Love this style. Perfect 👌! Excellent instructor's 👍. Wish I could go back in time. I'm 57 yrs old. Out of shape. Trying to lose weight start studying this style. Thank you for your video. Amazing skills. 👍!
Thank you! But don’t wait any longer to start because you can’t rewind your time in waiting:) one of the best ways to make physical changes is to do something physical! Good luck!
It depends on the other persons training and skill, as well as the type of throw. For instance if it was a hip throw the person would have no choice. If it was a wrist throw the person would fall and hurt themselves if they didn’t know how to break fall. Let’s use the throw at the 22 second mark as an example. If my partner didn’t know how to fall properly, an art known as nak sul or ukemi, he would probably fall against his should or stomach onto pavement. This would result in a torn rotator cuff, fractured ribs, facial trauma, etc. what you are seeing is the art of throwing and the art of falling in one motion. Great question!
Love this style. Perfect 👌! Excellent instructor's 👍. Wish I could go back in time. I'm 57 yrs old. Out of shape. Trying to lose weight start studying this style. Thank you for your video. Amazing skills. 👍!
Thank you! But don’t wait any longer to start because you can’t rewind your time in waiting:) one of the best ways to make physical changes is to do something physical! Good luck!
Great flow drill fluent and with smooth transitions
Thank you so much!
Great techniques looks like aikido with strikes added.
Hello sir! Hapkido and Aikido share a similar lineage, as they were developed from Daito Ryu Aikijitsu. :)
@@DrNikolaiLee 😊thankyou. I'm looking for a school now in stockton california.
@@michaelhampton5828 that’s great sir! I’m not familiar with the area, but I certainly hope you find one!
I'll just watch all your videos an find what I like
Thanks for watching!
Nice moves good for security and police work. Ever used it on the street?
Hello there and thank you! I actually have and it was quite effective, but hopefully it is not a common occurrence.
Yes sir!
Would someone really fly like that when twisted?
It depends on the other persons training and skill, as well as the type of throw. For instance if it was a hip throw the person would have no choice. If it was a wrist throw the person would fall and hurt themselves if they didn’t know how to break fall. Let’s use the throw at the 22 second mark as an example. If my partner didn’t know how to fall properly, an art known as nak sul or ukemi, he would probably fall against his should or stomach onto pavement. This would result in a torn rotator cuff, fractured ribs, facial trauma, etc. what you are seeing is the art of throwing and the art of falling in one motion. Great question!
@@DrNikolaiLee Thank you!
@@Crafts4Cats thanks for the question!
Yes with the proper leverage.
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Hapkido vs Luisito Comunica.