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What style of MA (korean, japanese etc) are you learning I know at least 2 ways to tie belt
this is basic http://www.all-karate.com/how_tie_karate_belt.php
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07-17-2005, 09:54 AM
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Being new to your art I think the instructors would understand your not knowing how to tie yet. Had you considered asking and having someone show you in person?
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hold it in front of you stretched out, put the middle across your waist and wrap the two ends around your sides and bring them to the front, put one under the other and then tie them |
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Listen, don't worry about it. you are new it is understood. but again thast link is a good example
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Square Knot...with a wrap around.
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 The instructions here so far are vague at best (sorry guys) 1. Fold the left side of your jacket over the right side. 2. Place the center of your belt over your naval and wrap both ends around your waist bringing the ends in front of you. 3. Right over left... (with a wrap under the center of your belt) 4. Left over right. 5. Tighten the knot by pulling the ends. You have now tied your gi belt! Kinda like this knot... http://www.judoinfo.com/obiknot.htm
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