Thanks! I like it too, it's a fun one. These are just a couple of the slow motion scenes taken from the first couple of Lock On DVDs. The other clips on here and at the Aiki site show more of my teaching style. Thanks again - Alain
This is the first time I've actually seen Mr. Burrese perform Hoshinsul (throws or takedowns ... probably mis-spelled, I don't really spend much time memorizing names). It looks VERY solid. Physics and applied mechanics in action. I'd stick with the simple ones myself though, and keep in mind that you can't force it. That's where I think sensitivity comes in handy.
I like how this video is just a string of locks and throws. I found myself rewinding several times to study your positioning and entries. Thanks for putting it together.
That jumping outward wrist lock at 0:25 was beautiful!
wael77 1 year ago
Thanks! I like it too, it's a fun one. These are just a couple of the slow motion scenes taken from the first couple of Lock On DVDs. The other clips on here and at the Aiki site show more of my teaching style. Thanks again - Alain
aikiproductions 1 year ago
This is the first time I've actually seen Mr. Burrese perform Hoshinsul (throws or takedowns ... probably mis-spelled, I don't really spend much time memorizing names). It looks VERY solid. Physics and applied mechanics in action. I'd stick with the simple ones myself though, and keep in mind that you can't force it. That's where I think sensitivity comes in handy.
Brentzilla84 3 years ago
That is good Hapkido from a well regarded American Hapkido Master. I'd love to see more clips on here... :-)
James77721 4 years ago
I like how this video is just a string of locks and throws. I found myself rewinding several times to study your positioning and entries. Thanks for putting it together.
buildmeister 4 years ago