The Nebraska Hapkido Association currently is holding classes at the Irving
Community Center in Lincoln, Nebraska. Hapkido is a Korean martial art.
Translated, Hapido literally means "The Way of Coordinated Power." Hapkido
is for anyone who wants to learn how to stop an assault or rape from happening
to themselves or others. Through the scientific use of the body in proper form
and technique, Hapkido allows students to become stronger, better coordinated,
and to exude more confidence.
The ultimate aim of Hapkido is the development of character. Practicing this
art demands hard work and training, but allows time for fun. The rewards
include self-confidence, patience, physical fitness, mental alertness, and
respect.
Character building is the inner goal of Hapkido----and our
outward expression of this is learning self-defense. In
this course you will learn the basics of kicking, punching, blocking, locks, and
throws. You will also be introduced to the philosophy of martial arts and the
importance of flexibility and strong mental discipline. Our lessons apply not
only to the practice hall, but to everyday life.
Classes are geared for anyone 16 years old and older. (Exceptions may be
made on a case-to-case basis.) Enrollment is $35.00 a month.
Hapkido's ultimate goal is to develop character, not killers.
Class meeting times at the Irving Community Center, 2010 Van Dorn St:
Tuesday and Thursday evening, 6:00 to 8:00 PM
First Saturday of every month, 4:30 to 6:00 PM
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Hapkido----from it's history to it's style of techniques.
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Martial Arts in general, including ideas of what to look for so that you find a
martial art that fits you.