Ancient Art
Aikido: the meaning of an ancient art
Aikido means "The Way of Harmony with the Spirit" and is considered a non-violent martial art form. However, do not be fooled. Aikido when used correctly is very powerful often are able to block and neutralize strong attacks and counter them with the same force.
Morihei Ueshiba, known as O-Sensei in the world of Aikido martial arts founded. O-Sensei is a master of Jujitsu or unarmed combat, or sword fighting and fighting Kinjitsu sojitsu spear and studied philosophical and religious teachings.
Due to religious and philosophical foundations of Aikido, principles of art martial include how to harmonize with the ki or spirit within oneself and the greater spirit of nature. The principles of Aikido includes unit, circular motion and ki.
Among the philosophical teachings of Aikido, one of the most important bases is learning to control. Maintaining a balance is necessary to harmonize with interior allowing others to control the opponent's attack or applying an effective technique. Self-management is the key to achieve and maintain harmony.
The principle unit is another basic principle of Aikido. The aikidoist must learn to be one with any situation. Become a way to have an attitude of respect all things and situations, friend or foe. In training to become one with every situation, harmonization will follow and will be possible to Aikido techniques, movements and forms accurately and efficiently.
The harmony also means synthesis. And the spiritual circle which is a cornerstone of all techniques aikido synthesizes everything. Aikido is a combination of circular movements. Its techniques and movements revolve around the concept of circular motion. When an opponent attacks, the aikidoist using a circular movement of the abdomen to control the attack and execute Aikido techniques against attack.
It is said that the defense is the biggest crime. In Aikido properly defend the attack, we must learn to move away from the range of the effectiveness of the opponent's attack. However, as attempts to defend the opponent's effective range, also should try to maintain its own range of effectiveness for the contras to attack effectively.
You will not be able to give an effective attack if it went too far of his opponent. Similarly, it might be too close to prejudice the effectiveness of their techniques. It all depends on the situation. As a practitioner of aikido, you must learn to identify how to avoid the reach of your opponent while control of your own in various situations.
Finally, the principle of Ki means believing that everything in the universe is governed by a force or spirit. Ki is also the energy and our life force. Ki is the force that binds the mind and body. Is the energy that harmonizes us to our surroundings. By learning to control our Ki, we will be able to unify our mind and body the most efficient movements and execution of aikido techniques.
Aikido focuses on distance, movement, speed, and the projection of an attacker. Using the mixture, spiral and extension techniques, the attack will be neutralized and use of self-centeredness and hips, the same amount of force can be applied to the attacker. In Aikido, the spiraling and circular movements reflect what the martial art is: a movement fluid and the spirit and energy.
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