The image below assumes that your belt is of sufficient length to be wrapped around the body twice. If it is of single-wrap length, start with the centre of the belt at the small of the back, and proceed from the second row.

Points to note:

• The two loose ends should be of equal length
• The two strands should lie flat at the back and not be twisted over one another
• The knot should be tight enough that it doesn't come undone during training
• The belt should be snug enough that it holds the dobok top on securely
• But not so snug that you can't breath
• Korean for belt is 'ti'

Still confused? Watch a video, or ask an instructor or one of the seniors at training, and we will be only too happy to help!