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Aikido vs. Hapkido: The Art of Peace and the Art of Power
At first glance, Aikido and Hapkido can seem very similar, especially since they are two branches from the same ancient tree of Daito-Ryu...
Sai Lee
Apr 105 min read
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The Evolution of Hyung in Hapkido: A Legacy from Chinese Taolu and Japanese Kata
Hyung (often called "forms") is critical in preserving and transmitting combat techniques, body mechanics, and mental Discipline in...
Sai Lee
Mar 143 min read
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The More You Sweat in Peace, the Less You Bleed in War
In the world of martial arts, few sayings capture the essence of disciplined training and preparedness better than the adage, "The more...
Sai Lee
Mar 142 min read
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Non-Consensual Violence vs. Ring Fighting: What Are You Training For?
In the martial arts world, the distinction between non-consensual violence, commonly referred to as self-defense, and ring fighting, or...
Sai Lee
Mar 32 min read
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The Dojo Tokonoma: Inculturating Its Use To Be A Christian Prayer Altar
In traditional Japanese dojos, the Tokonoma  is an alcove or table that serves as the spiritual and aesthetic center for the dojo mats....
Sai Lee
Feb 283 min read
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The Kuk Sool Hwe and the Legacy of Choi Yong Sool
Hapkido is one of the most dynamic and multifaceted Korean martial arts, blending striking, kicking, weapons, joint locks, and throws...
Sai Lee
Jan 43 min read
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Jackie Chan and Hapkido: How Korean Kicking Revolutionized Hong Kong Cinema
Jackie Chan is widely regarded as one of the most influential figures in martial arts cinema. He is known for his acrobatic fight...
Sai Lee
Jan 42 min read
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Hapkido: The Accidental Bridge Between Chinese, Japanese, and Korean Martial Arts
Hapkido is often recognized as one of Korea's most dynamic martial arts. Yet, its origins and evolution tell a fascinating story of...
Sai Lee
Jan 43 min read
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