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Yup sure is.
Any Aikido in MMA?
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Wrong. It's used by the police and special forces
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No shit i know weirdo.. Aikido is still b.s and would never work in a real fight thats why you have zero real footage of anybody using it.
Out of what 4 billion smart phones with video camaras on them we have zero footage of it ever being used in a fight not to mention fighting someone of equal skill. Get with reality and get a life loser this isnt a hollywood movie.
I don't know if they trained it or intentionally did aikido but here's a couple moves.
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Lmao go to work! that shits a joke , stop trolling.
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Aikido has very little practical application for real fighting.
There is no art of Kung Fu, its a cachism for Chinese martial arts. If you mean Wushu (rather than a traditional style) then that's pretty useful. Its basically kickboxing with some flashy moves.
Most Trad striking martial arts haven't transitioned wholescale to MMA because stylistically they leave practitioners susceptible to takedowns. Plenty of techniques have been adopted though. MMA is a hybrid
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The small joint manipulation is a major part of it. I participated in the higher levels of military martial arts training, and there are actually some Aikido techniques used. Some are good for quickly neutralizing opponents temporarily, escaping situations, etc. You're thinking real-world applications like going against multiple combatants, disarming someone, controlling prisoners or otherwise gaining compliance without escalation of force, such as in peacekeeping operations.
I don't think Aikido works as a standalone art, especially against trained MMA fighters under an MMA ruleset. I don't know enough about it to say for sure, but I would guess it is lacking in takedown defense, footwork, and good fundamental striking techniques.
I don't think Aikido works as a standalone art, especially against trained MMA fighters under an MMA ruleset. I don't know enough about it to say for sure, but I would guess it is lacking in takedown defense, footwork, and good fundamental striking techniques.
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Little known fact: the biggest sticking point for starting WMMA was getting a second, hidden contract agreed to that forced the women to renounce all uses and mentions of aikido so that Dana would not lose his cash cow of men's mma through consistent defeats at their hands. The reason WMMA is so bad is that they simply cannot get into a flow state since before every move they have to mentally stop themselves from using the deadly fruit. It's really sad.
Look it up.
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Not comparing apples to apples here. There are MMA fighters who studied Kung-Fu heavily. Aikido, not so much, at least not seriously studied. Certainly not as a base.
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Nobody starts a fight by grabbing your shirt. They just punch you in the face. Or go for a double-leg. So nice demonstration, but not realistic. And that wide swing? Nah. Guy snuffs you. No time to elbow anyone to the chest.
