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Learn Hapkido/Self-Defense in English.
Contact: [email protected]

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Give it a try. Don't drink your hard-earned money away. Invest it constructively in an Asian martial art.

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Spring is here. Let's invest our time wisely with an Asian martial art.

[Pak Yu Man]

Why English? Been doing it for years in Korean. If you're going to learn a skill...you might as well try to learn 2 at once.

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Unfortunately, many non-Koreans lack the linguistic proficiency in Korean required in any type of genuine and detailed learning endeavor.
Hapkido is an art which requires a copious amount of explanation--verbal as well as nonverbal/physical; therefore, it may be greatly to one's advantage to pursue such a complex endeavor in the language with which he or she is most familiar. As it stands at present for most non-Koreans, English is--more often than not--this language of greater communication. Our weekend classes are specifically geared towards
individuals living or working in Korea--regardless of their country of origin--who want to learn this traditional martial art, but who lack a higher understanding of the Korean language.

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Spring classes now forming. Have fun, get fit, be strong.