Master Kwon's Hapkido Karate School

Hapkido - The Art of Coordinated Power

Frequently Asked Question

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Master Kwon's Hapkido Karate School
Questions@MasterKwon.com
2849 Pacific Coast Highway
Torrance, CA 90505
(310) 534-0023

 Please review answers to some frequently asked questions:

1. How can I find out more about your school?
   • The best way is to come to our location and watch a class in progress, and then talk with Master Kwon and his instructors.
2. How much will it cost me to attend?
   • Our rates are posted on-line. These include initial orientation (registration fee with uniform) as well as family discount rates and various special programs we offer.
3. Is Hapkido right for me or my family?
   • The best way to answer this question is for you to come and visit our school.  Please feel free to visit during our scheduled classes.
     This way you will get to see the way that classes are run and the ages of the students and how then participate.
     One of the instructors, our school manager Charlie Yim, or or Master Kwon will be glad to answer your questions.
4. How does Hapkido compare with ...
   • Many karate styles are similar.. For example, Hapkido and Aikido share common origins.  
     One of our instructors provided his opinion on some of the differences between some styles
5. Can you recommend a school in ...
   • It's difficult to recommend schools in other locations, especially since many schools don't specialize in Hapkido. 
     There are many karate school lists available on the web which specialize in this: 
     • SoCal Martial Arts
     • World Martial Arts Information Center
   • A limited number of Hapkido web sites are listed on our links page
6. Can we become an affiliated school?
   • Master Kwon has been running his school since 1974 in Southern California.  
     His school is currently just a local organization and he is unable to support affiliations or certifications.  
     He only certifies students he has personally taught.