IBO Belt

• White Belt – This is the beginner level. Students start learning basic stances, movements, and discipline.
• Yellow Belt – Students gain a basic understanding of techniques and start practicing simple combinations.
• Orange Belt – Skills begin to improve, including better speed, coordination, and control.
• Green Belt – This is an intermediate level where students develop stronger techniques and confidence.
• Blue Belt – An advanced intermediate stage. Students learn more complex moves and may begin sparring.
• Brown Belt – An advanced level. Students are close to black belt and have strong technical ability.
• Black Belt – This represents a high level of mastery and expertise. However, learning continues even after reaching this level.

Additional points:

• Some systems include stripes or sub-levels between belts.
• The exact belt order and requirements can vary depending on the organization or school.
• Belts not only represent fighting skills but also discipline, respect, and dedication.

If you meant the IBO boxing championship belt instead, let me know and I can explain that too.