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Dojo den Drijver
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 4 พ.ย. 2018
Kumdo and traditional korean archery
What is Haedong Kumdo? Comparing Kumdo vs Kendo
In this video I'll talk about the the question: What is Haedong Kumdo. Down here you'll find some of my references and used materials:
Channel about Japanese culture: th-cam.com/users/LetsaskShogoYourJapanesefriendinKyoto
Channel about different martial arts:
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Haedong Kumdo demonstration:
th-cam.com/video/rvnTXqdz28U/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=JohannesHentunen
Haedong Kumdo Basic 12 double sword:
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Channel about Japanese culture: th-cam.com/users/LetsaskShogoYourJapanesefriendinKyoto
Channel about different martial arts:
th-cam.com/channels/iaYStUfJVBk-_nciyntUfg.html
Haedong Kumdo demonstration:
th-cam.com/video/rvnTXqdz28U/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=JohannesHentunen
Haedong Kumdo Basic 12 double sword:
th-cam.com/video/0eeW5balfyA/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=MoodoArtistA.Junikka
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Basic 12 strikes (1 tot 5) | Haedong Kumdo | Dojo den Drijver
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An introduction to all basic strikes. This almost an complete set to start of with all basic strikes you need to know. Further in the set will be all basic stances. That will be covered in the next video together with a display of the whole set.
Baldo Chakkum 1 to 4 | Haedong Kumdo | Dojo den Drijver
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An introduction to a few drawing and sheathing techniques. This is a follow up video to my older video (that one has bad audio). There are 12 of these forms to accompany every Ssangsu (sword form) there is.
Ssangsu Kumbup 2 | Haedong Kumdo | Dojo den Drijver
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This is a double screen version of the second sword form: Ssangsu Kumbup E bon. Stances should be lower and the jump higher; still recovering from an ankle injury.
Ssangsu Kumbup 1 | Haedong Kumdo | Dojo den Drijver
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A double screen display of the first sword form: Ssangsu Kumbup Il Bon.
100 cuts | Haedong Kumdo | Dojo den Drijver
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Simple training video. I am demonstrating a hundred straight cuts. 10% of the 1000 required for your black belt.
Nunchaku-do basic strikes 1 | Dojo den Drijver
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In this video I will cover a few basic strikes: - gripping - 1st upward strike - 1st downward strike These strikes are the fundamental strikes to the Nunchaku-do system and they are very important. Everyone who started with Nunchaku-do started with these three strikes.
Response to Shadiversity Nunchucks are STUPID (twice), they deserve some credit
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I just wanted to respond to the video of how nunchucks suck.. I do think they deserve some credit as I say in this video. I agree with a lot of point, but still, they deserve some credit. Please don't think this video is about how amazing they are and its the best weapon out there for self defense. But they are a bit more practical and usable then presented in his video. Responding to: th-cam.c...
Daylite Archery Monarq | Bow Review | KoreanBowShop
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Finally another bow review. It took a while since I wanted to try the bow before posting te review, obviously. Something went wrong with recording so the mid section about materials so there is only audio and no video. Next bow review will be about the Nomad from Freddie Archery! Stay tuned, like and subscribe if you want to get notified when there is a new review.
Golden Combo Tournament 2020 Dominic den Drijver
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Entry for the Nunchaku Golden Combo Tournament 2020
Korean Command Shooting | Korean Traditional Archery | DojodenDrijver
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This is a part of my KTA beginners class in the Netherlands at USC Universum. In class number 4 we shoot on my command with Korean terminology.
Samick SKB Review | Koreanbowshop
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This week I review the SKB from Samick for Koreanbowshop.nl. This bow I have been using since I started archery and for its given price of 130,- here in the Netherlands it is an amazing bow. Check the webshop for more bows!
Training in the Rain | Haedong Kumdo | DojodenDrijver
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A small montage from my training session when the rain hit. A few Ssangsu Gumbup forms and a few techniques. Everything recorded with my phone.
Thumb Grip Tutorial | DojodenDrijver for KoreanBowShop
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Always wanted to start on the Thumb Grip or Thumb Draw? In this video I'll explain on how to start with in and some pointers you must think about when starting to use this grip. Feel free to ask any questions down below. You can find all Korean bows at www.Koreanbowshop.nl!
White Feather Fairy | Bow Review | KoreanBowShop
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In this review we are going to look in depth to the White Feather Fairy bow. A bow I have been using for 3 years now and really recommend to starting Korean shooters. I have been using the 30# and 35# versions so my review is based on those. Buy this bow at: www.koreanbowshop.nl
Korean Traditional Archery KTA | Dojo den Drijver Amsterdam USC
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Korean Traditional Archery KTA | Dojo den Drijver Amsterdam USC
Vlog 5: Why I started teaching Martial Arts | Dojodendrijver
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Vlog 5: Why I started teaching Martial Arts | Dojodendrijver
Vlog 4: Introduction to Nunchaku-do | Dojodendrijver
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Vlog 4: Introduction to Nunchaku-do | Dojodendrijver
Vlog 3: My Story and Martial Arts | DojodenDrijver
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Vlog 3: My Story and Martial Arts | DojodenDrijver
Vlog 2: KTA and Thoughts | Korean Archery | Gungsul Academy Amsterdam
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Vlog 2: KTA and Thoughts | Korean Archery | Gungsul Academy Amsterdam
Vlog: 1 an Introduction | Korean Archery | Gungsul Academy Amsterdam
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Vlog: 1 an Introduction | Korean Archery | Gungsul Academy Amsterdam
Haedong Kumdo - The basics: how to use your sword
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Haedong Kumdo - The basics: how to use your sword
Haedong Kumdo - Sheathing the sword (Baldo-chakkum)
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Haedong Kumdo - Sheathing the sword (Baldo-chakkum)
Imagine hundreds of these archers all shooting simultaneously on order like in a battlefield of medieval Korea.
As a Korean man, I truly commend you for appreciating and trying out the Korean archery styles. Just one note, Korean archers generally stand and face the target more squarely more like 45 degrees angle instead of side ways. This comes from the horse archer tradition where archer had to shoot while mounted on the horse back and they had to shoot forward (but also side ways and backwards). Obviously on horseback you can not stand side ways, you have to learn to shoot facing the target, so 45 degree turn worked better. Koreans, Mongols, and Turks were all famous horse archers. Korea is one of the few countries in the world where traditional archery has been practiced from generation to generation since the medieval ages to the present day without any break.
Parabéns, bem didático, Felicidades!!!
personally I have mastered and refined the use of the chuks without swinging by aiming directly toward the opponent with speed and power using two in each hand inwhich I believe cannot be blocked, versus swinging and I might add I always hit with the tip or edge of the stick.
Thanks i AM waitong for the other Baldo chakkum
شرح رائع وجميل
*mongolian not korean
멋집니다
What kind of Korean traditional archery is that? Barebow archery. Have you not even seen traditional Korean archery? How can we teach Korean traditional archery in a false way without even knowing how to shoot it? The book about Korean traditional archery is “Archery of Joseon,” published by the Joseon Archery Research Society in 1929. It remains intact in “resolution of affairs,” “sayegyeolhae” “jeongsalon” “sagyeol” “yegi saui” If you teach nonsense about traditional Korean archery without even reading the book, that's fraud. Instead of teaching stupid archery, just study. Korean traditional archery is always called Byeoljeol. Please watch the Byeoljeol video. th-cam.com/video/_vRkUfRt4fE/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/dxJ1lwtJUVU/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/MSLqHuQRX4g/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/Yj4nRNYO6eI/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/1gcfG14yu1k/w-d-xo.html
Awesome
I am amazed that there are students who are teaching and learning Korean archery style archery. You may also want to try a target at a distance of 145m (158yd). You will have an amazing experience. Thank you for the good video.😀😀😀
I wish I had the space! Really want to try
@@dojodendrijver9977 If you wish, it will come true. I hope your wish comes true.😁😁😁
I got the precious "my precious" hahaha i realy like it.
What if the numchuck had the bottom of the handle filled with lead? Probably going to be better than a stick. Also more concealable than a stick unless you are talking about canes which I carried for years. Nobody cares. Anyway can we just all admit nun chucks are way cooler than a stick? Same with butterfly knives. Are they the best EDC ever? No but if you know how to flip them around they are way cooler....and cooler things are more likely to be carried and the best weapon is the one you have on you. Right?
3 months? You need to learn to make your own strings. It's not hard.
Please keep posting this videos it's very entertaining
I started Koreanarchery only 4 weeks ago and I am moving to Netherlands next year. Very very very glad to know that you are running Academy in Netherlands…
Sincerely. Thank you very much for the teaching. I stopped Haidong Gumdo three years ago and started Haidong Kumdo again and founded it in Romania, and I thank you for all your help.
It funny that they would ban two sticks attached with a string.
훌륭한 사범님이네요. 잘 가르치십니다. ^^ 흥미로운 건 용어를 한국어로 하시네요. "준비", "거궁", "만작", "발시" 멋집니다.
WHY? He is addressing English speaking pupils, what extra benefit to becoming proficient at archery is using some foreign language for the instructions? This is not teaching archery, its teaching cultural appreciation, the bow is just a prop. He could just as well use the art of making tea.
Seems that asiatic archery is limited to stumpy short people. If I try to draw to the ear like the horsebow archers, I have a 36" draw, but horsebows typically only go to a max of 30 to 32 inches. Only one bow I know of draws to 37 inches and that is made by AF archery of China. Its a nice bow, but now its hard to buy arrows, as all the affordable ones top out at 32 inch. I had to use extenders to add 4 inches to my arrows.
@@user-ej6ei6os3g so you claim that you can shoot accurately when you have no anchor point. Short draw to like, level with your arm pit of your bow arm, but 6 inches into the fresh air. And you can still shoot with the same accuracy as when you use a fixed anchor, like your ear lobe.
I have a theory that nunchaku were situational improvised weapons carried by local Okinawan and Japanese night patrols/guardsmen as noisemakers. Before streetlights, a local japanese night patrol would walk with a noisemaker and lantern so people would be drawn towards them and could safely commute back home. Even now people carry string wooden sticks to fireworks festivals to cheer and celebrate. Kabuki also used stringed sticks as noise instruments for their plays. It was probably a really obscure and situational improvised weapon and didn't even have a Okinawan kata like the other kobudo weapons. Kind of like how designing a kata and wielding a maglite flashlight or a brass handbell primarily as a weapon would seem really silly to us.
Thankyou
I own a pair of wooden octagonal nunchakus, from personal experience practicing with them the only time i ever hit myself is when I tried to be an idiot an do flashy shit. Even if someone does hit themselves in the hand or forearm with nunchucks it only stings for like a few minutes depending how hard you swing and exactly where, people need to stop being a bitch about it. I don't practice with them to perform movie tricks I practice for self defense, I don't claim nunchucks to be a weapon of mass destruction I personally use it as a personal defense flail. Sticks are predictable weapons, they can do some damage but you can telegraph where a stick is going to swing from, if you bum rush the person and are willing to take a hit, you can grab the stick and control the situation. A nunchuck is gonna be more difficult to grab because of its constant momentum and overall snappiness. Nunchucks may not do the kind of damage that Shad thinks the all mighty stick can but you really don't want somebody to hit you with a striking pair. Ask Houston Jones who volunteered himself to to test plastic and wooden nunchucks in his inner thighs. The video showed his one leg slightly bruised from the plastic nunchucks and the other leg from the wooden nunchucks severely bruised and almost bleeding, thank god he's smart enough not to test it on his skull lol.
You need to learn the traditional korean archery properly first before teaching peoples Your way of teaching people is like Mongolian or turkish archery
Kobudo is the actual Japanese equivalent to the Kumdo that you practice. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kobud%C5%8D
Wow so cool 👏👏👏👏👏
I'm learning Haedong Gumdo. Haedong Gumdo is really cool.
Interesting
Sorry mr chair
this was very helpful, thank you.
nunchaku is fast minimal damage not to kill damage but to confuse then make multiple pain to opponent complicated to newbies we hope not to fight for a differences of opinions in time of danger we must be aware of anything we can use to defend
Thanks for the guide. Please mind the posture. In Kimase, feet point inside and knees are bent towards the center.
Best review I have seen in a while. Thanks for posting.
Can it take FF string? Reinforced tip?
If your training swordsmanship for “practical fighting techniques” you probably have no idea that swords are used anymore in combat. We train to better ourselves as individuals both physically and mentally as well as cultural appreciation.
It remains a combat art. Timing, distance, balance, coordination, flexibility, reading your opponent's intentions, etc., these are all practical combat skills contained within a good quality sword class. You can and do use all this, and more, in any fighting situation, with or without a sword. The spiritual, esoteric, aesthetic, health and cultural aspects are important for sure but please don't turn swordsmanship into nothing more than a sword dance or a moving meditation.
It's a weird bow to practice Korean archery with. First it doesn't have jumtong grip and also, it doesn't have siyah, let alone ktb styled thin siyah. It is also have a narrow arrow pass which is totally different from the normal ktb design
The nunchaku it is similar as a stick with the Difference of the speed that it hits the oponent. War nunchaku are very heavy and made out of solid steel bars. If you hit a concrete Block it breaks. as for the controle of the nunchaku you just Need to do Basic moves on a fight up and down strikes and backwards if the enemie trys to get near you.. for those who believe nunchaku are not effective let me hit you on the face so you can spread real rumors about it in TH-cam about your experience. You cant want to have Control Over a weapon if you got no train with it the same goes for a stick if you got no traine with it. Because with both there is ways to strike.
Terrible
Korean bows have lower brace height so the string is more likely to hit your arm. Korean style is you grip the bow with the string 30-45 degrees away from your arm. Pulling the string straight back creates the needed torque so the arrow clears the bow on release and no string slap on the arm. Other khatra styles also work...
The thick foam handle is not more expensive, just not as popular. So the cheaper bows that is for mass market will tend to have handles closer to what other archers are used to...
You can get 60lb in all the sizes. There is also a heavy weight version up to 100 lbs for twenty dollars more...
Bow is nice. What Arrows for this Bow are good z.B Wood , Carbon ?
A friend and I teach martial arts at rival schools. He is a certified chuck master. He said he rather go into a fight unarmed rather then with a chuck.
very nice and deeper than simply explaining a technique.
n Germany Nunchaku prohibited by law, you can not buy, you can not own one, and especially you can not use this object in self-defense no matter where, at home, on the street, so it is useless for Germany. A more effective Eskrima stick adapted to your needs is more effective, but you have to be very well trained.... Nunchaku is good when you use the Kobudo technique from Okinawa, the other Bruce Lee circus figures are rubbish. This is my oppinion.
Thanks for the video!
Shorter brace height on the Korean bows makes string slap more likely. Common advice for avoiding string slap will work, it is just harder to avoid with shorter brace heights.
Soon I will be moving to another state to be close to family and they happen to have a Haidong Gumdo class in that area that I'm hoping to enroll in. Due to disabilities I'm not able to keep both hands on a sword and I was wondering if it would be possible to take it up even though I can't use both hands. Any advice you may have on the matter would be greatly appreciated. I wish you all the best and thank you for the work that you do.
Great review , this helped me decide to get mine just 2 weeks ago :-) Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm certain the limb with writing should be at the bottom. If you measure each limb to the string, you will find they are different