How to defend against Kicks - Hapkido Kick Defense tutorial 1

[@self-defence]

Hi everyone, this is kick defense tutorial. I hope you enjoyed it. Appreciate for your like, comment, and sharing.

[@CarlosMoreno-wf7ul]

Greetings from México Master Sung. Keep going!!! 감사합니다

[@elnanigonzalez3743]

Muchas gracias maestro¡! Hapki.

[@virgilleedortch]

We’ll done sir. I like the way that you break down techniques fully, especially foot position and range. I find that those are two areas that are overlooked by newer practitioners.

[@ZEBULON181]

I like this art kind of like Aikido, but more complete. Thank you so much.

[@eliotquintana9802]

I practice hapkido kick techniques

[@jcvarques7545]

I loved to learn hapkido for self defense 🙏

[@danilomax844]

Thank you, master!

[@freshcofreshco9811]

Well done sense

[@philipmerrell9200]

Really good thank you.

[@self-defence]

Thank you

[@darkfalcon9]

Nice video Master Sung 🙇🏾‍♂️

[@minchanclips1061]

GREAT!!

[@killerfish5004]

awesome🔥

[@danielkashurukivatsi5750]

Good technques

[@self-defence]

Thank you

[@farhadheydari6062]

Nice

[@gustavoadolfovasquezperdom1208]

Wonderful video master, I always look at your teaching trying to improve mine, and learning new details that I have lost or forgotten. Today I have a question, why did you say when finishing the evolving defense from the roundhouse kick (3:31), that "you can strike but, in hapkido we don't do this", is that some kind of etiquette? Thanks so much for sharing master 👍🏼

[@self-defence]

Thank you sir. In Hapkido, the basic philosophy is not harming anyone. If anyone attacks me, I redirect, absolve and use my opponent's energy and make it favorable to me.... in the end, I want to control my opponent without harming/hurting him too much. Ideally, I want to talk to my opponent rather than smashing his/her face. I believe it is a true self defence avoiding the situation without harming/hurting anyone. I know it is not easy...

[@gustavoadolfovasquezperdom1208]

@@self-defence thank you master! It is clear to me now, the only difference is that we do finish every technique with a strike, punch, lock, among others, but we share the philosophy 👍🏼.

[@WHAT-gm1xm]

Nice video make a video block punches

[@doggomoredoggo6547]

Sehr schon

[@yassineamira1163]

Very helpful video. I wonder if you could write down the korean name of the technic and its translation in english. Thanks a lot

[@Cletus_the_Elder]

A little concerned about the flat-hand, fingers-extended downward blocks. Kicks do not always follow "kata perfect" paths. Fingers that take a kick at the fingertips will break.

[@tugbazengin7811]

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