Poom
Junior black belt
Students who reach black-belt level before age 15 are generally awarded a Poom rank. Poom ranks recognise the student’s achievement while they continue training as a junior.
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Find the information you need for practice, grading and your next stage of training.
For the latest grading and event dates, check with your coach. Earlier notices remain available for reference.
Black belt pathway
Poom and Dan are both black-belt ranks. The difference is mainly the student’s age and the pathway used for recognition.
Poom
Students who reach black-belt level before age 15 are generally awarded a Poom rank. Poom ranks recognise the student’s achievement while they continue training as a junior.
Dan
Dan is the black-belt rank used for eligible students aged 15 and above. Dan holders continue progressing through higher ranks as their training and experience develop.
Waiting time for a future Dan promotion is counted from the date the Dan certificate is issued. Always confirm the latest requirements with your coach before applying.
Read the full Poom & Dan guidePrepare with confidence
Each belt has a clear set of skills to prepare. Use the full checklist together with your coach’s feedback.
Open the requirements and locate the level you are preparing for.
Review the assigned pattern, techniques and any sparring or combat components shown.
Minimum training time does not guarantee promotion. Your coach will confirm readiness and the correct grading date.
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Find your child’s monthly class fees, pay with PayNow or card, and review payments in your account.
Practise the correct pattern for your current belt level at your own pace.
Check the current grading notice, registration details and important dates.
View Momentum activities, competitions and past event notices.
Your next step starts here
A first lesson. A new challenge. A little more confidence.