Aperçu général des grades
Ce classement n'est pas encore attribué à une organisation précise. Les fédérations diffèrent en couleurs et en délais.
Ceinture Blanche
Bases du mouvement spontané.
Esprit ouvert à l'hybride chinois-hawaïen.
Yellow Belt
Application of Kenpo techniques and relaxation of strikes.
Ray of light. Awakening of aggression and survival instinct.
Ceinture Verte
Frappes de paume et bâtons d'Eskrima.
Créativité en autodéfense.
Orange Belt
Basics of Judo and Jujutsu throws and falls applied to concrete.
Fire in training. Physical endurance and ability to bear pain grows.
Ceinture Noire (Sifu)
Sifu (Maître). Armes et défense de rue.
Héritage d'Al Dacascos.
Purple Belt
Defense against multiple attackers drill and weapons (stick).
Warrior maturity. Hawaiian system uses purple to mark transition to hard combat.
Blue Belt
Applying joint locks into counterattacks. Knife combat.
Water. Adaptability to any street situation.
Brown Belt (3rd - 1st Kyu)
Testing through hard sparring and ability to instruct lower students.
Tree takes strong roots, stability and brutality of effective self-defense.
Black Belt (1st - 8th Degree)
Professor title (Sifu / Sibak).
Master fully controlling the mix of 4 arts and teaching the Ohana family.
Black Belt with Red Border (9th Degree)
Grandmaster. Wears traditional Hawaiian black belt with red border.
Fire in the darkness. Longstanding legacy and spreading Kajukenbo globally.
Red Belt (10th Degree - Sijo)
Reserved exclusively for founders (Sijo Adriano Emperado).
Blood of the founders (Noir Belt Society) who created the system.