drummingman
Blue Belt
it seems to me that aiki jujitsu is a lot like aikido in the way that the throws are done and the wat that leverage is used and that other styles of jujitsu use more of a strength way of doing the throws.and from what i have seen it looks like aiki jujitsu is like a hard style of aikido.am i right on this?
are aikido and aiki jujitsu the only styles that use the leverage of an attacker in the way that they do to throw people or are there also other styles of jujitsu that use the same kind of techniques that aikido and aiki jujitsu do?
does anyonew know of any schools/teachers in virginia that teach aiki jujitsu?
i love the way that aikido works but its a bit too passive for me so thats why i have been looking into aiki jujitsu.when i look at these 2 styles they look very close to me only with aiki jujitsu seeming to have punches and things like that in more of a fighting fashion.
im trying to figure out what style is the closest to aikido when it comes to how the throw are done and things like that but deals with punches and kicks and ground defense and things like that.
are aikido and aiki jujitsu the only styles that use the leverage of an attacker in the way that they do to throw people or are there also other styles of jujitsu that use the same kind of techniques that aikido and aiki jujitsu do?
does anyonew know of any schools/teachers in virginia that teach aiki jujitsu?
i love the way that aikido works but its a bit too passive for me so thats why i have been looking into aiki jujitsu.when i look at these 2 styles they look very close to me only with aiki jujitsu seeming to have punches and things like that in more of a fighting fashion.
im trying to figure out what style is the closest to aikido when it comes to how the throw are done and things like that but deals with punches and kicks and ground defense and things like that.
