This is the way many schools teach children because it's easier to learn. In fact, even many Masters and Instructors do it this was because it's quicker. However, the result is a criss-cross of the layers in the back which is unsightly and incorrect. With the method shown in this video, the top layer will lay flat on top of the bottom layer with no crossing over. I hope that this explanation has helped :) please consider subscribing and sharing :)

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Thank you very much for the question and I apologize for the lateness of this reply. Do you still train? What belt are you now? Traditionally, a student receives their belt from their Master during a tea ceremony. It is a very traditional, symbolic, and highly choreographed ceremony in which the student sits down with his or her Master, has tea, and receives their belt. This old ritual is slowly being forgotten about. Nevertheless, it is traditional to tie a black belt's belt on them for the first time. If your Master did this for you then you should be very honored. I hope that this explanation has proved insightful :) please consider subscribing and sharing the video :)

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Thank you for your question. If the belt is not long enough to wrap around twice then the belt is the incorrect size. Nevertheless, the way to tie a belt that is too small is to find the middle of the belt and place it at the student's back. Then wrap both ends around until they meet at the front. Then tie as shown in the video. I hope that this helps! Please consider subscribing and sharing the video :)

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hahaha, just like any difficult technique, practice makes perfect! Pil Sung! If you find this video helpful please consider subscribing and sharing it :)