Sweden Gongkwon yusul

From Korean website
Takyeokgi (About 1200 strikning techniques)
Kicks (Jokgi), punches (Sugi), defence techniques, combination of striking techniques (Takyeokgi), elbows and knees

Maechigi ( About 350 throwing techniques and tackles)
Throwing with hands (Songisul), throwing by movements of the waist (Heorigisul), throwing by movements of legs
(Balgisul),Witgisul, Araetgisul, BangJoksul, Jwasul

SulGi (about 3000 standing grappling techniques)
Uiboksul, Jabgisul, Joreugisul, Deonjigisul

Wasulgi (about 5000ground techniques)
pinning techniques(Nureugi), choking techniques(Joreugi), joint locking techniques(Kkeokgi),
ground striking(Wasik Takyeokgi)

Hoshinsulgi (Self-defence techniques)
These techniques are designed to be fit with individual characters of whoever practice Gong Kwon Yu Sul.

Samwonbon ( Forms of Gong Kwon YuSul)
Gongkwon Yusul is composed of law, tactics, skill and Samwon .

This is the basic motion of human being, and on this basis, all principles of possible motions of human being are put in conformity with the harmonized relationship between the Taewon and Yin/Yang & Five Basic Element Theory of Universe/Earth/Mankind to train the body and soul to achieve the highly sophisticated level of law, tactics, skill on the basis of defence and offence according to the principle of law that is the survival of the fittest in the nature.
combination of all unparalleled techniques of Gong Kwong Yu Sul which specify the characteristic of Gong Kwon Yu Sul with the demonstration of agreed fighting by 2 to 4 players.
1. Simmubon-forms of ten(stage to find what the basics of Gong Kwon Yu Sul)
2. Kyeonbeopbon-forms of nine(stage to possess the insight into Gong Kwon Yu Sul by understanding the basics of Kong Kwon Yu Sul)
3. Ipgibon-forms of six(stage to establish one’s own techniques)
4. Jwasulbon-forms of five(stage to be proficient in using one’s own techniques whatever he or she wants)
5. Waryakbon-forms of five(stage to use Gong Kwon Yu Sul tactics in real fight)
6. Seongdobon-forms of five(stage to discover the doctrine of Gong Kwon Yu Sul and put it into real action)
7. Jonyongbon-forms of five(stage to realize the every use of Gong Kwon Yu Sul and apply it at any time)
8. Bansubon-forms of seven(stage to get back to one’s original intention by having correct understanding of the basics of Gong Kwon Yu Sul again)
9. Bangbeopbon-forms of seven(stage to use techniques in the eyes of Gong Kwon Yu Sul)
10. Mangdobon-forms of ten(stage to have full understanding of the doctrine of Gong Kwon Yu Sul) Hyeong (advanced forms of Gong Kwon Yu Sul)

Hyeong (Advanced forms of Gong Kwon Yusul)
1. Mujinhyeong -Sophisticated combination of striking techniques designed to get the better of a number of enemies under any real fighting situations.
2. Yongjinhyeong-mixed combination of ground and standing grappling techniques designed for advanced learners.

From Australian website
Technical Aspects
Due to its comprehensive nature Gongkwon Yusul training covers a wide range of activities:
Striking (Takyeokgi)
Striking in Gongkwon Yusul utilises all parts of the body and includes: punching, empty-hand striking, elbows and knees. As you would expect with a Korean martial art, it also incorporates as wide variety of kicking techniques drawn from both Korean and non-Korean sources.
Throwing and Takedowns (Maechigi)
Includes throws using the hip, waist, shoulder and upper body. Also encompassing a wide range of sweeps, reaps and tackles. Takedowns are learnt from standing, sparring and kneeling applications.
Standing grappling techniques (Sulgi)
This includes grappling both with and without the gi/dobok. Includes joint locking (Matdeygi) using any of the major joints such as the wrist, finger, shoulder, elbow, ankle and knee. It also uses muscle locks, neck manipulations as well as chokes and strangles.
Groundwork Grappling (Wasul)
The integration of groundwork skills is important in Gongkwon Yusul comprising around 25% of the total system. As mentioned above it includes: joint-locks, chokes and strangles, positioning and pinning as well as strikes while on the ground.
Samwonbon
It is difficult to accurately describe this aspect of the art in English. Perhaps the closest equivalent term would be 'one-step sparring'. However Samwonbon encompasses much more than just basic repetition of techniques. In Samwonbon individuals apply the techniques of Gongkwon Yusul in a semi-cooperative fashion in order to develop an understanding of the principles behind Gongkwon Yusul. A single Samwonbon sequence may include the full range of techniques (striking, takedown, locking and or ground work) within the flow of the sequence. Samwonbon may be instigated from sparring, kneeling or grappling positions.
Sparring and sparring application (Daeyrunbon)
This may include pre arranged partner work as well as free flow sparring. Sparring is conducted in one of 4 formats:
Stand-up free sparing (no takedowns),
Stand up with takedowns (no head punching),
Groundwork only with no or limited striking,
Full contact-utilising head-gear which allows kicking and hand strikes to the head, takedowns and groundwork with striking.
Forms (Poomse)
At the higher Dan levels there is practice of forms, both to develop correct form of Gongkwon Yusul techniques and also for concentration and Dan Jun development. Forms include both striking and grappling techniques.
Weapons
At higher Dan levels training is undertaken in both traditional and non-traditional weapons.