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Hapkido related videos from Australia. Most have been provided by Daniel Marie - from the Australian Hapkido Association.
Lismore Hapkido Technical Director Visit 2 days Aug 2024
Two days at Lismore Hapkido Dojang - amazing venue - went through all the details to make sure all instructors understand the concepts and can do it right! Huge improvement compared to 12 months ago - well done to all who attended.
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Green Tip Drill new version Aug 24
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The AHA Green Tip Drill has been updated in August 2024. In summary, a Fan Lock from a Cross-Hand Grab has been added to the beginning and an Elbow Lock all the way down to the ground has replaced the Elbow Roll and Fan Lock that was at the end of the drill. This is an extract from a recent workshop at Lismore - a more detailed video of the updated drill will be provided very soon. Here is the ...
Uneek Roofing Roof restoration and new guttering at Mt Colah
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Uneek Roofing Roof restoration and new guttering at Mt Colah
Poong Yoo Kwan Dominic Spreckley
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Soft energy pattern given to the AHA by Professor Il Wong Huh from Myung Ji University, South Korea. Beautifully performed by Dominic Spreckley - instructor of the Mullumbimby Hapkido Dojang. This pattern demonstrates the soft side of Hapkido - but you can still see the focus and power Dominic displays in each technique with great footwork, posture, breath and co-ordination of his entire body. ...
Hapkido Grandmaster Im Mok Chang in Daegu 1995
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This is a video of a visit by the Australian Hapkido Association (who were guests of Prof. Huh Il Wong from Myung Ji Uni at the time) to Im Mok Chang's dojang in Daegu. Im Mok Chang is a founding master of Hapkido who is also certified in Daito Ryu Aikilitsu in Japan. This video features mainly Lee Jae Bum and Lee Jeong Seo showing their techniques to Im Mok Chang and then receiving comments an...
Technical Director Visit Byron Bay Sep 23 Video by Matt Beyer
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Second part - this is the video recorded by Matt Beyer. Enjoy. This is the first part: th-cam.com/video/jwWVeh3_7M4/w-d-xo.html
Technical Director Visit to Byron Bay - Sep 23
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3 days of Hapkido at the Byron Bay Hapkido Dojang with students from all our Northern Rivers and Brisbane students. Some students from Port Macquarie and Redhead also attended. Instruction was provided by Daniel Marie, Master Mitchell Wetherell and Master Tup Moekaa. Thanks to Eli Dutton for organising the event.
Hapkido low spinning heel kick slow demo
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Demo for learning - start in sparring stance - put weight into front foot - use rear leg, hips and shoulders to generate spin - catch weight with hands at same time as impact - come up into sparring stance. Don't drop - then spin. Spin on the way down and keep it going.
Technical Director Visit - Port Macquarie - July 23
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Video from the technical director visit to Port Macquarie Hapkido in July 2023. Thanks to Matthias Beyer and Quinton Blackwell for hosting, Master Mitchell Wetherell and Master Tupuna Moekaa for assisting.
Port Macquarie Drill 1 Yellow Tip with Eli Dutton
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From Port Macquarie Technical Director visit - July 23 - Drill 1 with Eli Dutton (4th Degree Byron Bay instructor)
Sparring Workshop Northern Beaches Hapkido 27 May 23
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Sparring Workshop Northern Beaches Hapkido 27 May 23 - with students from AHA and Giant MMA Bexley
Pool noodles don't hit back - luckily
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Cutting pool noodles at Mount Colah - Mar 23
Hapkido Master Lee Jeong Seo - Australian Tour 1999
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Video of Master Lee Jeong Seo's amazing tour in 1999 in Australia. His approach and techniques greatly influenced our Hapkido and we are still (20 years later) trying to work out how he did his techniques. It is three hours long - but well worth the time. There are so many gems in this video - enjoy. Seminars were in Paddington, Brookvale, Castle Hill, Central Coast, Port Macquarie, Murwillumba...
Master Trish Butterworth Interview by Scott Wetherell
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Master Trish Butterworth Interview by Scott Wetherell
Hapkido Grading 2005 - Belt, Fan and Multiple Grabbing
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Hapkido Grading 2005 - Belt, Fan and Multiple Grabbing
AHA Knife Defence - Keeping the blade away - Tup Moekaa.wmv
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AHA Knife Defence - Keeping the blade away - Tup Moekaa.wmv
Master Byung Kwan Song performing the first three sword patterns
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Master Byung Kwan Song performing the first three sword patterns
Secrets of Hapkido Master Yun Sae Gwan - Gwangju - Oct 2007
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Secrets of Hapkido Master Yun Sae Gwan - Gwangju - Oct 2007
Australian Hapkido Association - Northern NSW Seminar and Grading with Matthew Sung Su Kim 1997
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Australian Hapkido Association - Northern NSW Seminar and Grading with Matthew Sung Su Kim 1997
Hapkido Sparring Session Bexley Nov 2016
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Hapkido Sparring Session Bexley Nov 2016
Amazing. Thank you 😁
Great techniques hapkido skills
Thank you! Cheers!
Yes SIR!
About Grandmaster Im Mok Chang (from Wikipedia) - Grand Patriarch Jang Im Mok (born 15 August 1912) of Taegue City, who also trained under Takeda Sokaku's lineage, returned to Taegue City, Korea in 1945, like Grand Patriarch Choi Yong-Sul. He was a doctor of oriental medicine and taught his Aikijitsu as Hapkido. Dr Jang-in Mok learned the Dae Dong Ryu Yu Sul Hapkido from his teacher Masuta Yutaka and his teacher Takeda Sokaku in Japan. Choi Yong-sool trained many students, but Jang In Mok only trained a few. He had notable students such as Han-young Choi (Chun Ki Do), Jang Seeung Ho, Song Joon Hwi, Hu Il Wong (teacher of Peter and Joseph Kim from the Australian Hapkido Association), and Song Il Hun. The Dae Don Ryu Sul system was introduced to Korea in 1960 by him. The first time he learned martial arts was in Japan, where he learned Daito-ryu Jujisu in September 1928. He received his certificate in 1935 from Masuta Yutaka, a student of Takeda Sodaku.
Great tutorial!
Thanks for the feedback.
The Power of Circular motion - Hapki 🎉
Hapkido, comprehensive martial art
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Comme je vous ai enseigné maître.
Thanks sir
Techniques they really work. Great master 🥇😃👍👍🥋
Classic!!!
Who s the camera man... Crazy... Unskilled idiot... Does nt know to shoot.
A tripod.
Great Grand Master Yun (1st Generation of HKD) who brought HKD to GwangJu and Jeolla Province for the first time. GwangJu HAPKIDO which is mostly BongMuGwan style is started by GM Yun. My master GM Cho was in charge of 1 of Kwan that belonged to BongMuKwan style. (Han-sung BongMuKwan) Since there are many HAPKIDO Federations now. It is hard to see the name of BongMuKwan in GwangJu but all HAPKIDO 'Kwan's are associated to BongMuKwan style in GwangJu and Jeolla Province. In cluding myself currently running Kwan in Shanghai, China. GM Yun has already passed away long time ago. He made an amazing legacy to future generation. It is really amazing sir you had a chance to meet and get a lesson from him. I never met him in my life even i am from GwangJu. RIP GM Yun.
Do you have any information about GM Yun's lineage (who taught him?) and why it is so different to the more popular versions of Hapkido (GM Jae and others of the Hapkiyusul line)?
Thank you very much for the video
You are welcome - do you know if GM Yun is alive or passed away? You said RIP in your other comment?
I got to Green belt at Kellyville Hapkido it was part of Peter Kim’s Strathfield academy, then I hurt my shoulder playing rugby league and that was the end of my Hapkido, around 1983 from memory
Le fameux grand maître de Hapkido! Merci beaucoup c'est un collector
Mon plaisir - 2 semaines de grandes valeurs pour moi.
Scottie and Mitch give a whole new meaning to the term 'brotherly love' don't they?!
Amazing
Thank you! Cheers!
This is so beautiful.
is he from korean hapkido federation
Not sure - based in Gwangju.
Thank you for sharing ! Amazing techniques, very impressive ! It seem different of many Hapkido styles more linear but very interesting work I think. Julien French Hapkido teacher
Julien, ou est-ce que vous pratiquez? En France? Moi, ici en Sydney, Australie.
The 1st Comment. My sincere gratitude for your noble work and support to the GRANDMASTER Yun Sae Gwan. I hope next year to travel for training with GM Gwan too. Thank you again for this video which is a new breath for any hapkido practitioner with an open mind and open heart. Best wishes from Hapkido Federation of Azerbaijan Republic!
Thanks for the comment - it was very difficult to find him for this training - I had to find someone who know someone - who knew someone. Everyone knows him in Gwangju - but not sure if he is still alive - he was not well even at the time of this filming - and that was 12 years ago.
Great Grand Master Yun (1st Generation of HKD) who brought HKD to GwangJu and Jeolla Province for the first time. GwangJu HAPKIDO which is mostly BongMuGwan style is started by GM Yun. My master GM Cho was in charge of 1 of Kwan that belonged to BongMuKwan style. (Han-sung BongMuKwan) Since there are many HAPKIDO Federations now. It is hard to see the name of BongMuKwan in GwangJu but all HAPKIDO 'Kwan's are associated to BongMuKwan style in GwangJu and Jeolla Province. In cluding myself currently running Kwan in Shanghai, China. GM Yun has already passed away long time ago. He made an amazing legacy to future generation. It is really amazing sir you had a chance to meet and get a lesson from him. I never met him in my life even i am from GwangJu. RIP GM Yun.
excellent interview. Inspiring
This Hapkido style looks similar to Wing Chung Kung fu the way they block.
What a small world I personally recorded that video and just saw your post by complete accident . I remember it well . I was participating in a grading at Murwillumbah and all was going well when Master Matthew Kim arrived unannounced and took over the proceedings . In the end he put all the black belts through a rigorous workout for a long time .. Can you tell me how you came by it . My last teacher was Shirsha in Byron bay and I am pretty sure I gave the footage to her . I am happy to see it published here . Hapkido helped me a lot and I now live in Bangkok , Hope you will reply
Barry Restall sent me the video last week (Mar 2017) with an explanation (similar to yours). This is the second part - first part is David Middleton and Barry Restall teaching and tacking the students through a grading. Barry said he learnt all about humility that day.
wow thanks for your reply and loved seeing it . Matthew gave them a workout where is the first part then love to see it ..
also how is Barry Restall
Imagine doing your grading and Master Matthew Kim turns up to put you through your paces . Definitely a privilege. I bet your glad to see this footage.
I was at one of these demo's, Channel 10 filmed it from memory. was a green tip. probably about 11 years old. any remaining footage of that?
Who are his teachers and what style of Hapkido does he teach? Thanks for any info and thank you for uploading this video.
Brian. His history is a mystery to me. I asked but all I could get was that he considered himself one of the founders of hapkido around gwangju. Most of his techniques were quite different from what i had seen from other masters. i trained with him for 2 weeks only and learnt about 8 separate techniques and i still practice them. i managed to capture about 2 hrs of video from that training. i consider myself very lucky to have met him no matter what his history is.
Can you please tell me the name of his school or association...Thanks
Rest in peace
Please continue to upload more... great to watch and really enjoy seeing some of our current day masters and BB's in their old gratings!
i like the swordwork.
Cheong Kyum!!!
Hahah love the end =)
very good!
very good~!