Nice Hapkido vid

[Paul B]

This is one GM Seo's sons. I've had the pleasure of being his partner a few times and man...does he put a hurtin' on you.

This is mainly turning leaves,four corner throw..with a few slick variations of four corner from bow and arrow. He also throws an s-lock trap and inside cutting arm bar in there for good measure..good stuff, Enjoy!

 

[terryl965]

This is one GM Seo's sons. I've had the pleasure of being his partner a few times and man...does he put a hurtin' on you.

This is mainly turning leaves,four corner throw..with a few slick variations of four corner from bow and arrow. He also throws an s-lock trap and inside cutting arm bar in there for good measure..good stuff, Enjoy!

Yes they are

 

[MA-Caver]

Yeah he does put the hurtin' on you... anyone who resists that is gonna be snap crackle pop along their arm and shoulder and just about everywhere else.

Great stuff.
Thanks for sharing.

 

[theletch1]

I love watching hapkido in action. It's done very closely to the way NGA is done in a lot of instances. Brutal stuff. Thanks for the vid.

 

[Jack Meower]

Great stuff. Thanks for the vid.

 

[matt.m]

brutal. But if it aint brutal it aint hapkido.

 

[hapkidonet]

Good video, fun to watch. He shouldn't put out his wrist to be grabbed, though. Just let the "attacker" reach for it. The student taking the falls was a great sport, really taking one big fall after another, though a few of his back falls looked awkward, and on one of the front falls it looked like he fell with his arm pinned beneath his body (not a good idea).

 

[Chizikunbo]

Here is a good one of GM Seo himself...

 

[kidswarrior]

Good find. Thanks.

 

[MA-Caver]

Here is a good one of GM Seo himself...

umm... where?

 

[thunderfoot]

Great stuff! Thanks for sharing!

 

[hapkenkido]

nice vid thanks for sharing

 

[phatbway]

good stuff, thanks for sharing

 

[Gordon Nore]

Very good video. Excellent technique; excellent ukemi. I liked it all.

 

[Traditionalist]

Good video, fun to watch. He shouldn't put out his wrist to be grabbed, though. Just let the "attacker" reach for it. The student taking the falls was a great sport, really taking one big fall after another, though a few of his back falls looked awkward, and on one of the front falls it looked like he fell with his arm pinned beneath his body (not a good idea).

I agree. Putting out the wrist for the partner kinda of takes away from it all, I think. Everything else looked right on though. Thanks for the vid.