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Originally posted by hungryjoe View PostThere are quite a number of older people out there who took up aikido in later years. After practicing other arts in earlier years. Aikido in itself sucks as a primary martial art. It can however be another tool in the tool box.
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Originally posted by hungryjoe View PostThere are quite a number of older people out there who took up aikido in later years. After practicing other arts in earlier years. Aikido in itself sucks as a primary martial art. It can however be another tool in the tool box.
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Heuristic... What authority or knowledge do you have about ground fighting? You look like a skinny incel living in his mum's basement and have shown absolutely nothing to convince any one here you can fight. I'll ask the question I asked you years ago. Where's you're sparring footage?
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Originally posted by Heuristic View PostNo it cannot. You cannot wrist lock a regular sized and strength resisting opponent with just your hand, it's all bullshit.
is just as false as saying a proper punch is thrown with just the hand / arm.
Again, you are silly, or you are ignorant and silly.
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Originally posted by Krampus View PostSaying that Aikido people (or any trained person applying a proper wristlock) wristlock people just using their hand
is just as false as saying a proper punch is thrown with just the hand / arm.
Again, you are silly, or you are ignorant and silly.
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Originally posted by Heuristic View PostThe Aikido forum is littered with guys upset that it didn't work when they had to use it. It's hilarious to scroll through. What the fuck did they expect? Their training is 100% choreographed.
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Originally posted by Heuristic View PostThey do not use utilize their entire body like a wrestler or jiujitsu player to be even remotely close at making it work, rendering it completely impossible unless you have robot arms. You are not going to be granted any wrists anyway by anyone with half a brain. it's a party trick.
it is because they do not have the proper trained responses to handle more common offensives,
and because Aikido does not on its own train the offenses appropriate for other scenarios which are very common other than wristlock scenarios.
But you have no idea what you are talking about when it comes to wristlocks or small joint manipulations.
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Originally posted by Heuristic View PostNo, that's my point. At the end of the day, any art that kicks and punches is more than enough. How it's trained is up to you and your partner. I have had more than enough full contact sparring and will try to tone it down from here on. Don't need it. Jones uses spinning back kicks, side kicks, back fists, head kicks more than his wrestling. I don't remember the last time I saw him grappling for any length of time. So if you told him right now that he can't wrestle anymore, it wouldn't have mattered. Nobody even dares grab his leg anyway.
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Originally posted by Heuristic View PostThey do not use utilize their entire body like a wrestler or jiujitsu player to be even remotely close at making it work, rendering it completely impossible unless you have robot arms. You are not going to be granted any wrists anyway by anyone with half a brain. it's a party trick.
I wrestled and have a black belt in aikido too. So well aware of the limitations of both.
You have a red belt. In TKD.
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Originally posted by Heuristic View PostOh and we have those silly joint manipulations in TKD as well. It does not work and nobody in the club believes it works either. And I challenged an instructor to prove it (on me), and he failed.
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