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Extent, level, or amount of. |
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A level of achievement above a specific rank (typically black belt or brown belt). |
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Often used in conjunction with the term 'Degree of x' where 'x' is replaced with the intended characteristic (e.g. injury, opening, rotation, etc...). |
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In American Kenpo there are ten degrees of black belt, three degrees of brown belt, and often at least one degree in the lower ranks. |
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If one were to execute a vertical punch as opposed to a straight punch, there would be a different degree of rotation of the punch. |
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If a black belt practitioner had a bar and a stripe on their black belt they would be said to be a sixth degree black belt. |
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