Aikido

[mistressryuu]

Anyone on here practice Aikido?

[Moto Samurai]

Used to. It was an extracurricular in high school.

[mistressryuu]

Moto Samurai

Used to. It was an extracurricular in high school.

I wish it was at my school!!!!!! What style may I ask?

[Moto Samurai]

Uh, the Aikido kind. I don't know exactly, it was an informal setting.

[Magi_Axi_Ruin]

mistressryuu

Anyone on here practice Aikido?

I practice it now. (Aikikai style or so I heard. I like to call it the ultra-super-soft style though)

[aikigirl123]

nice, how long have you been training?

[Raziras]

Used to do some Aikido back in a makeshift martial arts dojo. I had to quit because I had to move away though. I was a yellow or orange belt. I can't remember.

[Munashii the Unseen]

When I go back home for school [been gone all summer] I'm going to try and get my mom to let me train in Aikido or Aiki-Jutsu, which is like an 'offensive' version of Aikido.

It'll just depend on which dojo I go to.

[l Omie-Gosh l]

Master Huntress Munashii

When I go back home for school [been gone all summer] I'm going to try and get my mom to let me train in Aikido or Aiki-Jutsu, which is like an 'offensive' version of Aikido.

It'll just depend on which dojo I go to.

I suggest going with Aikijujutsu, it's a complete self-defense art compared to aikido. I trained in aikido myself but after training in it for a while I noticed it has plenty of gaps - the focus is always on throws and locks & little emphasis on striking and ground fighting. Aikido is good as a sport and for basic self-defense but if you want to be a well-rounded martial artist you'll have to cross-train(if you'll stay with aikido) or train in a martial art that covers all aspects of fighting/self-defense.

[msdragon123]

I do Tomiki (Sport) Aikido