Sunday Morning: Optional sessions offered on Sunday morning included: sparring and takedowns, pressure points, and for the children, another round of beanbag toss into the troll's mouth. At the conclusion of the morning mini-sessions, everyone donned their dobaks (uniforms), in preparation for the most informative session of the camp weekend, to be taught by Grand Master Benko.

Grand Master Benko took the entire camp constituency up to the plateau directly above the cafeteria and gave instructors and students alike an hour and a half long introduction to some of the finer points of Hapkido. Numerous joint locks, takedowns, and controlling techniques were introduced and subsequently practiced. The effectiveness of this Korean martial art was made clear as a wide variety of techniques were deftly demonstrated by our Grand Master.

In the final portion of this culminating session, the cane was introduced as an effective weapon of defense. Although time limitations did not permit as much experimentation with the cane as many of the participants would have liked, it was nonetheless an eye-opening experience which will probably be developed further at Summer Camp 2001.