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What is Aiki to you?

Well, it's quite a dead sub with some irrelevant topics in here so maybe we should put a few dimes here for start. I want to start from the topic of this sub and ask what redditors think about it.

So the question will be about your understanding that is Aiki. There are no right or wrong answers 'cause no clear definition of Aiki occurs to me and if you could provide it please don't hesitate. However additional questions could appear after your answer.

One question I could put from the beginning for people who threaten Aiki is the utilization of opponent movements or momentum. Do you think Aiki is the same as Ju or Yawara principle from Judo or Jujutsu?

It's impossible to create a poll for that purpose and an attempt to summarize the topic will be done after one week or something like that.

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2022/08/09
08:29 UTC

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Ude Gatame - Tomiki Aikido

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2021/12/17
02:49 UTC

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How to Use Aikido for BJJ - Ude Gatame to Ude Gaeshi, Butterfly Guard Sweep

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2021/12/14
01:46 UTC

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Modern Aikido and Daito-ryu Aiki concept: common and differences

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2020/01/23
07:04 UTC

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