?
The blue belt comes after the green belt. To obtain it, you must know certain techniques in Te-waza like kata guruma, kuchiki daoshi, kibisu geishi, utsuri goshi. You must also be able to do sutemis waza like ura-nage, yoko guruma and sumi geishi. You also need to know chokes like sankaku jime.
Tu veux en savoir plus pour obtenir ta ceinture bleue ? Voici le programme pour la ceinture bleue.
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What do you need to know to be a brown belt in judo?
The brown belt is the last kyu belt. It is also the last belt that will be given by your teacher. It is the last step before the black belt. To obtain your brown belt, you must be able to perform the first three rounds of Nage No Kata. You must be able to do arm locks and some ground holds like makura-gesa-gatame.
Tu aimerais en savoir plus pour obtenir ta ceinture marron ? Voici le programme pour la ceinture marron.
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What do you need to know to become a black belt in judo?
The black belt is a big step in the life of a judoka. You can become a black belt from the age of 15. The passage of black belt is done in several stages in front of juries. The first step is to pass the katas, you must present the first three series of Nage No Kata. The second step is the technical part with a demonstration of technique in Ne Waza, Te Waza and Jujitsu. The third stage is the shiai, the judoka must obtain 5 consecutive victories by obtaining 44 or 50 points or obtain 100 points on several events. The last stage is the personal involvement of the judoka in the development of judo-jujitsu.
Find all the information on the official texts of the judo federation:
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Red belt in judo
You may need a red belt for competitions. Indeed, the first fighter called during a judo fight wears a red belt. It is useful for the referee so that he doesn’t get the wrong fighter when announcing the values during the fight.
You are a competitor and you would like a red belt of judo Fighting Films? You can find our red belt on our website and have it embroidered with your name so you won’t lose it during competitions.
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IJF Superstar Judo Kimono 750 Gr
The Judo Fighting Films Superstar 750 Gr – IJF approved kimono (approved by the Internationale Judo Federation new IJF standards in place from January 2023)is distinguished by its meticulous finish and the quality of its fabric. This makes it a perfect fit for all judokas who want to feel comfortable in a high-quality kimono. This kimono is ideal for regular practice, as it is lightweight and provides optimum comfort. Finally, it offers maximum mobility thanks to its slim fit. This is the ultimate competition judo kimono .
This judogi is mixed.
Available in Slim Fit and Regular Fit. The Regular Fit cut is wider at the waist, so for a 170cm kimono, this kimono will have the length of a 170cm Slim Fit, but the waist at the waist corresponds to a 175cm Slim Fit.
RF= 1 size up in the stomach area
How to choose the right Fighting Films kimono size?
We advise all our customers to choose a kimono 5 cm below their size. If you’re 1m70 tall, opt for the 165cm. With our experience and knowledge of our kimonos, we can assure you that this is the right method to use.
Please note! With the new IJF standards in place since January 2023, the kimono skirt has been lengthened by 5cm, which may bother some judokas.
Still not sure which judogi size to choose? Discover our Size guide .
Maintenant que vous savez tout sur les ceintures de judo, découvrez comment choisir la taille de sa ceinture de judo grâce à notre guide.
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