Eighth Grade

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In some east Asian martial arts, a beginner (white belt) starts as ninthor tenth grade (kyu in Japanese, geup in Korean) and works up to first grade before promoting to first degree black belt. more

Also known as:

  • 8th Gup,
  • Eighth Gup,
  • 8th Geup,
  • Eighth Geup,
  • 8th Kub,
  • Eighth Kub,
  • 8th Grade,
  • 8th Kyu,
  • Eighth Kyu

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