Je ne me lasse pas de cette vidéo, j'y reviens d'ailleurs après avoir re-visionné le Hapkido Talk #1 dans lequel on demande aux nouveaux adeptes et novices si la découverte de l'Hapkido JJK par Maître Raphaël Couet a causé le même électrochoc qu'aux anciens : je dirais que cette vidéo illustre très bien comment et pourquoi la flamme est née à l'intérieur de moi 🔥 J'ajouterais : OUI, même en tant que novice dans les arts martiaux, on trouve forcément le yeop tchagui de TKJN incroyable car nul besoin d'avoir matière à comparaison, les coups de pied de TKJN sont renversants DANS L'ABSOLU !! ❤ Aujourd'hui, revoir cette vidéo que j'ai découverte au tout début de ma pratique en septembre dernier, c'est, au-delà d'être toujours particulièrement impressionnant aussi très émouvant, notamment parce que je peux désormais reconnaître : - et nommer la plupart des techniques et coups de pied :) - les passionnés qui sont là depuis toujours auprès du Maître (Kevin, JF, Bruno, Jérémy, Fred et j'en oublie.) - la bande-son officielle de la démo pour avoir assisté à nombre de démos sur l'année qui vient de s'écouler et qui marque la première de mon aventure au sein de la famille Hapkido JJK Gratitude pour l'enseignement de la discipline et aussi pour cette chaîne et toutes les vidéos !
Love Hapkido! Thanks for the vid. Many people don’t think traditional Hapkido is effective for self defense. But, I can personally attest that it is. People also used to tell me that high kicks don’t work. They do. I studied Hapkido in the late 80s through the early 90’s. When I moved away there were no schools in my area. So, while in college, we started a full contact kickboxing club. We had many members and from many disciplines. They elected me president of the club. Hapkido style kicks are very powerful and worked perfectly. I grew up boxing, as my father was a boxer. Hapkido kicks combined with boxing was a great combination for kickboxing. After I graduated, I moved again. The only schools in my area were TKD and jujitsu. So, I tried jujitsu. I just absorbed what they showed me for several months. Later, they knew that I was from a Hapkido background, and ask me what I would do in this situation or that, from a Hapkido prospective. They were open minded, not at first, ha! but eventually. They wanted to try anything that they felt could work, and were extremely interested in our Judo style take downs and throws. Previously, I hadn’t found much use for the Aikido style joint locks and such, but when rolling around on the mat, those techniques were extremely beneficial. Even the skeptics were convinced that there was something there that they could use. I was amazed, and they were too, at how I could so quickly grab someones wrist, leg, foot, etc., and manipulate it in such a manner, that it added an element to what I was being taught in jujitsu. I had no idea that these techniques could work so well from the ground, as I had never trained in that manner, but used in combination with what I had learned from them, the effectiveness of those techniques became painfully obvious. In conclusion, I don’t think that Hapkido is a complete martial art for MMA etc. in fact, no martial art is, at least that I have seen. But, combined with boxing and some ground techniques from BJJ or Traditional Jujitsu, it offers tremendous value.
I had many of the same experiences with Hapkido. I trained for about 5 years in the late 90's into the early 2000's, and then began doing MMA. When I began I was one of the best strikers in the school and was able to modify my techniques from hapkido for the groundwork. Many of the joint locks (like the kimura) were very similar and I had already practiced from a standing position hundreds of times. My BJJ opponents would also find it difficult, if not impossible to gain wrist control on me from any position since i knew how to put pressure on the wrist and either pin them or just force them to release because of leverage.
Nice vid. But some of those high and jump kicks are going to be harder to execute as you get older. The knee and groin kicks are great for any age. I would love to see a set of techniques that are usable as you get older and your body is more limited.
You just have to keep stretching and practicing kick repetition as you get older but you’re still able! If you stop then it gets harder and you’re prone to injury.
The early Hapkido masters were already past their prime age when they opened their gyms in Korea or abroad. Their trainees have already practiced other martial arts for several years or more, or they often questioned the master's skills. It was a belligerent environment. Masters were unable to make it a profession without proving their skills. High kicks, gorgeous kicks are not very necessary in practice. For example, in MMA competitions, many athletes never kick at all other than low kicks for check.
I wish i could join your school... i do traditional Hapkido now but this is way more intense and fast than what we do... i hope to train with you one day
How old is the fella doing all those awesome jump kicks and stuff. For Seniors I think we got to modify that stuff...but hey nice kicks if you can get em.
+Paul Daluz Sorta - Hapkido, like Aikido, is decended from Daito Ryu Aikijujutsu (Choi Yong-sool studied under Takeda Sōkaku like Ueshiba did). Also, Hapkido traditionally has no empty hand forms.
You may wish to speak to a native Japanese/Okinawan speaker before using a term that you were told means one thing but, in reality, means something totally different.
Amazing demonstration. One of the best hapkido films.
Je ne me lasse pas de cette vidéo, j'y reviens d'ailleurs après avoir re-visionné le Hapkido Talk #1 dans lequel on demande aux nouveaux adeptes et novices si la découverte de l'Hapkido JJK par Maître Raphaël Couet a causé le même électrochoc qu'aux anciens : je dirais que cette vidéo illustre très bien comment et pourquoi la flamme est née à l'intérieur de moi 🔥
J'ajouterais : OUI, même en tant que novice dans les arts martiaux, on trouve forcément le yeop tchagui de TKJN incroyable car nul besoin d'avoir matière à comparaison, les coups de pied de TKJN sont renversants DANS L'ABSOLU !!
❤
Aujourd'hui, revoir cette vidéo que j'ai découverte au tout début de ma pratique en septembre dernier, c'est, au-delà d'être toujours particulièrement impressionnant aussi très émouvant, notamment parce que je peux désormais reconnaître :
- et nommer la plupart des techniques et coups de pied :)
- les passionnés qui sont là depuis toujours auprès du Maître (Kevin, JF, Bruno, Jérémy, Fred et j'en oublie.)
- la bande-son officielle de la démo pour avoir assisté à nombre de démos sur l'année qui vient de s'écouler et qui marque la première de mon aventure au sein de la famille Hapkido JJK
Gratitude pour l'enseignement de la discipline et aussi pour cette chaîne et toutes les vidéos !
Love Hapkido! Thanks for the vid. Many people don’t think traditional Hapkido is effective for self defense. But, I can personally attest that it is. People also used to tell me that high kicks don’t work. They do. I studied Hapkido in the late 80s through the early 90’s. When I moved away there were no schools in my area. So, while in college, we started a full contact kickboxing club. We had many members and from many disciplines. They elected me president of the club. Hapkido style kicks are very powerful and worked perfectly. I grew up boxing, as my father was a boxer. Hapkido kicks combined with boxing was a great combination for kickboxing. After I graduated, I moved again. The only schools in my area were TKD and jujitsu. So, I tried jujitsu. I just absorbed what they showed me for several months. Later, they knew that I was from a Hapkido background, and ask me what I would do in this situation or that, from a Hapkido prospective. They were open minded, not at first, ha! but eventually. They wanted to try anything that they felt could work, and were extremely interested in our Judo style take downs and throws. Previously, I hadn’t found much use for the Aikido style joint locks and such, but when rolling around on the mat, those techniques were extremely beneficial. Even the skeptics were convinced that there was something there that they could use. I was amazed, and they were too, at how I could so quickly grab someones wrist, leg, foot, etc., and manipulate it in such a manner, that it added an element to what I was being taught in jujitsu. I had no idea that these techniques could work so well from the ground, as I had never trained in that manner, but used in combination with what I had learned from them, the effectiveness of those techniques became painfully obvious. In conclusion, I don’t think that Hapkido is a complete martial art for MMA etc. in fact, no martial art is, at least that I have seen. But, combined with boxing and some ground techniques from BJJ or Traditional Jujitsu, it offers tremendous value.
That is so cool to hear!! Im starting hapkido and thought it wouldn't be useful! Thanks though
I had many of the same experiences with Hapkido. I trained for about 5 years in the late 90's into the early 2000's, and then began doing MMA. When I began I was one of the best strikers in the school and was able to modify my techniques from hapkido for the groundwork. Many of the joint locks (like the kimura) were very similar and I had already practiced from a standing position hundreds of times. My BJJ opponents would also find it difficult, if not impossible to gain wrist control on me from any position since i knew how to put pressure on the wrist and either pin them or just force them to release because of leverage.
@@E.J.Crunkleton truth my friend:)
개인의 능력차이가 있을뿐이며, 특정 무술이 약하다거나 강하다고 단정하는 것은 옳지 않다. 무술은 서로 교류하며 발전할 수 있다.
@@E.J.Crunkleton hot Cheeto Rose hapkido throw
Je m'en lasserais jamais de cette vidéo! Une merveille! Incroyable
I have just started training hapkido and i can say i am in love with this video. Thank you so much
Love this, awesome job fellas!! Excellent technique and form !!!
Jin Jung kwan is a badass style, no doubt a more complete fighting system, probably the best I seen 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
These guys have some great kicks. Especially the high hook kicks to the head.
Awesome and very practical. The speed and precision is simply amazing.
Beautifully executed kicks 👍🏼
Well rounded bag of tricks. Great system. Great spirit. Great execution. Cheers!
Great demonstration guys. We need more of that style around here
Great technique and amazing control brother. Much respect.
Spectacular.....that is hapkido
very good demonstration,at 1:25 you can feel the pain of hapkido !!!!!
Super Art Martial et tres bon Technicien cet enseignant .. Bravo
fantástico!!!! grande demonstração!!
Wow!! True master
This old school but I love it Respect sansey respect ✊
Danggg. My respect. Amazing kicks
Very good representation of Hapkido. Well done.
ну что сказать .?- КРАСИВО.МОЛОДЦЫ.
Chapeau ,les gars !Respect ...
I absolutely love this video⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ the techniques are great but it got me laughing so hard it’s amazing
super vraiment magnifiqu
Awesome practitioners!
100k vues félicitations et très mérité !!
P E R F E C T ! I wish I could train like this... :-(
Excellent!!!!
Nice vid. But some of those high and jump kicks are going to be harder to execute as you get older. The knee and groin kicks are great for any age. I would love to see a set of techniques that are usable as you get older and your body is more limited.
You just have to keep stretching and practicing kick repetition as you get older but you’re still able! If you stop then it gets harder and you’re prone to injury.
Hapkido has a plenty of low kicks too
The early Hapkido masters were already past their prime age when they opened their gyms in Korea or abroad. Their trainees have already practiced other martial arts for several years or more, or they often questioned the master's skills. It was a belligerent environment. Masters were unable to make it a profession without proving their skills.
High kicks, gorgeous kicks are not very necessary in practice. For example, in MMA competitions, many athletes never kick at all other than low kicks for check.
hapkido have the power!!!!!
I wish i could join your school... i do traditional Hapkido now but this is way more intense and fast than what we do... i hope to train with you one day
Muito bom,admiro Hapkido
i am learning JJK now and it is an amazing martial art form. i am two belts from black 😆
Was is that insane kick at 2:31? Still awestruck at the slow motion replay.
Muy buenooo !
Muy buen profesor
Muito bom... Parabéns raphael ;))
That was cool.
Супер!
Hapkido is awesome
ايه الحلوه ديه ماشاء الله عليك الله اكبر ربنا يحرصكم يارب،، 🧜♂️
ЖЁСТКО
Very Impressive
Muito BOM!!!!!!!!👊👊👊✊✊✊👊✊✊
Fantástico mestre saudações cordiais Brasil 😊.
Pretty cool
hapkido is da bomb
he does Hapkido like an old korean master
Exellent warior👏
Fantástico!! Belos golpes...👏👏👏👏👏👏
How old is the fella doing all those awesome jump kicks and stuff. For Seniors I think we got to modify that stuff...but hey nice kicks if you can get em.
muy bueno..
Muito bom
Realmente muito treinado naquilo que se propôs a fazer
Waw foor
Hipkido magical dynamic fighting art❤
very nice looks good, I saw some good technique.
Maybe you can mix that with other martial arts to find the most suitable technique depending on the situation. Some of the moves are very practical.
Em pleno 2022 e o nicolas 1000 black com canal raiz sensacional top segue com nós youtube estamos juntos querreiro e o canal do meu filho
Nice techniques
What is the name of music? is very impressiv with the figth skills.
I would love to start taken hadkido classes but I am 46 years old . Idk
Heel sidekick hook heel kick defense hapkido techniques
Very good
7 people need to try JJK xD
Wow Knuckles to the throat wouldn't want to be on the receiving end of that
Dragons fist!
Wow. it seems that Hapkido is basically Taekwondo/Tangsoodo with aiki jujutsu joint manipulation. Impressive.
+Paul Daluz Sorta - Hapkido, like Aikido, is decended from Daito Ryu Aikijujutsu (Choi Yong-sool studied under Takeda Sōkaku like Ueshiba did). Also, Hapkido traditionally has no empty hand forms.
+armanox I knew about Choi's and Takeda's relationship. Interesting story.
Paul Daluz The kicks are actually from an older Korean art known as Taekyon.
hapkido movement seems more realistic and usable
Show de bola
JJK black belts
People who stand completely still whilst being attacked have much to fear from this art.
Whatever happened to the Canadian JJK rep? I can't find anything new from him, nor where his school is in Calgary AB. Is he still teaching?
OSS
do they spar in hapkido schools or is it all drills
This style is very similar to Jung Sool Kwan
기회가 된다면 꼭 교류를 통해 정통성을 알리고 싶습니다
stop when he taps!! lol
How is called that little wood weapon?
It's a dan bong buddy
As Quentin said, it's a dan bong...in English, a short staff...or sometimes it's just called a club
@@quentin9926 Tks, bro.
@@offwhiteknight-tk8wt tks!
BAD BOYS
💙 Hapkido is sooo much more cool than Taekwondo ❤ 🇰🇷 🦶👊
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La.única.manera ed muchísima practica
Los profesores estan adiestrados para las proyecciones y caídas
Juan 20:29
Sapagkat Ako ay nakita mo ay sumampalataya ka, mapalad ang mga taong hindi Ako nakita at gayon ma'y nagsisampalataya
He is using the same leg for kicking. The rest is good
El 90 % de los Exponentes , salen fracturados !!!!
Tem Instagram mestre
Neif cik hapkido ded
More like taekwando
Awesome! OSU!
You may wish to speak to a native Japanese/Okinawan speaker before using a term that you were told means one thing but, in reality, means something totally different.
ok acho que as tecnicas de hapkido corea são intermináveis.
I like hapkido but I like slow
NYPD IS HIRING😁👍
최용술 선생님 합기도발차기는 허리아래로차시라고 말씀 하시고 보폭을 좁게 하시라 했습니다
it is personal skills, irrelevant to any marshal arts
On a self defense art you only depend on yourself so I guess personal skills is all that matters here..
Да такую ур мамашу выхватить;на всю жизнь бодряк усвоиш....
esa patada es para darle a esos boxeadores negros...pero en el ring prohiben estas grandes tecnicas
Hail Hydra!
Bueno por lo menos lleva los pies limpios y parece que no huelen a camenbert
Seems you don't know about Asian history that much ^^
I guess it is just a waste of time to talk with someone like u
Actually, Taekyon is where most of Hapkido's kicks come from.
This reminds me of that bruce lee movie that goes boards dont kick back. This kind of technique is useless in a real fight specially
Test your theory of it not being effective. Find him and fight him, "tough guy."😆
Get yer stinky feet outta my face...!