How to defend against Kicks - Hapkido Kick Defense tutorial 1

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www.skma.co.uk Korean Hapkido instructor Master Sung (7th Dan) shows practical basic Hapkido Self defence techniques in different situations. Hapkido kick defense, pre-emptive techniques, punching defence, take down. SKMA Hapkido classes are held in Wandsworth (London), Worcester Park, New Haw, and Guildford. This Korean Martial arts, London Hapkido provides with authentic and most practical self defence techniques different from taekwondo, karate, mma, and any other self defence schools in London.
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[@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

[@eliotquintana9802]

I practice hapkido kick techniques

[@elnanigonzalez3743]

Muchas gracias maestro¡! Hapki.

[@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 👍🏼.

[@doggomoredoggo6547]

Sehr schon

[@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.

[@darkfalcon9]

Nice video Master Sung 🙇🏾‍♂️

[@jcvarques7545]

I loved to learn hapkido for self defense 🙏

[@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.

[@freshcofreshco9811]

Well done sense

[@philipmerrell9200]

Really good thank you.

[@self-defence]

Thank you

[@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

[@danilomax844]

Thank you, master!

[@danielkashurukivatsi5750]

Good technques

[@self-defence]

Thank you

[@WHAT-gm1xm]

Nice video make a video block punches

[@killerfish5004]

awesome🔥

[@tugbazengin7811]

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[@minchanclips1061]

GREAT!!

[@farhadheydari6062]

Nice