Definitions
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- noun An
eclectic Korean martial art founded by Young Sul Choi, a student of Daitō-ryū Aiki-jūjutsu.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Listen, there's a math professor of my acquaintance who has a blackbelt in hapkido and regularly kicks my butt when sparring.
An Open Letter to David Horowitz Richard Nokes 2006
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I had a female hapkido teacher years ago who could fight several men at the same time while blindfolded.
Choosing Martial Art: A Celebration floreta 2009
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There was just too much emphasis on katas and robotic self defense techniques, I quit and studied hapkido and aikido.
Choosing Martial Art: A Celebration floreta 2009
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Mr. Shuey started studying cane moves in earnest about 10 years ago while practicing hapkido, which incorporates stick fighting at advanced levels.
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Did you know anything about hapkido before you started work on Re-Gifters, or was there a pretty steep learning curve?
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What was it about the world of competitive martial arts — hapkido, specifically — that appealed to you as a backdrop for the story?
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From what I have understood the Korean martial arts taekwondo, hapkido spelling might be wrong use the “way” as well but this is derived from the japanese usage/fashion.
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From what I have understood the Korean martial arts taekwondo, hapkido spelling might be wrong use the “way” as well but this is derived from the japanese usage/fashion.
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From what I have understood the Korean martial arts taekwondo, hapkido spelling might be wrong use the “way” as well but this is derived from the japanese usage/fashion.
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From what I have understood the Korean martial arts taekwondo, hapkido spelling might be wrong use the “way” as well but this is derived from the japanese usage/fashion.
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