Hello!
As I have been training both japanese and korean systems over the years, I have noticed that Hapkido-schools tend to not have the same focus on korean terminology for techniques as the various japanese jujutsu-based styles. Since I personally tends to remember techniques easier when having names for them, instead of just "do this", or in a best case scenario, "technique 1", "technique 2", etc., I have used japanese terms for those hapkido techniques that are also present in some variant in japanese systems.
However, after buying Dennis Kim's book Hapkido: Korean Mixed Martial Art, I have started to put together a list of the techniques I most commonly train, with names in both Korean and Japanese. This list is a work in progress, so any corrections or additions anyone might have, is more than welcome.
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(Jap.) (Kor.)
Standing locks:
ikkyō - kalneoki
nikyō - naebeon keokgi
sankyō - digeuk moyang keokgi
yonkyō - (empty)
gokyō - sonmok joigi
kotegaeshi - sonmok biteulgi
shihōnage - dora jeochigi
ude garami - pal eolgeo keokgi
waki gatame - palkumchi joigi
Throws:
o goshi - heori keochigi
seoi nage - hanpal eobo chigi
kata guruma - mit obo deonjigi
kotegaeshi ichiban henka - sonmok biteulgi
kirikaeshi - dwiro mireo deonjigi
shihōnage - dora jeochigi
ko uchi gari - an dari geolgi
ko soto gari - bagat dari geolgi
o soto gari - bakat dari hurigi
harai goshi - heori hurigi
tai otoshi - bit dangkyu chigi
Kicks:
maegeri - ap chagi
mawashi geri - dollyo chagi
sokuto yoko geri - yeop chagi
ushiro geri - dwit chagi
mae tobi geri - twio ap chagi
tobi geri - twio yeop chagi
ushiro mawashi geri - deodora bandae dollyo chagi
mae kekomi - mireo chagi
hiza geri - mooreup chigi
(empty) - mok jabgi (thai clinch for use with mooreup chigi)
(empty) - anja bandae dollyo chagi (low, spinning sweeping kick)
Arm strikes:
mae empi uchi - jeonbang chigi
tate empi uchi - sangbang chigi
otoshi empi uchi - habang chigi
choku-zuki - jeongkwon chigi
kagi-zuki - jeongkwon huieo chigi
ura-zuki - jeonkwon olryo chigi
shuto-zuki - soodo chigi
kentsui-uchi - me joomeok chigi
Ground techniques:
do osae - subi jase (guard)
(empty) - heori gameun subi jase (closed guard)
(empty) - bal beolrin subi jase (open guard)
(empty) - dari jabeun sub jase (half guard)
(empty) - garo nurugi (side mount)
(empty) - gyeot nurugi (scarf hold)
(empty) - gawi dwijibgi (scissor sweep)
(empty) - yang balmok jabgo dwijibgi (double ankle sweep from open guard)
As I have been training both japanese and korean systems over the years, I have noticed that Hapkido-schools tend to not have the same focus on korean terminology for techniques as the various japanese jujutsu-based styles. Since I personally tends to remember techniques easier when having names for them, instead of just "do this", or in a best case scenario, "technique 1", "technique 2", etc., I have used japanese terms for those hapkido techniques that are also present in some variant in japanese systems.
However, after buying Dennis Kim's book Hapkido: Korean Mixed Martial Art, I have started to put together a list of the techniques I most commonly train, with names in both Korean and Japanese. This list is a work in progress, so any corrections or additions anyone might have, is more than welcome.
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(Jap.) (Kor.)
Standing locks:
ikkyō - kalneoki
nikyō - naebeon keokgi
sankyō - digeuk moyang keokgi
yonkyō - (empty)
gokyō - sonmok joigi
kotegaeshi - sonmok biteulgi
shihōnage - dora jeochigi
ude garami - pal eolgeo keokgi
waki gatame - palkumchi joigi
Throws:
o goshi - heori keochigi
seoi nage - hanpal eobo chigi
kata guruma - mit obo deonjigi
kotegaeshi ichiban henka - sonmok biteulgi
kirikaeshi - dwiro mireo deonjigi
shihōnage - dora jeochigi
ko uchi gari - an dari geolgi
ko soto gari - bagat dari geolgi
o soto gari - bakat dari hurigi
harai goshi - heori hurigi
tai otoshi - bit dangkyu chigi
Kicks:
maegeri - ap chagi
mawashi geri - dollyo chagi
sokuto yoko geri - yeop chagi
ushiro geri - dwit chagi
mae tobi geri - twio ap chagi
tobi geri - twio yeop chagi
ushiro mawashi geri - deodora bandae dollyo chagi
mae kekomi - mireo chagi
hiza geri - mooreup chigi
(empty) - mok jabgi (thai clinch for use with mooreup chigi)
(empty) - anja bandae dollyo chagi (low, spinning sweeping kick)
Arm strikes:
mae empi uchi - jeonbang chigi
tate empi uchi - sangbang chigi
otoshi empi uchi - habang chigi
choku-zuki - jeongkwon chigi
kagi-zuki - jeongkwon huieo chigi
ura-zuki - jeonkwon olryo chigi
shuto-zuki - soodo chigi
kentsui-uchi - me joomeok chigi
Ground techniques:
do osae - subi jase (guard)
(empty) - heori gameun subi jase (closed guard)
(empty) - bal beolrin subi jase (open guard)
(empty) - dari jabeun sub jase (half guard)
(empty) - garo nurugi (side mount)
(empty) - gyeot nurugi (scarf hold)
(empty) - gawi dwijibgi (scissor sweep)
(empty) - yang balmok jabgo dwijibgi (double ankle sweep from open guard)