-The Pattern of Hapkido

The Pattern of Hapkido There are a great many techniques found in Hapkido, Jiu Jitsu and Aikido. Among the three related

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The Pattern of Hapkido There are a great many techniques found in Hapkido, Jiu Jitsu and Aikido. Among the three related arts, there are shared techniques that have only different names. And then there are techniques that are unique to that art, that are not found elsewhere, because they were the creation of high-ranking masters pursuing their own directions. Thus you have the one-finger counter choke of aikido, of the Ueshiba school, which is also sometimes found in jiu jitsu but is quite effective as well as simple. There is also the simple "bow" technique in Ueshiba aikido to throw someone who has a stranglehold on you from behind; it is deceptively simple and is similar to the shoulder drop throw in jiu jitsu and judo, relatively complex moves to resolve the same attack. That being said, here are the techniques of Hapkido, as taught by Master Hosoo Hwang, through Black Belt level. Of course there are techniques in Hapkido that go beyond Black Belt level, but this is certainly a good foundation! The blocks are not so much blocks as they are deflections; they are called soft blocks and include the sidestep turning capture, the xblock and the rising block. Ba Gat Hye Jun / four corners throw/

Shihonage (inside and outside techniques) /Hye Jun Son mok (wrist grab) Ssang song mok (two hand wrist grab) Yu kong kyuk (side strike) Du son bok (grab both hands) San dan kong kyuk Yuk son mok (crosshand grab) Pal gup (elbow grab) Uhl gul ji ru gi Ka Sum (hand holds lapel) Dwi Du son mok Jap ko ji ru gi (lapel grab and punch) Jun bang kong kyuk (thrust at stomach) Uh ki (shoulder grab) Ba Gat Guk Gi / wrist bender / Nikyo (inside and outside techniques) Jun bang kong kyuk/Son Mok Mok jo ru gi (choke neck) Yuk son mok (cross hand grab) Uul gul ji ru gi Son mok Ka sum (hand holds lapel, with spin) Dwi du uk ke (two hand son shoulder from behind) Dwi du son mok Du ka sum (two hands hold lapel) Dwi du pal (two hands hold elbows) Yup kong kyuk

Du son mokYup son mok (reverse side grab) Jun bang kong kyuk (knife face) Sang dan kong kyuk (overhead) Jap ko ji ru gi (mid hold hook punch) (attack holding hand, with spin) Ahn Hye Jun / radial hand wtister / Sankyo (inside and outside techniques)/Yun Hang Yuk son mok (cross hand grab) Mok jo ru gi (choke neck) Dwi du son mok (two wrist from behind) Ssang son mok Dwi mok jo ru gi (hold with choke) Sang dan kong kyuk San dan kong kyuk (knife face) Du ka sum (two hands hold lapel) Dwi uh ke (hand on shoulder from behind) Dwi du uh ke (two hands on shoulder from behind) Jun bang kong kyuk Pal gup (elbow grab) Jap ko ji ru gi (hold with hook punch, attack holding hand) Son mok Pal Gup Guk Gi / elbow bender / Ikyo (inside and outside techniques) alt. gokyo/Palmkuchi Han ban ji ru gi (hook punch, high or mid) Ddi jap gi (belt grab) San dan kong kyuk (ovrhead strike)

Uhl gul ji ru gi (face punch) Yup kong kyuk (reverse) Ssang son mok Yup kon kyuk (baseball bat swing, reverse) Side headlock (front groin strike, lock wrist to knee) Dwi mok jup gi (grab back of collar) Uhl gul ji ru gi (Front hair grab) Yup son mok (reverse side grab) Dwi mok jo ru gi (two hands behind grab neck) Dwi du son mok(two hands behind) Du son mok(attack thumb) Jap ko sang dan kong kyuk (hold overhead strike) Ahn Guk Gi / medial hand twister / Kotegaishe (inside and outside techniques) Boo Chae Ka sum (inverted grip) Sang dan kong kyuk Son Mok Mok jo ru gi (with spin) Son mok (side grab) Dol a dun ji gi /(rotary throw) /Yonkyo Yuk son mok (crosshand grab) Sang dan kong kyuk (side head strike) Guet Nool Ru Guk Gi / Shoulder takedown / seo osae

Sang dan kong kyuk Du ka sum Dol Rye Dun Ji Gi / the clothesline or breath throw) Irimi page Yuk son mok (crosshand grab) Sang dan kong kyuk Dwi dung ju mok (spinning back fist) Yup kong kyuk (reverse) Yup Don Ji Gi / arm up back throw / Kaitenage Son Mok Yuk son mok (crosshand grab) Jun bang kong kyuk (stomach) Yup kong kyuk (baseball bat, reverse) Dwi du son mok Dwi Ro Dun Ji Gi (sideways throw) Sokumen irimi nage Jun bang kong kyuk