Learn Aikido

Aikido as a martial art consists of neutralization in the shortest time.

Aikido is a modern martial art from Japan. It was developed by Morihei Ueshiba (1883-1969), approximately between the 1930s and the 1960s. The international spread of Aikido began after the Second World War.

Aikido is a technique that consists of neutralizing one or more adversaries. The strategy of aikido is to defeat oneself, that is, not to cultivate violence or aggressiveness.

In this technique, the training will be based on our perception and the development of our decision.

In aikido, self-defense is based on grasping the wrists of opponents

We find different attacks, in advanced level attacks are allowed against punches, kicks, etc. Thus allowing the practitioner to approach the conflict from the beginning of the practice, progressively, safely and gradually.

The technique is based on the practice of relaxation and muscle training.

The practice of this sport is based on resistance and strategies.

It is one of the few martial arts in which you can grab and throw your opponent.

The strategies in this sport are fundamental.

This sport takes a lot of technique and stamina to win the fight.

Many of the strategies are based on knocking the opponent to the ground in the shortest time possible.

All the practice you take is little.

In this sport the strategies are for self-attack and self-defense.

Stamina is paramount to staying upright.

The strategies are also to use techniques and throw the opponent to the ground.

In this sport you have to grab your opponent quickly and use self-defense so that they don't throw you to the ground.

Aikido takes a lot of practice and technique, as well as having a lot of stamina and good self-defense to grab fast and win the fight.

In aikido, strategies and practice are very important to perform well one of the martial arts that allows you to grab your opponent.