Hapkido Austria (합기도 오스트리아) - International Championship Seoul 2016

[@tk9839]

It's great that Hapkido brought the two cultures together to expand their knowledge and also make new connections... a very nice story.

[@kathleenmcdonald3375]

I am 64 years young and I still love learning and practicing Hapkido and Kibong Sul! Dr. Kathleen McDonald

[@Alessandro74aqt]

Hapkido 👊👍

[@ponnarajashekhar760]

Hapkido is solid martial arts, good luck to all the practitioners of Hapkido .

[@jackmoba611]

Greetings.Hapkido Is a good self defense for security guards and Bodyguards?

[@goomba6907]

This is so cool :) I have been doing hapkido for 8 years now

[@tyronekim3506]

Very nice - this brought memories of my younger days when I trained in Hapkido.

[@geneellis217]

I had a chance to study this art but it was in LA California and I was in SD so could not do it. I did grecko Roman 1 yr, Judo 1 yr, Aikido 8 years, TSD 5 yrs, Brzil. Jujitsu 5 years in my 50's (80 now.

[@balluumm1]

Fantastic results in your competition. Kudos to all of you. Well done!!!!

[@Alessandro74aqt]

Quando tinha 14 anos treinava o Hapkido e sonhava conhecer a Korea do Sul o berço dessa arte marcial. 👊Brasil 💚

[@renehapkido1]

Excelente video. Saludos desde Hapkido Paraguay.

[@peterwindle4453]

very well made video, great exhibition of skills... way to represent, keep up the good work!

[@MementoMorituri]

I love how Korean martial arts teach you to defy gravity.

[@shanebeaudrot777]

Great video. I wish I could physically do this again.

[@glenneljoseconstantinoagui8428]

I don't know but Hapkido in my opinion was like a mixture of TAEKWONDO,KARATE,JUDO, AND BRAZILIAN JIU JUTSU

[@ronin2167]

More like Tae Kwon Do and Aikido.

[@kikojavierguzman3939]

Choi Yong-Sool (최용술)'s training in martial arts is a subject of contention. It is known that Choi was sent to Japan as a young boy and returned to Korea with techniques characteristic of Daitō-ryū Aiki-jūjutsu, a forerunner of aikido.

[@xoradin6658]

hehe hapkido is a mixed art coming from japan and china... and yes its everything u say and much much more... its a FULL MARTIAL ART ...its the most complete martial art

[@sble1559]

I love koreans very much. Hapkido is awesome! Greetings from Turkey

[@caseyhenderson7661]

What a GREAT VIDEO and GREAT EXPERIENCE!! Good for you guys!! Congrats! :D Great kicks and board-breaking and defense techniques during the competition. And the 720 dura-chagi!!! OMG, I wish I could learn and do that too! It's such an AMAZING combo-kick, because it's like 2 or 3 feints and then the delivering blow. So very deadly, this one!! And I know EXACTLY what he means by "like a light switch" that turns on; when you are trained by the BEST, they show you that ONE LITTLE THING that gives you awareness, understanding, and a push where suddenly you FEEL IT!! Right? It's amazing when you learn something new and your mind is awakened -- but doubly so when your BODY learns something new and is awakened. :) Happy Hapkido, guys!

[@caseyhenderson7661]

Was für ein tolles Video und eine tolle Erfahrung! Schön für dich !! Glückwunsch! : D Tolle Kicks und Boardbreak- und Verteidigungstechniken während des Wettbewerbs. Und die 720 Dura-Chagi !!! OMG, ich wünschte ich könnte das auch lernen! Es ist so ein unglaublicher Combo-Kick, denn es sind zwei oder drei Fakes und dann der Hit. So tödlich, das hier !! Und ich weiß genau, was er mit "wie ein Lichtschalter" meint, der sich einschaltet; Wenn sie von den BEST trainiert werden, zeigen sie Ihnen das EINSTE DING, das Ihnen Bewusstsein, Verständnis und einen Impuls vermittelt, der Sie plötzlich fühlen lässt !! Es ist erstaunlich, wenn Sie etwas Neues lernen und Ihr Geist geweckt wird - aber noch besser, wenn Ihr KÖRPER etwas Neues lernt und auch geweckt wird. :) Glückliches Hapkido, Jungs!

[@xoradin6658]

i like the austrian team... keep up going for it

[@paninicreature]

im a martial artist doing taekwondo and brazillian jiujitsu, this has inspired me to do hapkido for a third martial art.

[@chhoamrithpiseth5037]

Chris Peters

[@5GCHEMTRAILVACCINESFORBATS]

Don't do Combat Hapkido whatever you do, try find someone who has legit background in traditional Hapkido and is teaching that. I'm doing Cheonma Kwan Hapkido

[@kylelee8995]

Hapkido superior style to tkd

[@EngineerMK2004]

Hapkido is great and all, but don't be fooled by these displays. It's not like that in real application.

[@SuperMan-em7nh]

@@EngineerMK2004 hoi jeo moo sool is better

[@Doyoumushroom]

Tbh though, this wouldn't really work like this irl. People just spin into things etc or don't resist. I hear a lot of people saying, it's because you don't resist a lock or it hurts more etc, but even getting someone into one wouldn't really work well unless you're physically stronger than them and heaps quicker already. I respect this martial art but against someone throwing serious punches, you're not going to catch that hand.That being said, I really admire the athleticism and don't deny these guys and girls have some great skills. Also I'm talking about the demos not Master Han or whomever.

[@chrislochan2144]

you sound like someone who has never trained with a hapkido black belt.

[@bluehornet197]

Exactly the very reason why I won't do hapkido and you don't need to be physically stronger then someone to get them into a lock or to isolate an arm lol your body just has to be stronger then that limb I DO NOT care how big you are 7ft 7.5ft I don't care its the exact same principle a master of Hapkido would be able to handle that larger opponent but someone that isn't even a black belt is definitely gonna have a hard time

[@walter1977ww]

Awesome video ☺

[@munli7755]

Respect will make great teachers

[@lucashv5983]

Does it actually work or is just for show?

[@platg_gaming]

Super Cool and High Techniques :) - greetings from Indonesia

[@naveesmoviejokebox9785]

I love "Hapkido" I just want 2 learn it

[@mdnaz2845]

woowww...Hapkido had locking and throwing technic.amazing

[@caseyhenderson7661]

Yep, it's a high-powered eclectic hybrid martial art, with nearly EVERYTHING one could ask for! Just read the first 3 paragraphs for a summary: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hapkido

[@robertnewell4054]

When I consider Hapkido I always think of Master Bong Soo Han & the movie “ BILLY JACK”

[@TheFatMan7777]

Danke!

[@hajikelist]

this was awesome, quite moving really.

[@QuocDanComputer]

Martial arts are very good

[@addicted2web]

Well done! 👍

[@TheGav0071]

Looks like pairs work, not Kumite. One person attacks then stands still while the defender does their deflections, throws and holds. Not really free fighting. So is it based on points on technical skill?

[@MCDanyification]

Super Cool! :)

[@ljsimpson08]

So I don't understand this... is it meant to be choreographed so much?

[@TomTao]

Yes, it is. It's meant to be a choreographed demonstration of techniques. Obviously we do not show sparring in the video.

[@burtonrivera5253]

Good for them. Very nice story

[@mrglob64]

Music?

[@naveesmoviejokebox9785]

Which country is this from

[@뿡뿡이-s5k]

더더욱 발전하는 합기도 기대하겠습니다

[@alangordon2831]

Nice, really nice. Wow.

[@marciofidellesk9557]

Like here from Brasil.

[@alterstassfurter5743]

egal, welchen Kampfsport mach betreibt, wichtig ist, die Hingabe, mit der der Sport betrieben wird. Mir hat immer das (Karate-Do-)Training im Dojo gefallen,egal, wie anstrengend es war,immer hat's etwas mit mir gemacht, dass ich zufrieden nach hause ging. Oss

[@kingsmeds1]

At 255 how did she tie that knot so fast?

[@geneellis217]

Especially impressive are the ladies.

[@СергейСавицкий-н6и]

Интересное единоборство. Но в спарингах, на показываемом чемпионате, где же сами броски, красивые прыжки? (Я без претензий)

[@seok28351]

Very nice

[@faizal3788]

you should try pencak silat

[@caseyhenderson7661]

That's GREAT STUFF TOO -- like Hapkido AND THEN SOME. Indonesian!! Iko Uwais! The Raid!! :D Another martial art you should check out is Vovinam (Viet Vo Dao) from Vietnam. They do some of that flying scissor-legs techniques too. In fact, I think I just realized where they get it from!!

[@jimmykuilan8751]

Qué bueno ay escuelas de Haikido en . puerto Rico

[@bayuyudhasaputra3169]

Wow... Very..very...great...

[@크흠-p4k]

나는 한국인입니다. 역시 합기도는 대단하네요. (I am a Korean. Hapkido is great, too.)

[@Alessandro74aqt]

Sou do Brasil e adoro o Hapkido

[@rtheactech]

i can finally says that i finally found what ive been looking for. A martial art that suits me more since im quite small as a man. =_=

[@TheEndOfMadness]

Hapkido is a mix between Taekwondo and Silat.

[@telmasantos4693]

Hapkido a melhor arte marcial sou faxa azul e gosto muito uma luta agresiva e pode matar quelquer um que ousar mecher com ele

[@ranjitmallick4847]

Awesome

[@Jauhari1]

Im so intersting, for hapkido, but in my place/kalimantan just one place here hapkido, i cant find hapkido other place in kalimantan

[@faridideseyni3140]

😀👍 yokataaa 😁👍

[@Sydwrd]

I tried wushu sanda and mix martial arts ill try this one too

[@Qitrainer]

Finding instructor in Hap Ki Do will vary in approach base on its Martial Art principles. The range of techniques of the instruct and how will can he explain how to do it in order to transfer as much force into movement and contact. Very refine art if want to go against larger opponent. Its not base on strength alone but on finding the most effective technique and doing it will. Techniques over come size in Hap KI DO

[@bluehornet197]

I say do it mate if you want to learn hapkido then do it me personally i won't train in hapkido because of my opinion on it but that doesn't mean someone else should limit themselves so again if you want to go learn it then go do so as an art its amazing

[@bluehornet197]

@@Qitrainer only problem is you have to do hapkido for many many year before you can apply that knowledge to a real life situation that's one of the many issues i personally have with Hapkido I'm not saying this is a shit style or anything just that it has its complications but that doesn't mean that the moves in hapkido can't be applied in a real life situation it depends on how you train as well if you train for the real thing your better prepared then a martial artist in a dojo who hasn't trained for real life

[@eaipsiu]

hapki direto do brasil poa rs

[@octaviorodrigues4963]

Superbe

[@erickaeuffling]

jolie choregraphie, il ne faudrait pas qu'il y est confusion avec la réalité. C'est ce que l'on fait dans les films. Ca ressemble à la réalité, ça pourrait exister dans la réalité, mais ce n'est pas la réalité. J'ai peur que les pratiquants, à voir leurs expressions, fassent l'amalgame. Il suffit de voir le MMA pour voir ce qui est possible ou pas de faire dans la réalité. Je ne dis pas de faire du MMA, mais de faire attention de ne pas se leurrer.

[@freenpeaceflowletitbe8896]

hapkido is a quite liberal n a martial art of complex. its fun

[@stealth7476]

this resembles aikido,taekwondo and judo.

[@Qitrainer]

Hap-ki-do is a refinement of Martial Arts from Japan mixed with Koran style of Kicking and weapons. The blending of Hand, punching techniques mixed together with kicking ranges all together in attacks or defenses. Hap Ki Do came after world war two when a Koran that lived in Japan came back to Korea and started to teach what he learned and students add kicking range and blend weapons into this form of Martial art and then called it Hap Ki DO. The definition of Hap-ki-do explains the range of possible physical and energy techniques and kicking form uses the whole body in circle action and straight line at the same time. Hap Ki do founders blended and tested to form this Martial Art range of abilities and each Master created his approach to what foundation stands for. The core breathing and power techniques that exist in Hap Ki Do makes range to learn very large and changes with aging in focus which makes your physical conditioning within movements. It is NOT ease Art to learn given all the Techniques you learn and condition your body and mind and breath to do it. It takes TIME to bring about Hap ki do state like over 3 years to integrate the range of it. Fighting attitude come last into techniques. Hap KI DO techniques and style made Martial art movies today. It start back in the 1970's and look at Bill Jack was Hap Ki Do and Bruce Lee. Bruce Lee started with Chinese forms but it was not good enough for him so he looked to integrate and Hap Ki Do start to show up in his movies.

[@kjsmith7472]

@@Qitrainer You missed the part about Aikido and Hapkido originating from the same form Samarai Jujitsu.

[@mintyfresh4855]

@@kjsmith7472 Yeah, Daito Ryu Jujutsu

[@denisxux1147]

Hapkido reminds me taekwondo

[@who301tent415]

It has some of it's elements in it, as far as some of the kicks. But it is more like Akijitsu. Taekwondo is a considered a harder style , why Hapkido is considered a softer flowing style. It is very effective for self defense.

[@bluehornet197]

2 very different styles lol I don't see how you see taekwondo in hapkido but there 2 VERY different styles they both come from Korea lol I trained in taekwondo for 2yrs and I was pretty damn good at it under 15s I was the 3rd best in the state both for Canberra and NSW I was also the 5th best in my country under 15s but sorry i digress I'm ranting lol but yeah Taekwondo is the Korean kickboxing equivalent

[@carlosc5673]

3:39 the sadness on the far right

[@jeycompte6815]

C est juste du judo traditionnel !!!

[@cswalker21]

Who knew Austria had athletes who aren't skiers? Just kidding.

[@dojn684]

We have UFC Fighters, Premiere League Players but a lot of Skiers too yeah 😂

[@HaiceeUSMC]

This just seems like every Asian martial art, put into one

[@DAJEET]

Wao I like it

[@joergus]

Spitzenvideo! Erinnert mich an meine HKD Jahre!

[@ktn8595]

how come Australians speak German?

[@TomTao]

Austria (Europe) Australia (Down under)

[@WUILMERR8051]

😁😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@zolokiniir2134]

they're both germanic countries *austria

[@tle3058]

speak two languages is bilingual, speak three languages is trilingual and speak one language is American

[@thgoh2292]

They are Austrian not Australian,ha ha

[@chromecannon2536]

6:20 master Han dance.

[@justdoit3940]

초등학교땐 태권도 중학교땐 합기도 합기도에 장점은 누굴 공격하기보다 호신술에 가까운 운동임을 잊지마시길 여자들이 배우면 많이 도움이 됌

[@dickerparker2865]

akido is the same with hapkido; i cant understand please tell me

[@omarriad3577]

easylife hapkido uses legs for mobilisation and kicks

[@swankmaster2178]

Hapkido is much different, with aikido the goal is to defend yourself without hurting the attacker. p.s. aikido is bullshit and doesn't work

[@Alex-pi8sh]

Keller Smith aikido is called bullshido for a reason, bud. Aikido does nothing but pop some joint bubbles.

[@Supermomo2007]

aikido is more spiritual martial art. hapkido is more closer to daito ryu jujutsu, altough it has elements of taekyon

[@rabbit3412]

Supermomo2007 taekkyon. Not taekyon.

[@追分三五郎]

少林寺拳法と躰道とテコンドーの合体。

[@fannyfansofficial88]

when can I go to Australia😈😈😈

[@yeontanseyebrows5588]

You gonna go watch kangaroos or?

[@universaldojo]

Hapki

[@chorfiahmed4466]

LES ARTS MARTIAUX est la voie de la SAGESSE

[@TEMI1988]

Coole Demo, aber macht bitte aus Hapkido keinen "Wettkampf". Hapkido ist eine Kampfkunst und dabei sollte es bleiben, wenn man richtiges Hapkido als "Wettkampf" betreibt gibt es im Kampf immer einen Verlieren der in diesem Falle tot ist und den Gewinner der noch lebt.

[@Sebjitsu]

So ein Blödsinn. Schonmal was von Muay Thai & MMA gehört? Da überleben Sieger und Verlierer auch nach dem Kampf. Von Burmesischem Bare-knuckle Muay Thai gar nicht erst zu sprechen...

[@tvbuu]

completely worth it, hapkido has a mix of juijitsu (if i spelled that right) judo, TKD, and a massive amount of joint locks / takedowns more practical than tkd.

[@Sebjitsu]

@GodVanisher ich sehe nichts, was diese Aussage bestätigen könnte.

[@hapkidosetarehawhcwhc8242]

Personal defense using the BOOK hapkido w.h.c check this video : kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqabfGBpfrOmfZo

[@moshack]

This is great but unfortunately it seems to be a young persons martial art. As we get older it will no longer be possible to do any of the more impressive moves like the flips and high kicks. This is why the traditional Karate is perhaps better if you want to continue to practice into your old age. I was young once. Now I am 62 and there are some things that we just can not keep doing well. When this happens many old practitioners fade away because they feel they can no longer perform at a high enough level to represent their art. Show me a 78 year old Haikido master that can still do most of this. I can show you several Traditional Karate masters in their 70's that are still effective.

[@EngineerMK2004]

Most of the techniques are practicable at older age. You don't have to flip all around to be effective. Ji Han Jae was old when he did some of his final instructional videos. Check him out.

[@waltercano1244]

wonderful