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#262892 - 06/13/06 06:08 PM Yudo
Prizewriter Professional Poster Registered: 10/23/05 Posts: 2546	Was reading an article on Hapkido on the net, and it seemed to infer that Yudo was part of Hapkido, and that it was taught as part of traditional Hapkido. Sort of like Sambo being taught as part of Sytstema. Do any of the Hapkido people here study Yudo as part of their training? _________________________ "Let your food be your medicine, and your medicine be your food" Hippocrates.
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#262893 - 06/13/06 06:52 PM Re: Yudo [Re: Prizewriter]
GuitarNinja Member Registered: 03/17/06 Posts: 182	Yudo = Judo right ? _________________________ Mastery is in the practice itself.
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#262894 - 06/13/06 07:02 PM Re: Yudo [Re: Prizewriter]
Moogong Newbie Registered: 01/06/03 Posts: 24 Loc: West Point, Va United States	Yudo/Judo and hapkido really developed independently but have some strong common threads. It is because they have the same roots in jujitsu. I would not go so far to say that yudo is a part of hapkido but many Korean hapkido masters have trained in yudo at some point. Either in high school or college. So it's that far fetched to think that yudo training has influenced hapkido in some way.
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#262895 - 06/14/06 02:36 AM Re: Yudo [Re: Prizewriter]
hedkikr Professional Poster Registered: 02/28/05 Posts: 2827 Loc: Southern California, USA	OK...unless I've been in a coma for 30 years: > Yudo is Korean Judo > Hapkido is Korean Jujutsu > Kumdo/Gumdo is Korean Kendo > Tang Soo Do is Korean Shotokan Karate Anyone see a pattern? However, I'll give you this...there is some evidence that Ssirum predates Sumo (but I don't know if this has been proven).
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#262896 - 06/14/06 08:17 AM Re: Yudo [Re: GuitarNinja]
Prizewriter Professional Poster Registered: 10/23/05 Posts: 2546	Quote: Yudo = Judo right ? http://www.usyudo.org/ The main difference between Yudo and Judo does not seem to be technical, it is the intent of the martial art. Judo, although a useful art for self-defense, is also a sport. Yudo seems more interested in self-defense, with competition less promient. _________________________ "Let your food be your medicine, and your medicine be your food" Hippocrates.
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#262897 - 06/14/06 10:39 AM Re: Yudo [Re: Prizewriter]
TeK9 Professional Poster Registered: 12/22/05 Posts: 2257 Loc: Northern California, USA	whats the korean version of Toyota and Honda? Come on somebody say it, I'm sure they have something... hehe kumdo=kendo tang soo do=shototkan hapkido=aikijutsu yudo=judo korean=japanese knock off Really getting kind of rediculous. AT least koreans can say that sports taekwondo is 100% korean althouh heavely promoted by westerners. _________________________ "Poor is the pupil who does not surpass his master" - Leonardo Da Vinci
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#262898 - 06/14/06 11:11 AM Re: Yudo [Re: TeK9]
MattJ Free Rhinoplasty! Prolific Registered: 11/25/04 Posts: 15629 Loc: York PA. USA	Quote: korean=japanese knock off I don't think it was meant that way. It's no secret that during Japanese occupation of Korea, the Korean culture was systematically repressed. If most of their indigenous martial traditions were eliminated, then they had to start somewhere, right? It's fair to say that the Koreans have once again made a fairly distinct martial culture, regardless of what it was based on. _________________________ "In case you ever wondered what it's like to be knocked out, it's like waking up from a nightmare only to discover it wasn't a dream." -Forrest Griffin
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#262899 - 06/14/06 01:57 PM Re: Yudo [Re: MattJ]
Dereck Prolific Registered: 10/04/04 Posts: 10411 Loc: Great White North	Thank you Matt. _________________________ "IF I COME ... I'M BRINGING THE PAIN WITH ME"
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#262900 - 06/14/06 02:11 PM Re: Yudo [Re: Prizewriter]
Prizewriter Professional Poster Registered: 10/23/05 Posts: 2546	Quote: Quote: Yudo = Judo right ? http://www.usyudo.org/ The main difference between Yudo and Judo does not seem to be technical, it is the intent of the martial art. Judo, although a useful art for self-defense, is also a sport. Yudo seems more interested in self-defense, with competition less promient. Scratch that, here is a slightly better explanation: http://www.chungtongyudo.co.kr/chungtongkwan/yudojudorelationship.htm _________________________ "Let your food be your medicine, and your medicine be your food" Hippocrates.
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#262901 - 06/14/06 02:14 PM Re: Yudo [Re: TeK9]
Mike_L Member Registered: 10/08/05 Posts: 420 Loc: Rio Rancho NM/Louisville KY (U...	Quote: tang soo do=shototkan Really? _________________________ "There is no such thing as Perfection... Only excellence"
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