May 12, 2017 · Could someone explain what aikido is and how different it is from judo? I'm aware they're different martial arts, but I'm seeing more similarities than differences.

May 21, 2017 · We're going to have to respectfully disagree. Question, which I don't intend as an attack. Have you ever practiced what I'd call Gentleman Judo? Judo for the practice, the learning, not for competition? Just curious, as your thoughts …

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Nov 10, 2014 · While Judo has sort of shied away from incorporating wrestling and other grappling arts via their competitive rule changes since the 1960s. No-gi has also grown pretty rapidly in Bjj circles, further facilitating the incorporation of wrestling, while still very rare in Judo, and non-existent in Aikido.

Jan 14, 2017 · Jerry, I just wanted to point something out to you about the apparent perceived difference you have for aikido vs. judo, with apparently more muscle being used in the judo technique than in the aikido technique. To be "good judo" the technique should happen in a manner which would feel very...

Dec 1, 2007 · He joined the Korindo Aikido Dojo I practice at recently and claimed our Aikido is much more martial, then the Judo he learned, since the latter was very competitive and therefore, extremly limited. I was surprised, since I always held Judo practitioners with great respect for their martial prowess (I have seen some Judo students of my Sensei).

May 30, 2002 · From what I've heard, it sounds like an all-around-good art containing the best techniques from many different arts (including Aikido!). If a Kempo person and an Aikido person fought, the winner only depends on how good the person is, I would think. A black belt Kempo person would easily defeat a white belt (5th kyu) Aikido person.

Nov 13, 2004 · Aikido guy had better watch his range and stay on his feet. Jiu jitsu guy had better watch his wrists and elbows, keeping them in close. Aikido is good at handling clothing grabs which is a big part of Judo. Jiu Jitsu guy would be well advised to shoot leg takedowns from a very close range, not giving the aikido guy the space to blend and redirect.

Oct 12, 2006 · Japanese Aikido-Techniques use large, fluid circles, and wider motions, with much more graceful steps. Korean Hapkido-In practice, attacks are performed with sharp precision at full power. Japanese Aikido-Attacks tend to be softer, fluid, and stylized. Korean Hapkido-Use of mushim [no mind] as the YongSa faced the sword, turning defense into ...

Jul 14, 2020 · More to the point of your question, what's included in each term will vary widely. My primary art is Nihon Goshin Aikido, so safely within the family of Aikido (though not the style that bears that term as its whole name). We do have striking, ground work, standing work (including some close-in, Judo-derived grappling), and weapons.