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King of Hapkido

Hard core, full contact hapkido sparring. These guys are fast.  
 
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wienaitnaingoa (1 day ago) Show Hide
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how do u get a different belts, is it through time, skill, or until some higher up gives it to u when he thinks your good to pass on
m1nd0r (2 days ago) Show Hide
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Aikido and Wing Tzun are good martial arts as well!!
midwestterror (2 days ago) Show Hide
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Krav Maga is by far one of the most superior hand-to-hand combat systems in the world. I would love to get into it but the only gym around here is far too expensive for me. That's why I'm currently a Hapkido student. Pretty much just as effective, plus a lot of other things I love like high flying kicking techniques. (I am a Taekwondo black belt so I love kicks like that :)
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No hapkido wasnt a copy of aikido. And everyone acknowledges that hapkido come from Daito ryu. Aikido's founder and Hapkido's founder both studied together under Takeda Sensei in Japan. Ueshiba Osensei went on to invent Aikido and Grandmaster Choi went on to invent hapkido. While the characters are the same, if hapkido is a copy, how do you explain the kicking technioques? Tactically, hapkido is one of the most effective fighting arts in the world.
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@kitmartin1 so what happens if your in a 2 on 1 street fight, and youve got one guy in an arm bar, what you going to do against the other guy. 1 on 1 yeah its good but not with multiple attackers BJJ is sport not real fighting, thats why i think stand up fighting is the best, not trying to start a key board war with you just want your oppinion on that, thanks
ajkim90 (4 days ago) Show Hide
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i train bjj and i think i would agree that bjj is not good against more than one attacker. HOWEVER i think for 1 on 1 its the best by far
dickies1922x (3 days ago) Show Hide
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Its good, i wouldnt say it was the best tho
GuamKomudo (2 days ago) Show Hide
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You should look up Entertaichi, he knows old school kung fu ground fighting. Im not a big fan of Kung fu sense it became mostly show arts, but he knows the real kung fu, so its really cool.
His ground fighting is only for street combat, no rules, he shows people some stuff BJJ guys might not learn with it being more sport based now days. Some good stuff, look it up, entertaichi.
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And, agreed with 'hardrain08' - I've been out of training for two weeks; Christmas is a thorn ;)
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Cool vid... but I can't see much break falling going on. Take the mats away and surely there's going to be a few shattered wrists/elbows? Well, from the throws anyway. Maybe they're conditioned. Anyway, good stuff :)

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