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About us | the club | sensei | yudansha | what to expect from training | grades & belts | what is kanzenki? |Grades and belts Karate is something of a personal journey - everyone will have their own starting point, their own abilities and limitations, and their own goals and aspirations. Getting the next belt is not the aim of karate, but it is useful - as a measure of progress, as an incitement to improve, and as a recognition of commitment and achievement. The following chart shows the levels and their belt colours, as well as the kata associated with that level.
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