HapKiDo Seminar in Portland, June 17th

[Kevin Janisse]

On June 17th, 9th Degree Grandmaster Rudy Timmerman and Master Kevin Janisse will be presenting a Kong Shin Bup HapKiDo Seminar in Portland Oregon. Grandmaster Timmerman is president of the "National Korean Martial Arts Association". He has been training since 1950 and continues to teach traditional Korean Martial arts as he has been taught over the past 5 decades.

This seminar is open to all martial artists 13 years and older independant of affiliation or style. If you enjoy joint locks, pressure points, throws, forms, weapons, breaking, ect. This seminar is for you.

Seminar Time: Saturday June 17th, 10:00AM - 4:30PM

Semiar Cost: $55.00 preregistered before May 31st
$65.00 at the door

Location: 11731 SE Stevens Rd., Portland, OR 97266
In the New Hope Gymnasium

Contact: Kevin Janisse - 971-645-1152

Registration form and flyer: www.nkmaa.com/2006 nkmaa Events.html

Instructors who pre-register are invited to the Friday night Advanced Training Seminar - Contact Master Janisse if interested.
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Sincerely,

Kevin Janisse, Kwan Jang

[Dusty]

i have done numerous seminars with Grandmaster Timmerman as well as Master Janisse and all i can say is if you are on the west coast, make the time to go. their version of hapkido is phenominal. kong shin bup hapkido takes regular hapkido and adds a very painful spin on it.regardless of rank, i think this is a great chance to learn some new and cool things. Rudy Timmerman is a very gracious and humble instructor with over 50 years in the arts. if you are in the area, go check them out. i dont think you will be disapointed.:-partyon:

Dusty

[Davejlaw]

What kind of painful spin on HapKiDo?

[Kevin Janisse]

This way, that way, left, right, up, down, anyway you like.
You don't even have to spin and it hurts....lol

The link for registration may work better here:

www.nkmaa.com

Then click on the 2006 NKMAA events

Kevin

[Paul B]

Hi All,

I would definitely recommend attending one of GM Timmerman's seminars. His technique is unbelievable to watch and even more unbelievable to feel. Great technique all around and watch out for his Po Bak Sool (rope techniques)..if you make it out to Oregon..ask him about the "Canadian Gas Pedal..:D

[Kevin Janisse]

Hello Paul,

Yes I know the "Gas Pedal" well and you do not even have to be Canadian to enjoy it.

[Paul B]

Hi Kevin KJN,:)

As long as you're not the pedal it's enjoyable..:rofl: