Martial Arts ... not a sport
The word “Hap-Ki-Do”, is defined as the way of harmony and force, or the art of coordinated power. If you break down the word, here are its meanings: "Hap” stands for harmony, unity, coordination, together, or concentrated. “Ki” means energy, inner power or cosmic force. “Do” means martial arts way.
As an art, Hapkido teaches confidence and self-discipline. When a fight is unavoidable, Self-defense is the answer. It seeks not to overpower an attacker with strength, but with techniques that turn an attacker’s own force back on themselves. It is a complete and versatile art with kicks and punches seen in Karate and Taekwondo, joint-locking techniques seen in Akido, and throws that are similar to those seen and taught in Jiu Jitsu and Judo. Unlike Judo and Karate, Hap Ki Do is not a competitive art. It focuses on the psychology of the street fighter, making it a practical martial arts for city dwellers.
“SELF-DEFENSE IS A WAY OF LIFE”
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Efron Degardo Investigative Specialist
Martial Arts studies provide physical discipline, as well as a strong spirit. The way is simple and you train hard.
Kris Warner Engineer
RESPECT, DISCIPLINE, CONFIDENCE, FOCUS, GOAL SETTING, SELF CONTROL, HUMILITY, RESPONSIBILITY, LEADERSHIP, CONSISTENCY, SPIRIT AND ENERGY
