The New Generation CHANGED The BJJ Belt System

Since forever, BJJ students have always been ranked according to the sport's 5-belt system. White, Blue, Purple, Brown and Black. Watch The RISE Of John Danaher’s Prodigy - Helena Crevar :    • The RISE Of John Danaher’s Prodigy - Helen...   A fighter's belt is an indication of their experience and the level of their mastery of grappling techniques. However, a lot has changed in the current generation’s BJJ belt system, thanks to the stellar contributions of influential BJJ coaches like John Danaher. Today, you can roll with someone who has incredible talent and is among the top grapplers in the world and chances are high that they could just be a purple belt. This new mentality makes it a lot harder to achieve your black belt. But when you do, you are, no doubt going to be a BJJ MACHINE! This makes it a necessity to understand what you can hope to expect when you reach each belt. We need to keep this system of grading in the World of martial arts because to the students, it is the main source of Motivation. It keeps them going to achieve their Black belts. But just before we get to the details of each BJJ belt, it’s vital to understand that the BJJ community attracts two classes of people; the competitive athletes and the Hobbyists. Timecodes 0:00 - Intro to New BJJ Belts 2:10 - Two Types of Fighters - BJJ Athletes and BJJ Hobbyist 3:41 - White Belt 5:31 - Blue Belt 6:42 - Purple Belt 7:57 - Brown Belt 9:06 - Black Belt 10:20 - General Requirements To Attain Higher Belts #bjj #jiujitsu #martialarts #bjjbelts #brazilianjiujitsu #bjjlifestyle #johndanaher