hapkido looks great and seems a more realistic martial art to undertake for self defence than taekwondo. i am enjoying taekwondo but i would love to do hapkido as well. however, i dont think i’ll have enough time since i work 4 times a week, i have lots of homework from school and i take taekwondo once a week on saturday. i dont think i could juggle everything to make it fit so what can i do?
I do taekwondo and hapkido. What do you do? What is your favorate? What belt are you and what do you learn? What sort of philosophy do you learn? Is your master hard on you? What is the best and worse part of your martial art?
what one do i focase on to be a good fighter just to protect me and my family in everyday life?
Almost all of Taekwondo’s kicks have been used successfully in the ufc except the acrobatics one and taekwondo has more than just kicks in it arsenal.Hapkido is taught in a lot of taekwondo places in Korea. Hapkido has a lot of the same moves as jujitsu and some style of hapkido cover ground fighting.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=xA737gJa8Yg
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currently im on high school wrestling team and i attend a Korean Martial Arts school that incorporates taekwondo,hapkido,jujitsu,sadu mu sul, bulkyu mu sul, koong jung mu sul,falls and meditation. Would it be easier to be noticed in Korea/Asia or stay in the states
well in Korea they have Spirit MC,K1,and pride
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