IBJJF Youth Guide · 2026

Youth BJJ belts, explained.

Grey. Yellow. Orange. Green. The youth belt system is simple to name but easy to misunderstand once competition age divisions are added. This guide separates belt progression from the belts IBJJF actually lists as eligible for each kids division.

The table below uses the official belt-and-age divisions published for the 2026 IBJJF Jiu-Jitsu CON Kids International. Graduation rules can change, so the current IBJJF Graduation System remains the controlling reference for promotion eligibility.

The short version

Age determines which youth belts can enter a division.

Grey

Listed from Mighty-Mite through Teen

Yellow

Added beginning with Pee-Wee

Orange

Added beginning with Junior

Green

Added beginning with Teen

2026 competition eligibility

Which belts can compete at each kids age division?

This is an event-eligibility table, not a promotion schedule. It reflects the belts IBJJF lists for each birth-year division at Jiu-Jitsu CON Kids International 2026.

Year of birthAge divisionBelts listed
2022Mighty-Mite 1Grey
2021Mighty-Mite 2Grey
2020Mighty-Mite 3Grey
2019Pee-Wee 1Grey, Yellow
2018Pee-Wee 2Grey, Yellow
2017Pee-Wee 3Grey, Yellow
2016Junior 1Grey, Yellow, Orange
2015Junior 2Grey, Yellow, Orange
2014Junior 3Grey, Yellow, Orange
2013Teen 1Grey, Yellow, Orange, Green
2012Teen 2Grey, Yellow, Orange, Green
2011Teen 3Grey, Yellow, Orange, Green

Promotion vs. competition

These are related rules, not the same rule.

The IBJJF Graduation System governs how athletes advance through belt ranks. Individual championship pages then publish the belts accepted for each age division at that event. A promotion does not automatically mean every competition division is available at that new belt.

IBJJF competition rules also address athletes whose belt does not exist for their current age range: athletes under 18 must compete in a belt rank that matches the athlete's current age group.

A real 2026 example

Teen 1 includes orange belt.

For athletes born in 2013, Jiu-Jitsu CON Kids International 2026 lists Teen 1 with Grey, Yellow, Orange and Green belts. Bailey Heinsohn's canonical event record documents her confirmed Teen 1 · Orange · Feather registration for the same weekend.

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Official sources

Check the current IBJJF source before competing.