Hi. I practice taekwondo and I have a yellow belt. I practice two-three days per week, every weeks. I got my belt in 4 months but I feel that I could have my next belt (green) in short time. Anyone here has a black belt in taekwondo? If there, could tell me how many years took that belt?. And excuse me for my english. I'm a Colombian guy and I still learning english. I speak spanish as a native language. Thanks.

I do Taekwondo and I'm only a White belt :3 (With a yellow dande) I've only been doing it for like 1 or 2 months though.

My brother did karate for a few years and made it all the way to a black belt. The problem is, once you get to black belt, there is no where else to go. It got to the point where karate took up too much time, he had to stop. Upon stopping though, he has lost almost everything he gained from karate. He does not remember any of the routines and does not always stick to the karate motto: 'I will not punch or kick my friends of family." (You have to love sibling feuds. lol) I think the belt color system should be modified somehow. A lot of kids I know do karate until they get their black belt, but because that is the highest level, they stop. They've gone as far as they can go, so they figure there is no point in sticking with it any longer. Has anyone else noticed this?

What do you mean, 'it is the highest level - They've gone as far as they can go'?
(I am speaking for karate, not sure about Tae kwon Do).
In my style (Shotokan Karate), you do indeed go up to black belt, but then it really starts. You get to your black belt and become Shodan (first Dan), but then you go on working to get Nidan (Second Dan, the level from which you can become an independent instructor), Sandan, Yondan, Godan and so on.

If they really think karate stops at getting your black belt, they are either totally misinformed or they have completely the wrong idea about karate.
Karate is an art that should be perfected for the rest of your life, and don't think that, after getting your black belt, there is nothing more to learn, because I can assure you, there is, and lots of it.

My brother never wanted me to start with martial arts, even though I wanted to for a while. My family has a history in martial arts, with this I mean Taekwondo. My cousin was almost accepted for the Olympics, and his brother was quite good to. My uncle used to do Taekwondo too. My brother trained for several years, and I have picked up some things when I watched the trainings... but I never started, a bit to late now I guess.

Anyway, my brother has black belt. My cousin also. Both of them have some extra stuff too, but I have no idea what it is called. I believe my third cousin has red belt.

I enjoyed the Art for seven years, earning a black belt in Tae kwon do and a/an third degree brown belt in shotakon. I loved it until I broke my knee and my career ended quickly

I do kung fu I am a green/white belt