Find the centre of your belt	Place the centre of your belt across your waist, and wrap it around your waist	bringing the opposite ends around.
Cross the left junior end under and tuck it into	the belt around your waist. Then...	Cross the left junior end under the senior right, and tuck it into the hole
Pull both ends to finish the knot.	Make sure the ends are even.

The left Junior side of the belt goes behind the right senior side, just as if you needed to pass a senior class member in class. This shows our personal and interpersonal understanding of the Sun Beh & Whu Beh (Senior & Junior) relationship.

It was explained to me that;

The opening of the knot faces the senior side, symbolic of knowledge passing from senior to junior.

Lay the top of your uniform down.	Fold the pants in half, vertically, and lay them across the top.	Fold the bottom of the pants even with the bottom of the top.
Fold the right sleeve in, then	the left sleeve.	Fold the right side in, then
the left side	Fold the entire uniform length wise	Then in half
Fold your belt in half, then lay it across the uniform	Flip the uniform and belt over and cross the belt	Cross the belt, and...

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Knot the belt to finish	.	Carry your Do Bok  on your left arm

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