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They teach Hapkido, described as a complete self-defence martial art using strikes, joint locks, grappling, throws and weapons.
Yes. Training includes proficiency with weapons such as short sticks, ropes and canes, used alongside other Hapkido techniques to neutralize an opponent.
Classes are offered at the main dojang at Pioneer Junction, and at ActiveSG Sport Park@Teck Ghee, ActiveSG Tampines Hub, and ActiveSG Bukit Canberra.
Yes. The ActiveSG Tampines Hub schedule includes a children class, and it also lists youth and adult classes.
Yes. They offer a trial lesson with a listed fee that is redeemable upon course signup.
The website lists main dojang Hapkido classes at Pioneer Junction on Wednesday 5.30pm to 7pm and 7.30pm to 9pm, and Saturday 9am to 10.30am and 10.30am to 12pm.
Yes. Hapkido classes are listed at ActiveSG Sport Park@Teck Ghee on Sundays from 6.30pm to 7.30pm.
A KHF certificate is described as the pinnacle of Hapkido training and knowledge, awarded after demonstrating mastery of techniques such as strikes, kicks, joint locks and throws according to the KHF syllabus.