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Martial arts printables
Belt trackers, a practice chart and checklists for the moments parents ask about most. Open one, press Print, and it fits on a single sheet of letter paper.
Taekwondo belt trackerFill in the date your child earns each belt and color in a stripe for every tip or step. Belt colors follow a common order; check your school's own list.Karate belt trackerFill in the date your child earns each belt and color in a stripe for every tip or step. Belt colors follow a common order; check your school's own list.Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu belt trackerFill in the date your child earns each belt and color in a stripe for every tip or step. Belt colors follow a common order; check your school's own list.Judo belt trackerFill in the date your child earns each belt and color in a stripe for every tip or step. Belt colors follow a common order; check your school's own list.Home practice sticker chartFour weeks of short practice sessions. Your child adds a sticker or a tick for every task done. Ten minutes a day is plenty.Counting to ten in Korean and JapaneseTaekwondo and hapkido count in Korean; karate, judo, aikido and kendo count in Japanese. Stick it on the fridge and practise during stretching.Trial class checklistTake it with you when you visit a school. Tick what you see and jot down the answers.Class and tournament bag checklistPack the night before. One list for every class, one for tournament day.Belt test countdownA simple plan for the two weeks before a belt test, so test day feels calm.