Aikido Technique

Martial arts there are various kinds and one of them is aikido where aikido is known as a martial art that combines harmony between body and mind with the laws of nature. This martial arts originally from Japan is the result of the modernization and manifestation of Japanese thought that is shrouded in keeping with traditional Japanese culture.

Morihei Ueshiba was a person who developed this martial art in the 1800s so that now become so in demand by various circles in the modern age and even they make this martial just as a lifestyle. But talking about aikido techniques, this self-defense focuses on self-mastery in each of his exercises as well as technical perfection.

While other martial arts generally focus primarily on physical speed and strength during practice. The preferred techniques for this martial sport are throwing techniques (similar to dings), locks, and elakan. And instead kicks and punches are techniques that are rarely used or even eliminated in aikido colleges.

Please note that this aikido is a martial that is widely used for melee fights and also fast. The term of melee and fast fights is close combat and it is also important to know that in aikido martial arts each technique is known to be influenced by:

Technique Toya Sword or Yarijutsu

Sword or Kenjutsu technique

Jujutsu's lock technique, especially Sokaku Takeda's style

Jodoro Kano Kodokan Judo Handling Technique

However, we need to know the most common techniques practiced in aikido colleges. Here below will be a little reviewed what became a common technique for all of us can know.

Master every technique that involves discipline and dedication. To be a good aikodoka, one must master the techniques and principles of this martial art.