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All beginner
students start out wearing a white belt. This shows that the student
has approached Lotus with an open mind and is ready to learn, despite
whether the student has previous training in the martial arts. |
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After
approximately 40 hours of training, a student is eligible to test for the
yellow belt if the instructor feels the student is ready to move onto the
next level of training. |
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The purple
belt is the last belt in the "beginner" level of martial arts training in
Lotus. |
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The blue belt
represents the first level in the "intermediate" level of martial arts
training in Lotus. |
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The green
belt represents the last belt in the "intermediate" level of martial arts
training in Lotus. |
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The brown
belt represents the "advanced" level of martial arts training in Lotus.
It is the belt that comes before the black belt. It is during this
time that the student should try to improve on all aspects of Lotus basics
and techniques. In addition, the student should be learning how to
teach a Lotus class. |
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The coveted
black belt. Lotus students must have approximately 600 hours before
testing to black belt. A black belt demonstrates that the student has
mastered the basics. Training does not stop at the black belt level,
but rather begins a different level of training. |