What is Hapkido?
Hapkido is a dynamic Korean martial art that combines joint locks, throws, strikes, and grappling. It emphasizes fluid motion and the use of an opponent's force against them.
Our Hapkido program focuses on:
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Self-Defense: Master practical techniques for defending yourself in a variety of situations.
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Joint Locks & Throws: Learn how to control opponents using leverage and technique, not just strength.
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Increased Flexibility & Balance: Improve coordination and flexibility through Hapkido’s fluid movements.
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Mental Focus & Discipline: Enhance your mental clarity, focus, and ability to stay calm under pressure.
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Complementary to Taekwondo: Use Hapkido's joint locks and throws to balance Taekwondo’s striking techniques.
What Makes Our Program Special?
Self-Defense
Master practical techniques for defending yourself in a variety of situations.
Joint & Lock Throws
Learn how to control opponents using leverage and technique, not just strength.
Increased Flexibility & Balance
Improve coordination and flexibility through Hapkido’s fluid movements.
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Do I need to be experienced to join?Hapkido classes are open to all experience levels, including beginners!
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What’s the difference between Hapkido and Taekwondo?While both arts come from Korea, Taekwondo is primarily focused on striking and kicks, while Hapkido teaches joint locks, throws, and self-defense techniques.
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Can I take both Taekwondo and Hapkido at the same time?Absolutely! Many students find that practicing both arts complements each other and makes them more well-rounded martial artists.