The belt ranking system at Better Families starts from white belt and ends with a black belt. The color of the belt will show the progression that the student has made. The Miami Tae Kwon Do School has a sub ranking systems through stripes achieved for each belt. The age range goes from young toddlers, children, adolescents, young adults, to mature adults. There is a different learning curve for young children in comparison of older students.
The white belt is the beginner level when a student is learning the basics of the Miami Tae Kwon Do program. White belt level also teach the fundamentals of the overall curriculum that will later be significant. Better Families keeps the curriculum simple in the beginning and then insert more techniques and arrangement of these moves afterward. Better Families rewards stripes within the belt program to show improvement. Once a student achieves all of the stripes for the particular belt, they are then tested to demonstrate what they have learned. Better Families consist of children at an early age, as young as four years old. The young children typically struggle to learn as quickly as the older children, adolescents, young adults, and mature adults. This Miami Tae Kwon Do program gives younger students their own set of rankings with their exclusive belt ranking with the same curriculum but at a slower pace.
Better Families belt ranking is similar to a school course where a student goes to classes, instructed by the teacher, and then tested on the material. This Miami Tae Kwon Do School also gives out a form to have the parents, guardians, and teachers sign and comment to ensure respectable conduct. The student cannot progress to the next belt unless that learner has shown self-discipline and respect to others.