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Types of Hapkido Bo Staffs
Using the Bo Staff to Strike to the Stomach
Using the Bo Staff to Strike to the Groin
Using the Bo Staff to Strike to the Eyes
Bo Staff Techniques for the Eye Strike
Bo Staff Low Defense Technique
Bo Staff Combination Strike Technique
Bo Staff Head Defense Technique
Bo Staff Grab Defense Technique
Bo Staff Choke Defense Technique
The Range of the Hapkido Bo Staff
Staff to Staff Fighting Techniques
Bo Staff to Staff Fighting Techniques
Variations to Bo Staff Fighting Techniques
Summary: Learn how to do a hapkido bo staff defense from a lower body attack in this free martial arts weapons training video.
Master David Herbert is Seventh Dan Black Belt with over 36 years of Martial Arts training and experience.He's an active member of the Korean Hapkido Association, the Korean World Pro...read more
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"On behalf of Expert Village, my name is Master Dave Herbert with the World Martial Art Center in New York City. I'll be demonstrating some hapkido staff techniques. The opponent attacks lower body area so I shift back. Striking the thumb behind the wrist in the wrist area. Take advantage of rotation and continue through striking head and pulling in. Then shifting my body forward and I'm rotating the staff. So the spiral is in with maximum impact and go all the way through. If you'd like you can support and comfort again with a downward strike. Now in real time."
eHow Article: Bo Staff Low Defense Technique
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