15 Handshake Techniques- Hapkido

15 Basic Handshake Techniques, colored belt curriculum for Maximum Martial Arts Hapkido, Las Cruces, NM 88005
Handshake techniques are a precursor to the cross wrist techniques, and serve as a means to teaching Hapkido concepts without over-stimulating adrenaline. This allows students to learn to the Yu Won Hwa concepts, without feeling like they need to power through their techniques. They are meant as a teaching tool for students just learning Hapkido locking. Obviously, their isn't a good reason to hurt someone trying to shake your hand. But, since we shake other's hands every day, these techniques give you a good starting frame of reference for learning.

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1st Techniques 0:08
2nd Techniques 0:21
3rd Techniques 0:53
4th Techniques 1:10
5th Techniques 1:33
6th Techniques 1:56
7th Techniques 2:12
8th Techniques 2:26
9th Techniques 2:46
10th Techniques 3:07
11th Techniques 3:26
12th Techniques 3:39
13th Techniques 4:07
14th Techniques 4:29
15th Techniques 4:57

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Thank you for the time stamps

[@jatinderkumarmartialartsin8960]

Thanks master it's great techniques
Thanks a lot

[@jeffreyliddell9366]

Please make some self defense training DVD 💿

[@MaximumMartialArts]

We are in the process of making a video compendium of techniques from White to Black Belt, then later covering black belt techniques. The videos are quite a bit of work, while still running a dojang, but we have quite a bit of content on our Foundation Hapkido Page: th-cam.com/channels/03_aMzYBDGAkR_2CbxbTFg.html

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Wish you can make or sell training videos?

[@MaximumMartialArts]

If you are interested in our Hapkido techniques, we have another channel strictly for Hapkido: th-cam.com/channels/03_aMzYBDGAkR_2CbxbTFg.html

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Awesome technique to the point😃

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Humble with no pain that s it :Master!

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👍👍💪💪

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Thank you for visiting our page

[@wayansamuel8763]

still tryin to work out the first one 🤦‍♂

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We have another channel, which breaks down each of the techniques. Here is a playlist of the full set of techniques. Hopefully this helps: th-cam.com/play/PL8XMBzRByDE12MHV_h1TEwkCGe1dPkD10.html

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[@djignatin4043]

I train Hapkido. I love it.

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Hapkido is a wonderful martial art! I'm glad you are training!

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@@MaximumMartialArts I have been doing for over 4 years now. I just made it to the advanced class.

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Well wishes for success in your endeavors. Keep training hard!

[@kennethrogers1129]

Nice

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Thanks

[@eliotquintana9802]

Violent handshake defense against handshake set-up

[@MaximumMartialArts]

Please read the description of the video: 'Handshake techniques are a precursor to the cross wrist techniques, and serve as a means to teaching Hapkido concepts without over-stimulating adrenaline. This allows students to learn the Yu Won Hwa (Soft, Circular, Flowing) concepts, without feeling like they need to power through their techniques. They are meant as a teaching tool for students just learning Hapkido locking. Obviously, their isn't a good reason to hurt someone trying to shake your hand. But, since we shake other's hands every day, these techniques give you a good starting frame of reference for learning.'

[@ismail79628]

Who would want to shake hands with enemies

[@MaximumMartialArts]

Please read the description of the video: 'Handshake techniques are a precursor to the cross wrist techniques, and serve as a means to teaching Hapkido concepts without over-stimulating adrenaline. This allows students to learn the Yu Won Hwa (Soft, Circular, Flowing) concepts, without feeling like they need to power through their techniques. They are meant as a teaching tool for students just learning Hapkido locking. Obviously, their isn't a good reason to hurt someone trying to shake your hand. But, since we shake other's hands every day, these techniques give you a good starting frame of reference for learning.'

[@crankymcgee]

@@MaximumMartialArts Just now I recalled handshake drills that I did as a kid, years ago and it made me wonder why. I never asked for a reason, nor was I offered an explanation. Your response/vid description made a lot of sense, thanks!