Can someone make sense of this quote by one of the instructors of one of the gyms I train at? "it doesn't mean you should be a higher belt if you're a blue belt and consistently tapping out brown and black belts. It just means you're a really good blue and there's nothing wrong with that. It's a good thing you're doing that." I tried for a year to figure out what he meant by this. Any ideas guys?
This same guy also said "even though you train over 12 times a week, you've still only been a blue for a year and even though these other guys only train 2x a week, they've been blue for 3 years and that's why I'm promoting them". Let's just say I overheard him saying this to someone else. Personally I don't care about belts at all, I'm just trying to make sense of this as it has never made any sense to me and I'm hoping someone can shed some light on this?
This same guy also said "even though you train over 12 times a week, you've still only been a blue for a year and even though these other guys only train 2x a week, they've been blue for 3 years and that's why I'm promoting them". Let's just say I overheard him saying this to someone else. Personally I don't care about belts at all, I'm just trying to make sense of this as it has never made any sense to me and I'm hoping someone can shed some light on this?
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