Wing Chun Fight Seminar 2017 with Samuel Kwok (On Demand) Iaido-Iaijutsu Hapkido also teaches the use

Hapkido also teaches the use of angles designed to side step your opponents attack while putting you in a position to counter with devastating strikes

-Breaking the grip from the closed guard

Born in 1906 in Hakodate

pursuing martial arts karate and emphasizing the wholesome development of youth

Advanced hip-mobilization techniques that allow you to apply greater force through the hips when grappling

Wing Chun Fight Seminar 2017 with Samuel Kwok (On Demand) Iaido-Iaijutsu Hapkido also teaches the useGM Kwok teaches the Dos and Donts of Fighting Wing Chun self defense. Fighting on the outside of the opponent rather than facing them head on. This position is at 30 degrees outside of the opponents lead shoulder, Wing Chun practitioner can strike with both their arms, while their opponent can only strike with one of their own arms due to poor positioning. This is often referred to as taking the blindside or fighting on the outside gate.