Hap Ki Do

[mofotax]

Why the "horror" incidental music?

I like Master Duk.

[nnmacameraman92]

Bullshit, you troll.

[Pencils440]

Looks like fun, this is the on near South and Port Road?

How much is it, pretty keen to get into it too..

[PGK1990]

@Pencils440 it is on South road but just past manton street and grange road.

[jpbshsu]

Wow the music at 2:50 gets epic!!!!

[mullahnasruddinQQ]

This is just beauty, this is just flow.

[attila518]

I practiced hapkido from the age of 5-16. I received my first black belt at 11, my second degree at 14, and at 15 i became a part time instructor. I'm 18 now and due to multiple reasons i unfortunately don't have the time to train anymore.

Trust me when I say this shit works. I have several first hand experiences of it working in a street fight.

Im hoping to get into MMA once I get settled in college, and I have no doubt that Hapkido will help me more than most other self-defense martial arts.

[attila518]

@attila518 actually I might of been 10 when I got it. I know I was one of if not the youngest members in my particular Dojo to earn a blackbelt.

[attila518]

@NahaShuriTomari well obvious I didnt learn adult techniques for the first black belt, but I did for my second degree. And and Im jumping on the MMA bandwagon because I dont have to time to actually train in an art, Im just looking for a full contact sport to keep in shape and release some stress.

I find your arrogant tone offensive. I hope you don't train in any martial arts, because just from that reply you seem to lack respect for others. Which is normally linked to a lack of discipline

[koguryo18]

@attila518 Although, it will definitely prepare you to assimilate into other arts, both for sport and real life application. I disagree that it will help you more than Jiu Jitsu in MMA because most techniques in Hapkido are not allowed in MMA. MMA does not allow small joint manipulation grappling. It allows big joint manipulation grappling such as those you learn in Jiu Jitsu. Meaning most finger, wrist locks, applying pressure points, that you've been learning to master are prohibited in MMA.

[caner881]

Thats no hapkido 

[caner881]

Is that!

[BigBTOPwifey]

...

i was thinking of learning this... but... looks kinda painful....

i dunno anymore...

[exodia94]

6:55 ouch head snapper

[trollebror]

Poor them.

[therealsolstice]

gay ass gymnastics. give me a sword and i'll kill all these fags with random frantic slices. that's just how real life goes. welcome to war.

the only "heroes" are the men who never come close to a battlefield because they stood on hilltops like chess masters and take all the credit like they were there and made a difference.

oyasuminasai wussy-san

[matthewtkeen]

@therealsolstice it's not war, it's not meant for war, it's martial arts, a sport, a lifestyle, and plus, no one uses a sword dude... loser

[therealsolstice]

@matthewtkeen

i'll use a sword and cut them so badly they'll die until they're dead.

jk i don't even remember starting this shit. i musta been super krunk when i wrote that.

[1xXD4N13LXx1]

@therealsolstice lol simple wrist twist disarm followed by a turn kick drop

[lococavasa]

Here comes the PAIN

[greenone]

i would like to see someone in mma put some hap ki do to use. im sure not if the moves would translate to mma well but i would like to see someone try :P

[detvanbateria]

amazing

[ronaldo87cruz]

teatro

[theblade82]

man,i really like this stuff...too bad there isnt any hapkido dojo where i live...

[itzjamiex]

sorry man it's the life

[oron1977]

My personal oppinion: 50% will not work in a real fight. Its based on full contact sparring, Eskrima weapons training and sparring an a few bar brawls...

[ethiery]

Hou are sooo worong. Hapkido is purely based on real situations. This video shows the enormous and wide repertory that Hapkido has.

[oron1977]

@ethiery ok, if you think so... I've never seen an arm stretcht out long enough to catch it and I've never seen high kicks in a bar. But: I know one can make it work in an street fight if he trainined long and hard, some like Alain Burrese combine it with boxing and it wokrs for them. I understand that this Vid is a demo vid: You always show the fancy stuff in such vids, not the good stuff. And: I wrote 50%. The other 50% might work... the 50% not working IMHO might be the fancy show stuff.

[itzjamiex]

i practice hapkido.. it's pretty f-ing painfull...

[itzjamiex]

Have you bar brawled a hapkido master??? ;-)

[blueprophet9]

Starting at 3:42 ...love it! XD

[nunfu]

Awesome video!!

I am training with Master Kim at the moment. :)

[victoriyabaku]

i love corean martial arts

[shadetyped]

im pretty sure BJJ( Brazilian jiu-jitsu) is all around better then hap ki do. but im no saying it sucks, hap ki do is still pretty awesome!

[Beejgrpa]

having done both, id say its like comparing apples and oranges. Each has its strengths and weaknesses. I love each for what they are, and know that having done both im a better and more rounded martial artist than if i had only done one.

[itzjamiex]

@Beejgrpa I agree.. like how can BJJ work on multiple opponents? If some BJJ fighter jumped my friend and was on the ground I'd kick him in the head.

[phleb1968]

@Beejgrpa :It it the artist more than the art.

[iAnglesClan]

hwarangdo is better then bjj. Hwarangdo is a mix of aikido, hapkido, judo, bjj, tkd, and also teaches how to fight with multiple weapons, etc. Its another korean martial art. An ancient korean martial art.

[BlackstarSirius]

An ancient Korean martial art based off of modern styles like Aikido, Judo and BJJ?

I'm sensing a slight continuity error.

[iAnglesClan]

Yes, that is correct, except it's not exactly the same. It has many manipulations and alternatives that comes similar to judo, bjj, aikido, and tkd. Don't forget they also teach multiple weapons too. It is also used in many military and army. I also heard BJJ was used in many military too.

[itzjamiex]

OK, aikido is a one directional thing... basically if they resist the counter moves are outa the question. Aikido is softer and similar in ways BUT NOT hapkido. Modern hapkido? That's combat hapkido (est. 1992). Hapkido has been around for over 1500 years... Judo yes! I'm sure there is a trow here and there.. BJJ... no... not at all. Go watch more videos...

[Shapeshifterxxx]

itzjamiex, what exactly are you trying to say?? you lost me at aikido is a one directional thing lol.. its circular by the way.

[tdotsfinest007]

nope, it's the other way around, Hapkido is more comprehensive and complete then BJJ. BJJ is the best evolution for the ground, but overall Hapkido is closer to a well rounded approach that encompasses the original philosophy. The original is one of the best martial systems in the world for CQC. Don't get me wrong BJJ is the best evolution for the ground, but lacks heavily in the real understanding and application of aikijujitsu

[Mocktezuma111]

@shadetyped Pretty much agreed with you all the way, except I do believe Hapkido pretty much sucks =o

[milkyARB]

@Mocktezuma111 I thoroughly disagree. I have been practicing Hapkido for nearly 3 years, and it has been the best experience in the Martial arts i have ever had. I have practiced Judo and MMA, and none of them has prepared me for both sport and self-defense quite like Hapkido. People don't seem to realize that Hapkido is a well-rounded art with a very strong grappling base.

[raifsevrence]

@shadetyped There are five ranges of combat ; Kicking range, Punching range, Trapping range, Body to body standing and body to body on the ground.

BJJ does NOT cover anything beyond body to body range. That is a good part of the reason it is inferior.

The BJJ dogma also states that the vast majority of fights end up on the ground. This is also false.

BJJ has its place. It is a good martial art. It is not however a combat effective style that you can utilize on the street vs multiple opponents

[nnmacameraman92]

@shadetyped

LMFAO.

sorry but your ignorance makes me laugh.

[shadetyped]

@nnmacameraman92 you sir, are ignorant.

[stringwhore]

shit i have to learn this for mcmap training

[tdotsfinest007]

Strange attitude, I would have been like yay! But hey everyone is different and i'm happy, I didn't realize this is what they teach y'all. Be safe guys, God bless

[stringwhore]

oh no im excited as hell about this and its nots just hap ki do they teach a bunch of other things too

[eclipso201]

I love hap ki do, i started 3 months ago and it was one of my best decisions, right now im working on sky falling but it all takes alot of time to build the foundation.

[Dashblades2]

I now compare hapkido to san soo and krav maga - absolutely kick ass...except for the over-dramatic falls. =).

[spartanman123]

the over-dramatic falls are necessary though, otherwise you could really get hurt

[scheiklbua]

i do hapkido for 7 years now ...trust me it realyy hurts

[PoorBoy1979]

you still get hurst after 7 years of training?

[scheiklbua]

the techniques are made for hurting people of cause it hurts

[ethiery]

Exactly, if you dont fall properly, you could break your wrist easily.

[ImIwilliamImI]

@ethiery

Thats why it's street effective.

A pissed-of guy on the street, with no martial art experience would have suffered.

[schnisha95]

@ethiery lol if you don't fall properly you could snap your neck easily... :)

[xXBurstGamerXx]

Hap Ki Do is fun and effective :D

This is a little cheesy to be honest. :/

[tostitos437]

LOL when they yell in slo mo

[bobtrex]

kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk­kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk­kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk­kk... 5:28 ... OMG... LOL

[chronicebonics]

Hapkido mostly teaches pressure points and shit. basically, you grab someone in a way that they either move how you want them to or they have no functional bones. very very scary stuff.

[ninjaHanhanH]

3:42 hahahahahaha

[BeejGprA]

i dont get the funny?

[itshimkevinkim]

OMG MY EARS ARE FUCKING BLEEDING!

[issacky]

LOL.

[rokuss4]

Excellent =D

This looks really cool mabye I'll try this sport =D

[MungooOo]

it's no sport^^

[deguimerautube]

I think he meant "I'll try this, sport"... I'm hoping that's what he meant lol he would be surprised if he didn't.

[warrior350es]

eww I bet that arm twist smarted

[starwarsfan1985]

ok, these guys are pretty good, but if all you did was spend your time at some dojo training day and night like these guys probably do, you would be as good as them in a couple of years too.

[khargrar]

They train in a doJANG, not in a dojo...

[smclavis]

My master from Korea calls it a Dojo even tho it is dojang

[khargrar]

Oh?

Maybe he does that because people are more used to hear the japanese word than the Korean word...? Whaddya think?

Bye!

[AbbyX9306]

Hapkido is such a cool sport! But here in Germany it isn't so famous so in our club there aren't so many people that's pity!!

[3PRETOS]

i wana be like that guys!

[Pocayo357]

guaooo excelente demostracion que estilo practican....

[ednaldolira]

esse video é d+

[goochmas]

As a past practitioner and black belt of Hap ki Do, I can honestly say that this is truly a dynamic and fluid....yet very powerful style of Korean martial Arts.

Many of the Kicks are very powerful and share lineage with Tae Kwon Do. Self defense in Hap ki Do is probobly the most distinctive feature however...as Hap ki Do (like Judo or Aikido) uses the opponents own strength against them,requiring little brute force.

I still try and practice the kicks and techniques in my spare time.

[jaeshim1]

very dynamic but yet, very smooth

[g3t4w4y]

LOL i goto master kim's academy... be afraid.. be VERY afraid... of mee x]

LOL

[Beejgrpa]

i expect you to reveal your identity tonight at training

[Kyoun]

hmm Hap Ki Do is one of the most effective martial arts from Korea cuz it contains all u need for a long range battle and a close battle... and yo its not similar to Aikido and Dustin Taekwon Do as we know it today is just kinda sport and not a real martial art like it was years ago.... Hap Ki Do attacks the weakness of a opponent and uses all it needs to take him down... so some techniques prolly look similar to other martial arts but the Hap Ki Do way is unique and its very effective...

[BardofCornwall]

Very cool. Thanks for posting.

[shukocarl]

Great video really impressive!

[DustinAdam07]

Haha whatever you say man...tae kwan do as we know it today was founded in the 50's not gonna lie...but haha im not gonna argue...and i said hapkido is similar to aikido..and it is very very simliar to tae kwan do...but thats my two cents. take it or leave it.

[Chainskater]

Im sure if hapkido is older than taekwando. I cant remember the exact dates but i think TAE KWAN DO was founded in the 50s and Hapkido early 60's. Takkyeon is an art similar to tae kwan do and has been around for a logn time but the art of tae kwan do was founded in the 50s Hapkido is very similar to aikido and when choi came to korea his students added things like kicking and other korean techniques to it which made it the hapkido today.

[PENETRASAURO]

sorry mate but you are wrong.... TAE KOWN DO.. it about 2500 BC and it wasn't call tae kown do in those days......... it was practiced in festivities in corea; TAEKOWNDO name was given recently......HAP KI DO....... was created out of JUI JITSU japanes.... adding some kicking but they are related but no similar.

[RMprospect]

KUNG POW CHICKEEEEEEEN!!!!!!!!

[BeatenByCats]

Anyone practicing Hap Ki Do, what is the emphasis of HKD? Joint-locks, kicks, punches, throws, submissions or any combo of the above? By the look of the vid, their jointlocks.

[Wright805]

I don't practise it myself, but from what I've heard, it teaches all of the above. As far as I know Hapkido is a very versatile art that doesn't limit itself to any one technique or method of fighting.

[MVanthoor]

@Wright805: Indeed. About Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do:

"The system works on the use of different 'tools' for different situations. These situations are broken down into ranges (Kicking, Punching, Trapping, & Grappling), with techniques flowing smoothly between them. Also, it is referred to as a "style without style". Unlike more traditional martial arts, Jeet Kune Do is not fixed or patterned, and is a philosophy with guiding thoughts."

All that is also directly applicable to Hapkido.

[lkj098lkj]

looks like really old video clip. thanks for posting

[MXTAD]

Grandmaster Duk Soo Kim 9th Dan, KHF is seen from 5:42 until 6:01 (the one always coming from the left, & neutralising the attack). How do I know? I train with him at Hindmarsh, South Australia.

[OchentaFM]

respect

taekwondo and hapkido 2000 years AC old

[SuperStreet04]

ummm sorry to say this but hapkido is much much

older than tae kwon do

[pinset1]

holy korean so scary better than kong fu~ man~

[xbuhlayzx]

3:03 is freaking awesome... i wanna pitch people across fields too!

[tcooperent]

Now that's funny!