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Hapkido Bo Staff: Martial Arts Weapons: Video Series

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Learn bo staff techniques for combat hapkido in these free hapkido demonstration clips on martial arts weapons.

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  1. Learn about the different types of hapkido bo staffs in this free martial arts weapons training video.

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  2. Learn how to do a hapkido bo staff strike to the stomach in this free martial arts weapons training video.

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  3. Learn how to do a hapkido bo staff strike to the groin in this free martial arts weapons training video.

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  4. Learn techniques for hapkido bo staff strike to the eyes in this free martial arts weapons training video.

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  5. Learn variations on how to do a hapkido bo staff strike to the eyes in this free martial arts weapons training video.

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  6. Learn how to do a hapkido bo staff defense from a lower body attack in this free martial arts weapons training video.

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  7. Learn how to do a hapkido bo staff combination strike to the groin and stomach in this free martial arts weapons training video.

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  8. Learn how to do a hapkido bo staff head defense technique in this free martial arts weapons training video.

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  9. Learn how to do a hapkido bo staff grab and punch defense technique in this free martial arts weapons training video.

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  10. Learn how to do a hapkido bo staff choke defense technique in this free martial arts weapons training video.

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  11. Learn about hapkido bo staff striking distance and range in this free martial arts weapons training video.

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  12. Learn hapkido bo staff to staff fighting techniques in this free martial arts weapons training video.

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  13. Learn additional hapkido bo staff to staff fighting techniques in this free martial arts weapons training video.

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  14. Learn variations to the hapkido bo staff to staff fighting techniques in this free martial arts weapons training video.

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Hapkido is an eclectic Korean martial art; its name means “the way of coordinating energy” or “the way of coordinated power.” Hapkido is ultimately used as self-defense and combines other skilled martial arts with common attacks. There is a historical link to Daito-ryu Aiki-jujutsu, but the overall history of Hapkido is shrouded in confusion due to animosity between Korean and Japanese cultures leftover from the Great War. The main focus of Hapkido is footwork and body positioning used to employ leverage. In this form of martial arts, strikes, locks, and throws are the focus, as well as pressure points.

In this free martial arts weapon training video series, learn how to use a Hapkido bo staff. Master David Herbert will demonstrate Hapkido staff techniques for striking the stomach, eyes and groin, combination attacks, defense and escape maneuvers, and even how to fight staff to staff. Learn how to properly use the Hapkido staff as an effective self-defense tool and a powerful martial arts weapon.

 
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Master David Herbert 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 Federation, and the Kumite Ryu JuJitsu. In addition to heading the World Martial Arts Center in New York City, he presently serves as the Secretary General of the Kumite Ryu Association, and the director of the Northeastern Headquarters of the World Pro Hapkido Federation. CONTACT: www.happykicks.com dkdk

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