I study Hapkido right now and I really do think that this style is very practical. Hapkido is very effective system. I think that you are a very excellent Hapkido instructor.
If you are into practical hapkido. Grnmaster Phil peplinski. At u.s. tae kwon do n practical hapkido. In seffner Florida. Offers great n practical concepts. Look up some of the stuff on you tube. Under Phil peplinski. Enjoy. Keep on training
The object in training is to start out with compliant opponents working on the skills to perfect the technique then as the student progresses apply real world resistance, speed and strength to the technique. I explain to my students that these techniques are like legos. And you assemble them depending on what your opponent gives you. This is your battle plan. You practice until it becomes muscle memory and you don’t have to think about it, you just react. This combined with punching, kicking and ground fighting will make you a better fighter. The bonus to this is the techniques. You don’t need to be a person of large stature or tremendous strength, it definitely doesn’t hurt to have those qualities but just about anyone can do this. If one cannot perform a certain technique there are thousands of techniques that you can choose from and add to your toolbox. 2nd Dan
If the attacker will not comply with pain of the lock, is the next step following through with joint and/or limb destruction? I see this in the art as worst case scenario
Hapkido for Peace ✌️ thanks for the reply. I have a lot of convo about this when people play down the effectiveness. As my dad taught me, hapkido is brutal lol
There are options in this situation, we have “modifications “ to the techniques. Adding a foot stomp, elbow, pressure point strike (sensitive target strike) or something similar can help. You could move into your plan b technique to gain compliance or you could go for the destruction. That would depend on the situation and the fighter and what kind of a threat he or she is experiencing. If you’re dealing with a drunk co-worker at a party it’s probably best not to cripple him/her. If you’re attacked by a gang in a back alley you might want to do the most damage with each attacker. You will have to decide depending upon your senario. If you’re not in a 3rd world country you should probably be thinking about what would be considered excessive force to keep you from going to jail if there is that possibility.
Hapkido and Aikdo both came from Japanese Aiki Jujitsu. Hapkido is a more realistic self defense and has more kicks and strikes as well as joint locks and throws.
Yes , I have been studying Hapkido since 2017. You can joint opponents and throw them into another. Hapkido has many kicks and these woukd be very useful against multiple attackers.
This shite wouldn't work in a street fight and most likely help.the assailant coming out on top.in a bad way. Kata forms will get you seriously disabled and or killed in a street fight. As the late Bruce Lee said his defense was his offense. I will stick with with Bruce's no form philosophy because it has always worked out for in the few fights I have been in on the streets. My no form techniques have proved a life saver for me over any form of Karate. Proved that to an idiot cop that thought he could use isshin-ryu to subdue me. They say Isshin-ryu works in real fight situations but nah it's useless as any competition sport Martial arts. As this form of defense would too. The body has be consider as a weapon as a whole. To live through a street you have to render your assailant useless. I have not had to use more than one to three modes to take a person down by KO.
The one thing that bothered me is how many of these moves ended up needlessly sitting on the ground with the attacker. Makes it difficult to disengage and deal with a second attacker.
Anything could not work "in the streets" , but I have used similar techniques in real life situations, ( with adjustments) i.e. strike first, then joint lock etc. worked out fine. Anytime you add firearms and blades to the mix, unarmed is uncertain at best. If you doubt the validity of the techniques, go to a military hapkido seminar in South Korea. Those instructors are the truth.
@@nonyabznss8755 I've witnessed pipol lying down unconscious on the ground attacking an Hapkido expert,,,bro it's not a joke it makes me scared of anyone known to be an Hapkido expert😔
I spent 6 months in a rehab center in Mexico, all the Hapkido techniques work against other martial arts I practiced. I had to face oponents in a very small hallway. And always came out unscratched. The techniques are fast and lethal. Choon Do Ryu School.
Pat McCaffery Yes, probably only the chickens and I don’t need them anyway.lol In fact, I have never caused any injury to no one as long as I remember of almost 30 years of teaching. If you ever have a chance to meet me in person then you would know what I am talking about, Peace. ✌️
@@hapkidouniversity3954 I have an image in my head of two chickens sparring (lol...just how my mind works sometimes) 😆 Respect to you. Be lucky in life 👍..!!
I study Hapkido right now and I really do think that this style is very practical. Hapkido is very effective system. I think that you are a very excellent Hapkido instructor.
Gerald Morehead Thank you,
@@hapkidouniversity3954 where can I sign up for you see I'm going to be in the navy or Airforce
If you are into practical hapkido. Grnmaster Phil peplinski. At u.s. tae kwon do n practical hapkido. In seffner Florida. Offers great n practical concepts. Look up some of the stuff on you tube. Under Phil peplinski. Enjoy. Keep on training
Why traditional martial arts don't work in real life? Because they always train with compliant opponents. No realistic resistance or dynamic counters.
The object in training is to start out with compliant opponents working on the skills to perfect the technique then as the student progresses apply real world resistance, speed and strength to the technique. I explain to my students that these techniques are like legos. And you assemble them depending on what your opponent gives you. This is your battle plan. You practice until it becomes muscle memory and you don’t have to think about it, you just react. This combined with punching, kicking and ground fighting will make you a better fighter. The bonus to this is the techniques. You don’t need to be a person of large stature or tremendous strength, it definitely doesn’t hurt to have those qualities but just about anyone can do this. If one cannot perform a certain technique there are thousands of techniques that you can choose from and add to your toolbox. 2nd Dan
Rest In Peace Grandmaster
I didnt know he passed away
I wanted to meet him one day. May he rest in peace.
Hapki master , love from India 🙏
very good example of Hapkido, very skilled instructor. Glad I found this video.
If the attacker will not comply with pain of the lock, is the next step following through with joint and/or limb destruction? I see this in the art as worst case scenario
Adam Aquino Yes, that is the next step to follow through, it depends on the situations.
Hapkido for Peace ✌️ thanks for the reply. I have a lot of convo about this when people play down the effectiveness. As my dad taught me, hapkido is brutal lol
There are options in this situation, we have “modifications “ to the techniques. Adding a foot stomp, elbow, pressure point strike (sensitive target strike) or something similar can help. You could move into your plan b technique to gain compliance or you could go for the destruction. That would depend on the situation and the fighter and what kind of a threat he or she is experiencing. If you’re dealing with a drunk co-worker at a party it’s probably best not to cripple him/her. If you’re attacked by a gang in a back alley you might want to do the most damage with each attacker. You will have to decide depending upon your senario. If you’re not in a 3rd world country you should probably be thinking about what would be considered excessive force to keep you from going to jail if there is that possibility.
Rest in Peace Grandmaster Inwan Kim😢
Them alot of akido and strikes blended perfectly or what came first sorry I can not spell well
Hapkido and Aikdo both came from Japanese Aiki Jujitsu. Hapkido is a more realistic self defense and has more kicks and strikes as well as joint locks and throws.
Where is this Dojo located
Silly question. Can hapkido fight against many opponents at once?
Yes , I have been studying Hapkido since 2017. You can joint opponents and throw them into another. Hapkido has many kicks and these woukd be very useful against multiple attackers.
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🤣😂 this shit wouldn’t work in the streets 😂
Wdym
Hapkido university
It looks like a basement
This shite wouldn't work in a street fight and most likely help.the assailant coming out on top.in a bad way. Kata forms will get you seriously disabled and or killed in a street fight. As the late Bruce Lee said his defense was his offense. I will stick with with Bruce's no form philosophy because it has always worked out for in the few fights I have been in on the streets. My no form techniques have proved a life saver for me over any form of Karate. Proved that to an idiot cop that thought he could use isshin-ryu to subdue me. They say Isshin-ryu works in real fight situations but nah it's useless as any competition sport Martial arts. As this form of defense would too. The body has be consider as a weapon as a whole. To live through a street you have to render your assailant useless. I have not had to use more than one to three modes to take a person down by KO.
The one thing that bothered me is how many of these moves ended up needlessly sitting on the ground with the attacker. Makes it difficult to disengage and deal with a second attacker.
we have no hapkidojo in our province, so we'd have to learn it from such videos (cheaper anyway).
That can be done, make sure to pay close attention to everything hand, body and footwork. Best of luck in your martial art journey. 2nd Dan
What an amazing instructor!
Anything could not work "in the streets" , but I have used similar techniques in real life situations, ( with adjustments) i.e. strike first, then joint lock etc. worked out fine. Anytime you add firearms and blades to the mix, unarmed is uncertain at best. If you doubt the validity of the techniques, go to a military hapkido seminar in South Korea. Those instructors are the truth.
Always looks so impressive when the opponent isn't resisting but cooperating...
Conhece muitoooo sobre a arte marcial.excelente para quem quiser aprender defesa pessoal
Man that looks painful!
Very nice. I appreciate the guy in the grey at 0:24, he really gets into it o7
Master John is a total G. I train with him every week and some of the other familiar faces i see in this video as well.
I really the circular movements
I like hopkido. Realy cool Martial art
Great. I like it... It's useful in street
Lol, try it, and good luck.
@@nonyabznss8755 LMAO 🤣🤣🤣
@@nonyabznss8755 I've witnessed pipol lying down unconscious on the ground attacking an Hapkido expert,,,bro it's not a joke it makes me scared of anyone known to be an Hapkido expert😔
칼넣기가 팔을편상태에서 칼넣기했으면더쉽게 제압이 가능했는데 최용술도주 선생님 께서는 살아생전 시연을 하실때 90도하는것 보다는 주관절을펴시고 하시라고 향상 말씀을 했습니다
Hey, this looks great.
"Because I know"
Great.. OSU from Italy
Thanx
Not bad!
It's a nice mixture of styles!
He likes to have fun.. And he likes to hurt people too
This won’t work in mma
I spent 6 months in a rehab center in Mexico, all the Hapkido techniques work against other martial arts I practiced. I had to face oponents in a very small hallway. And always came out unscratched. The techniques are fast and lethal. Choon Do Ryu School.
What kind of Mexican rehab has you doing hallway Kumite?
La meilleure technique de Self défense
excelente
awesome
Wonderful
😂
Still miss you my friend
He was certainly one of the greats. I regret never training with him.
I must say....that instructor is a bit rough. He doesn't slowly lock the wrist, he is full on. This would probably put new students off..!!
Pat McCaffery Yes, probably only the chickens and I don’t need them anyway.lol
In fact, I have never caused any injury to no one as long as I remember of almost 30 years of teaching.
If you ever have a chance to meet me in person then you would know what I am talking about, Peace. ✌️
@@hapkidouniversity3954 I have an image in my head of two chickens sparring (lol...just how my mind works sometimes) 😆 Respect to you. Be lucky in life 👍..!!
And now try to apply it to fully resisting opponent and prepare for rude awakening.
Guarantee he would flatten you ;)
@@michaeldomotor1755 Not with Hapkido 😂.
@@i_GiveFRUIT He'd drop you with a firm slap.
The resisting is what makes hapkido work.
@@mastermichaeldunchok So where can I find footage of Hapkido being done against fully resisting opponent?