How long does it take
to get a Black Belt in Hapkido?
I’m often
asked by new students, “How long does it take to get a Black Belt in Hapkido?”
And that is a great question. A better question is “What does it take to earn
or become a black belt?” First, it takes a lot of discipline and dedication.
You must train on a regular basis (at least twice a week). It’s easy at times, especially
for adults to let life get in the way. You have to push yourself to get to
class on the days when you may be feeling lazy, or just too busy. I have been
teaching Hapkido in Howell (Monmouth County, NJ) for over eight years. I heard
several students tell me that they were tired and was going to stay home and
miss class- but always say after class, they feel great and were glade that they pushed
themselves to come. Check out this Photo that shows a log of attendance that
one of my students kept in his note book leading up to his black belt test.
That is what it takes to become a Black belt in Hapkido. Once you show up, the
rest is easy. Oh Yeah….It took him four years of hard dedicated training.
Just Remember...."Every Black belt, started as a white belt!"
-Master McCann
-Master McCann
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