Boris Krivokapic in Korea 2012. - WoMAU General Meeting, UNESCO International Cinference etc.
| Boris Krivokapić, represented Hapkikwan and Republic of Serbia at the General Meeting of the World Martial Arts Union, held on 11.9.2012. in Chungju (South Korea). Moreover, he participated in a seminar of Taekkyon (traditional Korean Martial Art), was appointed Honorary Ambassador of the World Wowing Championships (Korea 2013), was granted medal from the Taekwondo Diplomacy Foundation, etc. Of particular importance is that along with representatives of UNESCO, UC Barkeley (USA) and Yonsei University (Korea) he had a contribution at the International Conferences organized in Chungju under auspicies of UNESCO and dedicated to a problem of development oy youth through spor activites, martial arts in particular. His paper was highly etimated and published in a collection of papers from the Conference. |
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WOMAU General Meeting 2012.
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UNESCO Conference
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Practicing Taekkyon
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Receiving accreditives of Honorary Ambassador
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First Championship of Serbia in Combat Fitness
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First Serbian Combat Fitness Boot Camp (Championship in Combat Fitness), was hosted in Belgrade on 6.11.2011. by the Aikibudo Siciety of Serbia. It was organized under patronage of the International Combat Union.
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Hapkikwan Demonstration Team
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Medalists from Hapkikwan team.
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10th General Meeting of World Martial Arts Union
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Prof. Boris Krivokapic, Founder of Hapkikwan and the President of Hapkikwan International represented our Martial Arts and the federation at 10th General Meeting of the World Martial Arts Union (WoMAU) in Chungju, South Korea, from August 27, to September 6 2011.
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10th General Meeting of the World Martial Arts Union (WoMAU), Korea 2011.
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Detail from the opening ceremony of the
World Martial Arts Festival,
Chungju, Korea 2011
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The Festival:
Mongolian wrestlers
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The Festival:
Iaido & Kendo team from Japan
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First Belgrade Open in Combat Fitness
(Combat Fitness Boot Camp), Beograd 19.3.2011.
On the First Belgrade Open Championship in Combat Fitness (First Belgrade Combat Fitness Camp) organized in Belgrade on 19.3.2011, by the Aikibudo Society of Serbia, out uf total 6 possible (3 in male and 3 in female division) representatives of Hapkikwan team took even 3 first places.
The succes is even the bigger having into accout that member of our team did not prepare speciallc for the event, and that at the competition there were representatives from varous martial arsta (Aiki Budo, Aikido, Wing Chun etc.) from different parts of Serbia.
In female division Nevena Stojković took 1st and Irena Jovanovic 2nd place and in male division Vuk Mirčetić took 3rd place.
9th General meeting of the World Martial Arts Union, Chungju, Korea, 9.September 2010
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Boris Krivokapic at 9th WoMAU General Meeting
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Boris Krivokapic speaking at 9th WoMAU General Meeting, Korea 2010
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GM Boris Krivokapic participated as Hapkikwan (Serbia) representative at 9th World Martial Arts Union General Meeting, held in Chunju, Korea on Sept. 30, 2010, along with other grandmasters from ove 40 countries..
Seminar of Dojunim Ji Han Jae, Hapkido Founder, In Zagreb, 16-17. April 2010
In Zagreb (Croatia) on April 16-17, 2010 there was Internationam Hapkido Seminar of Do Ju Nim Ji Han Jae, Founder of Hapkido as Martial Art and one of most famoust Korean Grandmasters at all (having in mind all Martial Arts). Ha was accompanied and assisted Grandmaster Kenneth Mackenzie (9th Dan Shin Moo Hapkido), several other Masters from the USA, as weel as Master Perry Zmugg from Austria.
Participants were from Croatia, Hungary, Slovenia and Serbia. Serbia was reprezented this time by only 4 our representatives from our Hapkikwan International, headed by GM Boris Krivokapic. This was unique opportunity to meet in person a living legend of Martial Arts, to compare techniques and manner of work and to get new Friends.
Do Ju Nim Ji Han Jae (sitting) and GM Boris Krivokapic, Nebojsa Djukic, Dusan Konevic and Andrea Ivanovic.
Report from Zagreb
SECOND TEAM PLACE AT THE
HAPKIDO CROATIA OPEN
Although Hapkikwan is primarly Martial Art, not Sport i.e. it is not oriented towards competitions, after invitation from Croatian Hapkido Federation our team participated at the 1.st Hapkido Croatia Open held on February 28th 2010 in Zagreb, capital of Croatia.
Among participants of 16. clubs from 5 states (Bosnia i Herzegovina, Croatia, Hungary, Slovenia, Serbia) our competitors have won 12 medals, 4 of which golden..
First places and gold medals were won by: Jelena Antonijevic (female seniors, sparring -61 kg), Milica Soljaga (kadets, sparring +59 kg), Dusan Konevic (male saniors, kicking under black belt) and Maria Soljaga (kicking, female juniors). Silver was won by: Maria Soljaga (female seniors, sparring -61 kg) and Vladimiru Miladinovic (male seniors, sparring, -84 kg), while bronze medals were won by: Nebojsa Djukic (male saniors, sparring, +84kg), Nikola Mijatov (male seniors, sparring, +84kg), Nebojsa Djukic (seniors, black belts, fall donwns), Nebojsa Djukic (male seniors, speedy breaking), Mlicia Soljaga (female kadets, kicking) and Jelena Antonijevic and Nikola Mijatov (self-defense).
In team contest, our team was placed on 2nd place (seniors). Kadets also won 2nd place.
Hapkikwan has become a part of World Martial Arts Union (Dec. 7, 2009)
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At the General Conference of the World Martial Arts Union (WoMAU) held in Chungju (South Korea) on December 7-9 2009, Hapkikwan was recognized as Serbian Matial Art and Hapkiwan International was accepted as new member of the Union, which gathers variuos martial arts from some 40 countries.
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Prof. Boris Krivokapic at WoMAU General Congerence.
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Seminar-training in Kladovo (April 17-20, 2009)
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On April 17-20 2009. Prof. Krivokapic held a seminar-special training for a part of his students. The event took place in nice town of Kladovo, on Danube river, some 300 km from Belgrade. |
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Prof. Krivokapic and participants.
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Visit of representatives of Korean Embassy to Serbia
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On April 7th 2009. our dojang was visited by Mr. Young Kwan Choi, Korean diplomat to Serbia and Dr. Chung Keunjae, professor of Korean language at Belgrade University. They said they were impressed with the work of prof. Krivokapic and his students. |
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Guests from Korean Embassy and prof. Krivokapic and part of his students.
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