Mangalot Capoeira - Miami

Mestre Cabeção

Level up your belt: Troca de cordão

The first six belts are considered “aluno,” or student, ranks. When the student has solid foundations in the basic movements, acrobatics, music, history, culture, and language of capoeira, they are ready to go to the next level.

Advanced students continue to progress through several instructor-level ranks, each of which carries a specific title.


REQUIREMENTS TO CHANGE BELT

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The learning process will be based on:

All this elements are important for your development as a capoeirista. Take advantage of all opportunities to learn as much as you can. Try to understand your areas of difficulty so you can improve, and also identify your hidden talents and areas of strength to further develop them and make your capoeira stand out.

Incorporating these requirements into your Capoeira practice will not only elevate your skills but also enrich your connection to this vibrant art form and its global community.


Different directions to grow

The 1st belt is focused mostly on movement. As you advance, you will have more responsibility, but also more opportunity to focus on learning and developing the aspects of capoeira that make the most sense for you and that you are most passionate about.

In your development, you have the choice to grow in 4 ways:

  • As a player

  • As a performer

  • As a musician

  • As a teacher


Belt requirements

4th belt: 1 green, 3 yellow (1 verde, 3 amarelo)

Similar but different: Identify subtle differences 

All belts requirement:

I hope I can help you continue enjoying your journey and support your growth. Let's keep working hard together!