Hapkido gun disarming, knife defence, punching defence at poland seminar 2010)

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www.skma.co.uk korean hapkido instructor master Sung held a seminar in Warsaw, Poland in October 2010. hapkido punching defence, takedown techniques, knife defence, gun disarm techniques, and advanced self defence techniques. SKMA hapkido classes in Wandsworth, New Malden, South Norwood, Croydon, Slough, Windsor and Weybridge. This korean martial arts london hapkido provides with authentic and most prctical self defence techniques different from taekwondo, karate, mma, and any other self defence schools in london.

[@Macro360]

I'm personally a jujitsu practitioner, but the different techniques that you shoed on that video gave me new ideas on how to improve some of my techniques. Tank’s a lot.

[@HeiderSati]

I used to be an SKMA student when there was more time in life before my second baby was born,... Master Daemon Sung was my great teacher, this is not just a video, he really is that good, I learned so much from him and still amazed by how expert he is, good luck and I hope to have some time ageing to come back soon Best Regards Heider

[@Shivasyn13]

I just started training Hapkido here in Macedonia.Its a first school opened in my country.My teacher is Master Aco Atanasov and he recomendent me your videos Master Daemon Sung.Very smooth techniques. Regards

[@minchanclips1061]

I just love the smooth movement of those self defenses so much! :)

[@AsianPetrolhead]

Explanation and narration would make it more interesting and engaging. Thank you Master Sung!

[@self-defence]

Thank you for your advice and support, Asian Petrolhead!

[@self-defence]

There are about 3,000 joint lock techniques in modern hapkido. They are still evolving. Gun(pistol) was intoroduced in Korea about 100 - 150 years ago. I could tell the origin of gun disarm techniques is from Hapkido's basic bare hand techniques and weapon techniques.

[@russellcooke1542]

I have just subscribed to your Channel personally don't like gun defense but I'm really impressed with your skills got a few more videos to catch up on looking forward to them best regards 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇰🇷

[@self-defence]

Thank you sir

[@AsianPetrolhead]

Thank you for the contents. Keep it coming! Master Sung!

[@Qitrainer]

I have little different take on his gun disarmament process. I agree it can be done to save your life but to me its NOT focus enough on the gun barrel distraction. Limiting the damage the bullet can do is first then taking gun out of the game and then person. Move in way that little damage of bullet is first than NONE and then gun and person. Breaking balances is KEY to all Hapkido techniques and breaking the gun barrel balance point. SKMA techniques are great and he is really good. I am glade to see such a great instruction young instructor of Hapkido an ART that is dear to me for over 40 years. For me the gun point is just little off. That is point of view. He is good.

[@themercury3553]

Very nice techniques 👌👌👌 I like hapkido and it's all techniques and your channel is good master Sung keep it up. Love from India🇮🇳.

[@self-defence]

Thank you sir.

[@wael77]

You're pretty good with your joint lock transitions. Thanks for sharing.

[@AceVenturaXii]

Nice. I practice Aikido in Windsor and the moves are quite similar, only the striking is much more subdued than you guys do. Mostly pins, wrist locks, and throws. Very nice demo!

[@MarcosVinicius-yz1vv]

Hapkido is aikido +taekwondo ;-)

[@terciary]

Refreshing variation of Hapkido

[@self-defence]

haha...this video was filmed when we went to Poland first time in 2010. There was no TKD kicking pad, so we just showed a few kicks with pads avaiable that time. Thank you for your comments.

[@derrickboyd9225]

I really wish I could have had been doing this in my karate class it could have saved my life as long as your time it right into a quick and react more faster you can overcome any situation bucket of anyone who makes a threat to you or do you wrong or say things wrong you I just wish I could have to get my karate class in martial arts more seriously 🥋💪😤👍🥋

[@jenniferludwig2487]

Awesome 👌

[@eliotquintana9802]

Hapkido techniques wrist techniques joint lock punching blocks human weapon

[@self-defence]

@Shivasyn13 Thank you for the kind comment.

[@justinkevin9635]

Great

[@MyNiceguy22]

cool:)

[@WinOi]

This guys quick.

[@countsmyth]

I study Hapkido in Korea, women learn the same as the men!

[@mikeyoussef5021]

Guys Ur Awesome ... am a big fan of Hapkido but we don have schools for Hapkido in Egypt If u can help I can afford place to start a school ;) :D pls help am serious

[@self-defence]

Heider, Long time no see. thank you for the kind words. I hope to see you soon.

[@cryhavoc9748]

Daeman Sung ☆ Hapkido, control and restraint techniques ate taught at Executive Security International in Aspen Colorado. To those reading this comment, who have no experience with the art, it is very effective for security professionals, who ,as part of our job, are forced to deal with violent people.

[@mikem4543]

Hi sir I wanted to know do you ever travel to other schools and show them different things in hapkido

[@self-defence]

Hello. Yes we do visit or hold a seminar for other schools. Please let me know where your school is based. If you leave your email address and phone number I will contact you and give you more details. Thank you. Kind regards. Daeman Sung ([e-mail])

[@KadirTalabani]

the grab techniques are just a small part of hapkido, hapkido is about 4500 techniques ( reference the 2 hapkido bibles together ). all the techniques you see in MMA,judo and thaiboxing is also in hapkido, plus alot of crazy advance head locks and fotlocks. But there is only a few hapkido teachers who have modernized the training. Instead of working 1 hour with wristlocks every training, why not focus on the submission and stand up techniques.

[@MarcosVinicius-yz1vv]

Good vídeo :)

[@lancehobbs8012]

Do i need to do a video on how to hold people at knife and gunpoint so they cant try any little tricks? In almost every class i have ever been in , the weapon disarms are like "choke escapes" they rely on mon-attacks in the first place.

[@ezodragon]

I know that's quite an old comment, but it was literally the only thing I could find involving hapkido in Macedonia on the internet. I'm from Macedonia too! Could you please PM me ways to contact somebody or the place I should look for the hapkido class? Please. I am very enthusiastic about taking up this martial art and would be extremely thankful if you could help me somehow /sorry for not writing in Macedonian

[@KadirTalabani]

yes, but because of the huge amount of techniques in hapkido, one have to focus the training into a specefic direction. There is 12 different kne and 7 different albu strikes in hapkido, from all the hundret videos on youtube, show me one decent video which demostrate those techniques. I'm pretty sure you won't find it, instead you will find hundrets of wristlock demo clips. not to mention the 25 different kicks you allready learn at green belt. why use taekwondo pads and not thai-pads.

[@ameerrafati3587]

What's the name of the song?

[@self-defence]

Hi Mike, Thank you for your comment. my email address is [e-mail] and phone number is 44 7771886319. If you are seriously thinking to open a Hapkido school in Egypt, please contact me. We can visit Egypt and hold a demo and seminar any time if you cover our costs. Thank you. Kind regards. Daeman Sung, chief instructor, SKMA Hapkido

[@KadirTalabani]

Hapkido is and have been a combat style.and in the same time helping people getting stronger. and the answer to that is not hundred of hours of wristlock training. that will only destroy the joints and hurts. for what? so you can deliever a joinlock if some drunk guy grab your hand in the street? that is wasted time. Hapkido fighters should rather work with the basic like MMA so they could get stronger and add some wristlock training. it all depeneds on which direction you focus on.

[@ibrahimeloueryaghely394]

Je suis franchement impressionné et ce sont des techniques très utiles, par contre je ne sais pas si c'est intelligent de répandre ce genre de techniques sur KZbin. On part souvent du principe combat de rue mais si vous donnez accès à ce genre de vidéos à tout le monde même un agresseur peux apprendre comment ce défendre et ça perd tout son sense

[@self-defence]

Thank you for your kind comment. To be honest, these techniques are already opened to public via many social media. To use them in real situation, we need to practice many times and with many different people.

[@wolfgangmarkusgstrein8522]

Why this crappy music?

[@KadirTalabani]

GREAT fluence. But in genral hapkido need to modernice. It means get a solid guard to protect the face. Start sparing full contact with protection and blackbelts without legskins. Now in days everybody know mma,boxing or thaiboxing. You cant defend your self like you did for 50 years ago. I hope more hapkido practioners start to adopt guards and full contact sparring. then perhaps we will manage to prove the effectivity of hapkido and not just hide us behind some ''selfdefence''.

[@Aikiman04]

Nice