Self-Defence (Hosin Sul): Throwing and Falling Techniques (Dunjigi wa Torojigi): While Standing
Self-Defence (Hosin Sul): Throwing and Falling Techniques (Dunjigi wa Torojigi): While Standing “A throwing technique in Taekwon-Do is only used when you do not wish to seriously injure an opponent, to occasionally counter an opponent’s counter-attack or if an opponent is blocked in a way that it is impossible for him to utilize any of […]
Self-Defence (Hosin Sul): Defense against a sudden attack (Dae Boori Gong Gyok): While sitting on a couch: When sitting far
Self-Defence (Hosin Sul): Defense against a sudden attack (Dae Boori Gong Gyok): While sitting on a couch: When sitting far “An unexpected attack can come at any time, any place. […] An attacker will usually have the initial advantage of surprise. A well trained student of Taekwon-Do, however, who has developed an instinctive conditioned reflex […]
Self-Defence (Hosin Sul): Defense against a sudden attack (Dae Boori Gong Gyok): While sitting on a couch: When sitting close
Self-Defence (Hosin Sul): Defense against a sudden attack (Dae Boori Gong Gyok): While sitting on a couch: When sitting close “An unexpected attack can come at any time, any place. […] An attacker will usually have the initial advantage of surprise. A well trained student of Taekwon-Do, however, who has developed an instinctive conditioned reflex […]
Self-Defence (Hosin Sul): Defense against a sudden attack (Dae Boori Gong Gyok): While lying down
Self-Defence (Hosin Sul): Defense against a sudden attack (Dae Boori Gong Gyok): While lying down “An unexpected attack can come at any time, any place. […] An attacker will usually have the initial advantage of surprise. A well trained student of Taekwon-Do, however, who has developed an instinctive conditioned reflex should stand a fairly good […]
Self-Defence (Hosin Sul): Defense against a sudden attack (Dae Boori Gong Gyok): While sitting in an armchair: When sitting far
Self-Defence (Hosin Sul): Defense against a sudden attack (Dae Boori Gong Gyok): While sitting in an armchair: When sitting far “An unexpected attack can come at any time, any place. […] An attacker will usually have the initial advantage of surprise. A well trained student of Taekwon-Do, however, who has developed an instinctive conditioned reflex […]
Self-Defence (Hosin Sul): Defense against a sudden attack (Dae Boori Gong Gyok): While sitting in an armchair: When sitting close
Self-Defence (Hosin Sul): Defense against a sudden attack (Dae Boori Gong Gyok): While sitting in an armchair: When sitting close “An unexpected attack can come at any time, any place. […] An attacker will usually have the initial advantage of surprise. A well trained student of Taekwon-Do, however, who has developed an instinctive conditioned reflex […]
Self-Defence (Hosin Sul): The “Come Along” hold
Self-Defence (Hosin Sul): The “Come Along” hold This technique is “not only effective for breaking an opponent’s elbow joint and wrist but can also be used to put an opponent in an untenable position without hurting him. It is, therefore, widely used by policemen as a “come-along” hold.” – Gen. Choi Hong Hi (Vol.5. p.311) […]
Self-Defence (Hosin Sul): How to release from a grab (Jappyosul Tae): While prone
Self-Defence (Hosin Sul): How to release from a grab (Jappyosul Tae): While prone “Releasing is performed in three different ways: either by a direct attack to a vulnerable or vital spot, breaking the joint of the attacking hand or arm, or by a logical releasing motion which is usually accompanied by a counter attack.” – […]
Self-Defence (Hosin Sul): How to release from a grab (Jappyosul Tae): While kneeling
Self-Defence (Hosin Sul): How to release from a grab (Jappyosul Tae): While kneeling “Releasing is performed in three different ways: either by a direct attack to a vulnerable or vital spot, breaking the joint of the attacking hand or arm, or by a logical releasing motion which is usually accompanied by a counter attack.” – […]
Self-Defence (Hosin Sul): How to release from a grab (Jappyosul Tae): While standing: When the belt is being grabbed
Self-Defence (Hosin Sul): How to release from a grab (Jappyosul Tae): While standing: When the belt is being grabbed “Releasing is performed in three different ways: either by a direct attack to a vulnerable or vital spot, breaking the joint of the attacking hand or arm, or by a logical releasing motion which is usually […]
