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Hapkido is a Korean martial art based on circular movements, which have focused on ledmanipulationer, caste and appropriate technologies and also some punch and kick techniques. Hapkido is a very soft style where you try to use the opponent’s strength against them instead of responding with their own strength.

Hapkido is a Korean martial art with deep roots in the Japanese martial art of Jujutsu. Significantly for Hapkido is circular movements, large and small, which is used in both defensive and offensive purposes. Furthermore, Hapkido hallmark ledmanipulationer, throwing techniques, appropriate technologies and weapons training, kick and punch combinations. In this martial arts place great emphasis also on a spiritual and mental training to be exercised through meditation, breathing exercises, also tend to practitioners also study Korean philosophy and cultural history.

Hapkido is related to the Japanese martial art aikido when the founder of Hapkido and the founder of Aikido had the same instructor in the original jujutsu school. Hapkido means: * = coordination * Hap Ki = energy or force * Do = system or road Hap Ki Do = the coordinated internal power system, the number
Hapkidoklubbar with pure Hapkido in Sweden is now 2 – Skellefteå Kukksool and Lilla Edet. Clubs with HKD activities outside of Taekwondo is approximately 18, so somewhere around 20 clubs have HKD on the program. Hapkido has around 400-600 operators in Sweden and is growing more and more. Within a few years the number of entrants is expected to rise dramatically.
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