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mastertae
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| in tkd there are 2 ways to throw a round house...with the ball or the instep...the ball of your foot is for combat while the instep was for sparring... |
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Cory Reynolds
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On 2002-01-31 10:19, KSN Doug wrote:
Now, I've seen in some of the other threads that some TKDs do teach at least a limited amount of grappling.
For those that do, how much focus is there, at what point did you learn them, and what are a couple examples? 
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We do a fair amount of grappling at our school, but should we start a new thread so that we don't get off topic? |
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SBN Doug
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Location: Houston, TX
Styles: Kuk Sool Won
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Go right ahead Cory, I'm for it.  |
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mastertae
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| since TKD was formed using the original 2000 year old taekkyon arts in which other arts from japan and china were incorporated it is very likely that TKD was meant to use with other arts...Many korean grandmasters also do hapkido and teach in the korean military |
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SBN Doug
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So, for those of you in Hapkido, are your techniques broken out into groups, or are they random?
I ask because Kuk Sool Won has them grouped by type of situation you would use them in. i.e. wrist grab techniques, double handed grab, grab from behind, etc.
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omnifinite
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Joined: 09 Apr 2002
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Location: Northern VA
Styles: Hapkido | Kempo | Jujitsu
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| Posted: Fri Oct 18, 2002 6:32 pm Post subject: |
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So, for those of you in Hapkido, are your techniques broken out into groups, or are they random?
I ask because Kuk Sool Won has them grouped by type of situation you would use them in. i.e. wrist grab techniques, double handed grab, grab from behind, etc. |
Mine were. Each belt degree was usually made up of a certain type of attack. Not always, but usually.
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amp
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Joined: 04 Sep 2002
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Location: Midwest, USA
Styles: Ryukyu Kempo/RyuTe Karate, Aikido
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Lately, different martial art styles are being judge on how effective they are on the street. Taekwondo is not recommended if your in that school of thought.
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If you do want to protect yourself on the streets and like Korean arts, Hapkido is about the best way you can go. It has a lot of punches and kicks that Tae Kwon Do has, and it has moves that Jiu Jitsu does. Choi, Yong Sool was taught by Takeda, Sokaku, who was a master of Daito-Ryu Aiki-Jujutsu. Morihei Ueshiba, founder of AIkido, also trained under Takeda.
Recently I had someone try to show me a complicated lapel grab defense which he couldn't pull off. With no effort, one hand and barely any effort, I showed him a more effective technique that brought him to the floor in under two seconds. It's been my experience that jujutsu and jujutsu-derived arts are incredibly effective (Aiki-Jujutsu, Brazilian Jiu-Jujutsu, Aikido, Hapkido, etc.). With the kicks and other techniques that Ji, Han Jae brought to Hapkido, it is extremely effective.
As far as tournaments go, our school did one just because some of the upper level students were curious about them. They were extremely successful at it, but since Hapkido is not a sport we haven't made a habit of competing.
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SBN Doug
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I've heard some of you guys in TKD say you DO learn some controlling techniques as well. Do any of you learn weapons, or is everything empty handed?
I don't mean you learned it on your own, or your instructor learned it on his/her own and taught it to you. I mean are there any weapons in your 'official' curriculum for promotions?
Similar question for you Hapkido guys. Except, I know you learn weapons. My question to you is what weapons at what levels?
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niel0092
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Location: Minnesota
Styles: Kali, TKD, judo (formerly)
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We dont do any weapons unfortunately.
As per an earlier question my TKD school has its first official sweeps taught at purple belt (9mo to 1yr) and again at blue and brown belt. The first throw is at brown belt. Locks and such begin at green belt for testing purposes but I remember learning some as early as yellow belt durring the course of a class.
Official here meaning required by my school for grading. |
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