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Eagle Hapkido Academy Toronto

Martial arts classes · Riverdale and the Danforth

About the provider

The academy teaches Hapkido with an analysis of how each technique is used, and encourages students to question techniques in open discussion. 1
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Training includes punching, kicking, joint manipulation, throwing, pressure points and weapons such as staffs, cane and rope. 6
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There are no term tests, and each student is tested according to individual progress, with selection and grading done by the master. 13
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Key facts

Ages10–15 years 26 27
Class timesMonday–Friday 6–9 p.m. 28
Opening hours (Google)Monday–Friday 6:30–9:30 p.m.; Saturday, Sunday closed 18
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Address781 Danforth Ave #779, Toronto, ON M4J 1L2 17

The provider publishes nothing on its fees or whether a trial class is offered.

Hapkido 25

Ages10–15 years 26 27
Class times
Monday–Friday6–9 p.m. 28

Locations and hours

Eagle Hapkido Academy Toronto

781 Danforth Ave #779, Toronto, ON M4J 1L2 17

Opening hours 18
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Monday–Friday6:30–9:30 p.m.
Saturday, Sundayclosed

Riverdale and the Danforth

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Sources

  1. www.eaglehapkido.com/hapkido-classes-toronto.php · published by the place
    1. Eagle Hapkido prefers to educate students using a holistic approach to the martial art.
    2. This means that a number of techniques are taught with an analysis of their use
    3. However, Master Hwang does not believe in the idolization of the teacher, as it creates
    4. an unnatural gap between the instructor and student. As a result, students are encouraged to
    5. question the techniques taught in an open discussion when the time is appropriate.
    6. Punching is a basic technique that evolves with training and ability.
    7. Single kicks, double and triple kicks are taught. These may be executed with one foot
    8. As a result, the practice of joint manipulation is essential for students to learn at
    9. Throwing also involves a manipulation of the joints, but does not preclude other throwing techniques
    10. Along these meridians lie pressure points.
    11. The use of some typical weapons taught include the long staff, middle staff, and short
    12. staff, as well as the cane, rope, and throwing knife.
    13. There are no term tests at Eagle Hapkido. Testing is performed according to an individual's
    14. progress, and is designed to challenge their capabilities as well as instill a sense of
    15. desire for progression in their training. The entire testing procedure, including selection and grading, is
    16. performed by Master Hwang.
    17. A specific level of maturity is required, as Master Hwang instructs through guidance rather than
    18. the formality of a regimented class. Therefore, children may join once they have reached between
    19. 10-15 years old.
  2. www.google.com/maps · Google listing
    1. 781 Danforth Ave #779, Toronto, ON M4J 1L2
    2. Monday 6:30–9:30 p.m.
    3. Tuesday 6:30–9:30 p.m.
    4. Wednesday 6:30–9:30 p.m.
    5. Thursday 6:30–9:30 p.m.
    6. Friday 6:30–9:30 p.m.
    7. Saturday closed
    8. Sunday closed
  3. www.eaglehapkido.com/toronto-hapkido-schedule.php · published by the place
    1. Eagle Hapkido is open from Monday to Friday, 6-9pm and closed on statutory holidays.