Concepts of Hapkido | Circles

In this video I illustrate the basic utility of circles in Hapkido and how they enhance our abilities in self defense no matter the size of the opponent. Actually, heavily dependent on the size of the opponent. By Matt Hinkamp

[@bongothom]

This is great video. Thanks for posting. Its the little, subtle things like this that are game changers.

[@Kongsterville]

Thank you so much for the explanation and demonstration. This really helps me understand the technique better.

[@MattHinkamp]

I really appreciate the comment! Hope training continues to go well

[@RWalt-lp6ie]

Great video. Being a practioner of Tang Soo Do, I see Hapkido style concepts in a lot of the techniques that we learn. Keeep up the good work.

[@larrymallet9959]

Thanks for explaining this concept and showing examples.

[@rensparks470]

Awesome video!

[@MattHinkamp]

Appreciate you Ren!

[@luisjnieves-gonzalez7181]

Nice video and cocept!

[@MattHinkamp]

Thank you for watching Luis!

[@masterkangofhapkido858]

so impressived contents to me
happy to know your youtube channel

[@MattHinkamp]

Thank you for your comment and kind words

[@dinizmarcos9692]

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[@iammichael1094]

❤🙏

[@nadnavlis240]

Thanks for the demo. I am fed up with all the unrealistic high flying Hapkido demos on UA-cam. This is real.

[@BoratfromKazakhstan]

HI Matt thanks , I have a question does Hapkido have any ground techniques?

[@MattHinkamp]

It all depends on the school and instructor. There are a number of Hapkido schools that focus heavily on it, and some barely at all. I’d say on average there are more techniques than the average art, but not as much as arts that are based on it, eg. BJJ
We have a few techniques at our school that we practice

[@porter-hkd4084]

Circle Step Redirect

[@bajuszpal172]

Excellent ideas a nd presentation but turning back to an opponent, is not recommendet. Paul.68