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About Us

Kiwon Hapkido

The techniques and curriculum of a martial art are like an alphabet. As you learn the letters, you are able to read and write. It is our goal to help people to express themselves and communicate. As we become more comfortable with reading, we no longer think about the individual letters, and we can create poetry. Rules and systems can be used to separate people or to bring people together.

We hope that this book will give people from different places and traditions a language to communicate and come together, to recognize our similarities as well as our differences.

The history of Hapkido has been told many times from different perspectives. It is our goal to look for direction from the arts and people that Hapkido’s founder and early pioneers honored. This is the heritage of Hapkido.

Jason Mix

Master Jason Mix is a founder and instructor at Enso Center for International Arts, a non-profit martial arts and community-building organization in Redmond Washington. He teaches Ki Won Do (Energy Circle Way – an integrated art emphasizing empty hand and weapons practice), Hapkido (Coordinated Energy Way), Shin Shim Do (Mind Body Way - a Korean style of Tai Chi Chuan), Yang Style Tai Chi (Grand Ultimate) & Qi Gong, and Yoga.

Jason Mix

Susan Mix

Master Susan Mix is a founder and instructor at Enso Center for International Arts, a non-profit martial arts and community-building organization in Redmond Washington. She teaches Ki Won Do (Energy Circle Way – an integrated art emphasizing empty hand and weapons practice), Hapkido (Coordinated Energy Way), Shin Shim Do (Mind Body Way - a Korean style of Tai Chi Chuan) and Yang Style Tai Chi (Grand Ultimate) & Qi Gong.

Susan Mix