Dr.. He Young Kimm, founder Hanmudo, shows himself in the video is not only necessary to program the 1st dan, and breathing exercises. Actually, Hanmudo was created as a synthesis of Hapkido, Kuk Sul Won (which itself is an offshoot of Hapkido), and Taekwondo. Hapkido is taken from the most painful holds and throws, from Cook-Sool-Won some hand techniques and combinations of punches, Taekwondo, from some combination of kicks. The result was a fairly tough and fighting discipline.
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Dr.. He Young Kimm, founder Hanmudo, shows himself in the video is not only necessary to program the 1st dan, and breathing exercises. Actually, Hanmudo was created as a synthesis of Hapkido, Kuk Sul Won (which itself is an offshoot of Hapkido), and Taekwondo. Hapkido is taken from the most painful holds and throws, from Cook-Sool-Won some hand techniques and combinations of punches, Taekwondo, from some combination of kicks. The result was a fairly tough and fighting discipline.

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