Aikido throws

UltimateGround
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Typical douchebag TMA prick ā€œsenseiā€. He has an UNRESISTING opponent and he he goes full-retard and cranks a technique.

I hope the pro wrestler stomped the shit out of that senseiā€¦

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yeah that doesnā€™t work

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I love traditional martial arts.

But aikido sucks.

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I studied some Hapkido when I was learning TKD, and had friend who was practicing Aikido at the local rec center. I know for a fact those joint locks work.

In fact, they were useful when I wrestle in high school by avoiding wrist control by simply going against their thumb. That was the trick to getting out of wrist grabs/wrist control.

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if you have a wrestling base thereā€™s couple little things that can work ok. but youā€™d be way better of in bjj, sambo, or judo.

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Military hapkido rules self defenseā€¦ Aikido has shitty joint manipulation which is the point of the art to begin with

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thereā€™s a sucker born every second

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ā€œStand still for 2 seconds while I set up this throwā€

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They were nice enough to give him the start postion so he wouldnā€™t have to set it up, which is where Aikido fails hardest. Then he rips the moves so hard hell break their arms if theyā€™re not fast enough to follow it.

I feel like some of these Aikido fags like Seagal are so rough because they know deep down itā€™s a fraud but if they can injure people it creates an illusion of effectiveness.

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Itā€™s always the pudgy nerds telling me how effective hapkido is

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The first one is a variation on a straight armlock and the 3rd a standing americana, neither would work against someones whos been training for 6 months or a guy intent on causing you damage.

I love the way they look, but theyā€™re just not practical unless you have a dance partner playing along.

It does have some nasty wrist locks though, but again you dont really see guys above purple belt getting wrist locked in bjj, and i have never seen one in mma.

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It all depends how you practice. Hard randori shows you what does and doesnā€™t work. Aikido randori is a dance pretty much. But Iā€™ve nearly lost teeth doing hard training.

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My instructors were Koreans. They were skinny but athletic. I was the same way for a while.

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My buddy took Aikido for years at the same time I was doing BJJ. He wanted to put on Giā€™s one day and ā€œsparā€

I would grab his lapel and heā€™d try to do something but Iā€™d just move with him. He couldnā€™t do shit.

He was pretty bummed out and I asked him why. He told me ā€œnone of it worksā€ LOL. I told him it might work on a drunk 94 pound female if she stands still.

He didnā€™t laughā€¦

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Had a couple friends that did aikido in high school. Another friend called it ā€œrape defenseā€ and one of the aikidoers kicked him in the nutts hard enough for him to throw up

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Heā€™s an idiot that needs to find a real instructor

One of our hapkido guys did judo and did shoulder and neck manipulations on the judoka all the time. But we have a good instructor