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Manufacturer: Hui Son Choe
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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 796.815
EAN: 9780966825411
ISBN: 0966825411
Label: Hui Son Choe
Manufacturer: Hui Son Choe
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 205
Publication Date: 1999-05-01
Publisher: Hui Son Choe
Studio: Hui Son Choe
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This book is a practical guide to learning Hap Ki Do: The Korean Martial Art of Self Defense. A textbook with pictures and indept explanations of kicks, techniques, weapons, breathing technique 205 pages full of precise clearly written step by step examples of the Korean Martial Art of Hap ki do.
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Summary: Practical Hapkido Textbook
Comment: Excellent Hap Ki Do book. I'm a taekwondo'er and found this book very easy to understand with big clear pictures for illustration. I've purchased all three of Master Choe's HKD books and found a certain amount of redundancy in the techniques, but highly recommend all three any way. I originally found one of these in the library and realized right away that these books were the best I've found.
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Summary: IHF style GM MYONG JAE NAM
Comment: Looks a lot like his work. Good book. Should give credit where it is due however.
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Summary: Great Text Book Ecspecially for beginners
Comment: As a beginner in hapkido i would recommend this book for others that are also interested in starting hapkido. This book offers step by step pictures on how to execute kicks and basic self defense, and plus it is very short on words which makes it interesting and easy to learn techniques.
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Summary: Good Intro to Hapkido
Comment: This is the book to start with for Hapkido. Master Choe's other book (Hap Ki Do - The Korean Art of Self Defense) focuses mainly on joint locks and takedows and how they can be varied from different grabs. This book however, shows a variety of striking techniques and counters in addition to the joint locks. Also, more realistic situations and the effective techniques are presented here. Although both books are lacking in text they are definitely worth getting as excellent references.
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Summary: Practical Hapkido Textbook
Comment: This is an excellent reference book for anyone starting in hapkido. The pictures are detailed and easy to do. I really enjoyed working through is book.
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