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Lessons | Way of Coordinated Power

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Way of Coordinated Power. Hapkido and Martial Art Lessons. Same-Side Wrist Grab Defense. This video will cover a basic self-defense against a same side wrist grab. Could mainly be used against judo/jiu-jitsu practitioners since they mainly focus on grabbing and controlling their opponent. This technique is especially useful when someone is trying to drag you away by force. Knife Defense: Forward Thrust. The technique should be as fluid as possible with as little hesitation as possible. This video will co...

My Interest | Way of Coordinated Power

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Way of Coordinated Power. Hapkido and Martial Art Lessons. This blog will focus on the techniques and self-defense I have learned throughout my training. I encourage anyone to post their thoughts and input to the techniques I will be teaching. Whether it be a question about the techniques or just a good job🙂 your input is appreciated. Date : March 28, 2011. That’s really cool! 😀 It’s interesting to hear the perspective on an athletic activity from someone who’s really dedicated to it. If I stop now and...

May | 2011 | Way of Coordinated Power

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Way of Coordinated Power. Hapkido and Martial Art Lessons. As a beginner you are taught basic techniques that are simple but effective. Later on as an intermediate you start to build on the amount of techniques that you have learned until you get to a point where you can quickly execute a technique in any type of situation. Hapkido is a Mixed Martial Art:. Comments : Leave a Comment. Review: Chrome Bo Staffs. More recently martial artists and competitors have been practicing with a bo staff to portray di...

History | Way of Coordinated Power

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Way of Coordinated Power. Hapkido and Martial Art Lessons. There are a couple of major martial artists who helped found Hapkido. One martial artist Choi, Yong Sul. Is said to be the father of Hapkido by the International Hapkido Federation. He lived from 1904-1986 and was born in the Chung Buck province of Korea. S said to be that of an orphaned boy who was taken to Japan. He was eventually taken in by one of the greatest swordsman of his time Takeda Sokaku. After the death of Takeda and the end of WWII ...

Punching Mechanics | Way of Coordinated Power

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Way of Coordinated Power. Hapkido and Martial Art Lessons. Recently I came across this martial arts blog from EPIC. Which spoke about power punching. In the Blog. We are shown how a tai chi grand master implements his feet, hips, and arms to deliver amazing punching force. There are a couple of key factors that a marital artist must understand about the speed and rotation of punching to truly get a grasp of how to generate power into their strikes. Of motion ,. Laquo; Martial Arts: More than a Sport.