15 Hapkido Moves in 90 Seconds | Toronto Self Defense School

[@eliotquintana9802]

I like hapkido technique

[@joharinichols2652]

Love the demo. 👍

[@elnanigonzalez3743]

Muy bién explicado en 90 segundos. Hapki

[@killersalmon4359]

I like this video; multiple entries into a solid technique. Plus, none of that screaming, beached whale porpoising, typewriter tapping that you tend to see in other Hapkido videos. Just good, sober techniques.

[@complexblackness]

KillerSalmon lol at beached whale.

[@royce45678]

Nice variation

[@danpinkowski]

Good Job, Hapkido done right!!!!!

[@waynejebelli7054]

Beautiful.

[@EvokeMartialArts]

www.leasidemartialarts.com/self-defense/ Fifteen Hapkido Self Defense moves in 90 Seconds. Hapkido is a Korean martial arts system (evolved from Japanese Jiu-jitsu) that forges effortless throws and take-downs, skillful joint manipulation, with devastating strikes and kicks into a cohesive system of self defense. Our approach to this exciting and highly adaptable martial art is progressive and designed provide the most well-rounded martial arts experience in our Toronto community; offering the best of functional self defense training Toronto Leaside. www.leasidemartialarts.com/self-defense/ Toronto Hapkido Academy's martial arts classes offers contemporary self defense training, balancing it with traditional martial arts values. Classes are taught in a fun, safe, and empowering workout environment. Contact us to schedule a class. You'll love what we

[@jackmoba611]

Hapkido is a good martial art for self defense? Hi

[@Unit01232]

Interesting, it looks similiar to wrestling and brazilian jiu jitsu a bit. It has some grappling in there.

[@killersalmon4359]

Hapkido actually evolved from the same parent art as Aikido - Daito Ryu Aikijutsu. The founder of Hapkido learned the Aikijutsu in Japan, and then returned to Korea after WWII. His first students were Koreans who knew Judo, so Judo got blended into the art. Later on, people with Tae-Kwon-Do backgrounds who were students, resulted in strikes, and kicks being blended in.

[@henriquearthur7451]

Well done :) Good to see it

[@CharlesCauzin]

Legal, na nossa escola chamamos essa repetida técnica de várias formas de golpe 14