About: Ranking

    


    A curriculum and a grading system similar to the Brazilian jiu-jitsu ranking system and the Brazilian Judo ranking system is developed in order to develop uniform minimum standards and better rank its practitioners. 

    A black belt might take up to a minimum of four years to ten years of practice. Although it's a no-gi grappling style, practitioners can wear their belts if they want.

     Rankings are divided into three categories: beginners, intermediate and advanced. 

    Intermediate students must be above 16 years of age and they should be proficient in vale tudo techniques.

    Advanced students are allowed to be instructors.


Beginners

White

Yellow

Orange

Intermediate

Blue

Advanced

Purple

Brown

Black
(1st to 6th degree)

Red-Black, Red-White & Red
(7th coral to10th degree red belt)

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