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You Sir, are a victim. Weak and pathetic. Even if you do get shot, Do you think that when you get shot you just lay down and bleed? Keep preaching your BS, DM me if you want to make a video of how this really works.

Hapkido basics video

2:24 bro….

The original filipino master of hapkido is dano inosanto. What you see in korea isnt the authentic hapkido. And its not even called hapkido. Dano inosanto just invented the name and the technique. It drastically became a craze in the 70s for martial artist to learn hapkido (he even was sent to korea to teach the south korean soldiers the art). So basically its a filipino art. And the old master from the 1900s that koreans claim to be the "founder" of the art, was just būllshïttïng Again Brother Dano Inosanto developed the art to teach the koreans🤦🏼‍♂️

Its funny. Hapkido is originally taught and developed by dano inosanto, a filipino martial artist that became bruce Lee's mentor.

My Korean TKD instructor taught me some Hapkido the joint locks are no joke you either submit or stuff breaks, a great art when combined with others.

3 martial arts are tied as my favorite. Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Judo, and of course, Taekwondo.

Bapre khupach sundar And importt 🔔🌏👨‍👩‍👧😍🙏🏼⛳🎻

To be honest the main three Korean styles i would like to learn is this tang soo do and tae Kwon do!

then thers tang soo do

Tkd is not useful for you but for me it is useful for any street fight or any other fight.. It is very useful for me in street fight very useful not for you i can understand you are not aware of back kicks and all other stuff.. Ok then you should not do it. I will of course use it in my street fight. 😂

Style of Chuck Norris I believe. Unknowk in France. Same

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There are several martial arts that use the Tae Kwon-Do name as there are several karate styles. It is therefore difficult to simply compare "Karate" with "Tae Kwon-Do".

ハプキドーの開祖は武田惣角の養子になって大東流を学んだと合気ニュースのインタビューに答えていたが、後日同じ雑誌のインタビューで息子さんの武田時宗さんは、朝鮮人を武田家の養子に迎えたこてはないとキッパリと否定していた。

what is the difference between Choi Kwang do and taekwondo and Zen do kai

Why do people sweep their legs while it just only need a little kick😅😅😅

Tang Soo Do is honestly just the korean expression of Shotokan..

To each their own I say. Karate might not work for someone but TawKwondo does 🤷🏾‍♂️

I sent my young kids TKD so they could burn energy and learn discipline. I didnt realise they would spar a lot, and thats been great for the realistic element so I took up it up now too, and the stretching and cardio has been really beneficial for me as Im a regular gym goer and its boosted my physique

25 years of TKD here. Its the best kicking martial art. Disipline, way of life. Dont be arrogant to other martial arts and you will be ok

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I understand your meaning when you say our goals should never to use our skills in real life.but that dosnt give a teacher the right to teach techniques that don’t work.

Just bc it’s more then fighting dosnt give u the right to teach impractical techniques….hapkido needs to evolve like every other art is doing

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I know this is an old video but I wanted to know your opinion on starting an art with my son. The chooses I have are limited to BJJ, Muay Thai, and Taekwondo. My son is young under 8-11 and I would like to join never don any of them either.

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Many Tae Kwon Do students joined my Hung Gar (tiger/crane) kung fu school, to improve their hands. I assume that others took up boxing. They offered to show their kicking, but old school Hung Gar students, preferred low kicks. The school's head instructor (professor Ho), was formerly a 2nd dan under Kanazawa.

chamber up, then go into your side motion. don't go straight to a side motion chamber. it telegraphs what you're going to do, and also hurts your leggies because they know your jumping in while skipping a crucial step.

Excellent narratoration and information.

Aikido hapkido kido martial arts Japan vs Korea

This looks rehearsed, the moves just don’t seem like something that would happen in a real fight, & I question these guys ability to defend themselves in a real life situation. 😂

Traditional military (non-competition) style TKD is outstanding but quite hard to find these days. Bouncy, flicky competition style is purely for scoring points, does not compare with traditional military style.

I don’t see Hapkido being good for sport but I can’t dismiss it for self defense.

I just do it because it looks cool

More kicking In Taekwondo then there is in Karate

Hapkido works, aikido doesn't 😁😈

idk why everyone doing martial arts for street fighting

The only difference for your opinion. Japan: karate South Korean: Taekwondo

Good video! I’m definitely interested in hapkido to help improve my balance, health and for self-defense!

Hmmm.. What I learned from Hap Ki Do was primarily about wrist manipulation. From there, arm locks and takedowns were accomplished. It served me well working as a door man in a few establishments by escorting troublemakers out on their tip toes. I'm also trained in Boxing, Muay Thai, and BJJ and have used it coupled with BJJ to aid in escaping holds, along with getting holds.

add catch wrestling and hapkido is a whole other beast and lose the hip chambered [unches. great art

I keep being told hapkido doesn’t work, that looks to be working fine.

can the arm movements be done with very powerful muscle contractions, sort of a dynamic tension strength building exercise? (while still focusing on the breathing)

I have to agree, a lot of Jujitsu/mma guys have a chip on their shoulder; especially considering jujitsu has a pretty high drop out rate...usually due to injuries. Why train and suffer an injury, in order to prevent being injured in a fight? If you Really paranoid about defending yourself, get a gun.

For me as I practitioner of goju Kai karate the problem that I have with teakwando is what I have seen in there sparing as shown in the Olympics, the fact that they apparently don't teach there students to keep up there hands when fighting, I find that's not smart at all for fighting.

Good information! I came across this video while searching UA-cam. I was curious if there is a practical self-defense that you do suggest?

I am a Hapkido teacher and practitioner. Do you feel as though every Hapkido technique must have all three principles in the technique, or can a technique simply have one of the principles?