As Iron Sharpens Iron...

Well Folks Happy to say our good work continues. We have new video uploaded to High Green and Blue Belt Level.  It is frankly some of the best footage we've shot to date.  As always I would like to share my gratitude with Grand Master Rodemaker for shooting Hapkido Online video.  Also my undying gratitude to Master Feathers and family for their ongoing
work and effort.  Also Mr. David Henry deserves mention for hosting us at his awesome ProForm Dojang. Also I would like to thank my wife Julie and family for allowing the Father/Husband a couple of days to focus on Hapkido.  
 
 
I've also uploaded the prayer stretch for the warm-up pages.  It's a stretch we do every class at my Yorktown school and I feel it's effective.

 
We still have a LOT of video in the can that needs editing and uploading.  I'll
be working away.

 
Also I would like to mention Mr. Pat Mills, photographer and kindred spirit, who has selflessly lent his camera equipment and advice to Hapkido Online off and on for the last year. Much of the better stuff you've seen on our site was made possible by this man and we are indebted to him.

 
The last few weeks have been very quiet on Hapkido Online.  I suspect that
Spring is here and folks are outside with their families and that is good. Family always comes before Hapkido. I know in the days and weeks ahead I see progress video's from everybody.

 
For those of you interested in building clubs and/or charter schools.  Check out the new club membership option on the join and store page. It's a heck of a good deal.

 
One thing I can say about Hapkido Online and the Tactical Hapkido Alliance, we want very much for you to succeed.  Many orgs are very reticent to share and are territorial in nature but THA has always worked hard to see it's people be fruitful and multiply.

 Some of you seem to struggle endlessly with finding uke's.  I'll be praying for you.  Hapkido can bring people together if you let it.  I trust the Lord will look out for you.  Remember it's impossible to learn Hapkido alone.  One might say it's impossible to really learn martial arts alone.  It would be like trying to sharpen a blade without a sharpening stone with the empty space alone.  

"As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another."
 Proverbs 27:17