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What is the difference between Aikido and Karate?

Asked by Deborah , Last updated: Mar 30, 2024

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B. Denton

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Answered Jul 10, 2020

There are two types of martial arts that people love and these two martial arts are Aikido and Karate. Some people may get confused about the difference between the two. When you say Aikido, this is the type of technique wherein you would use different martial arts for self-defense.

There are two types of martial arts that people love and these two martial arts are Aikido and
This will allow you to defend yourself from different attacks. This can also improve people’s overall mind and physical condition. Karate, on the other hand, is the type of martial art wherein you will be expected to do a lot of hard punches so that you can take down your opponent. One similarity between the two is you need to have a strong presence of mind to execute the different steps that are available.

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J. Emmerich

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Answered Jul 08, 2020

Aikido and karate are types of martial arts that was developed in Japan and practiced by many people around the world. Aikido and karate have differences in their training evolution and in some movement. The basic principle of aikido comes from the main martial art, which is to kill the opponent. Aikido is usually said to be one of the soft martial art. An untrained person that does not know how to fall can easily break their neck or any joints.

Aikido and karate are types of martial arts that was developed in Japan and practiced by many
Aikido is usually based on square, triangular, and circular movement. Karate is a hard technique for martial art. A new trainee in karate needs to develop muscular strength by throwing hard punches, as you attain higher levels in karate you need to learn how to relax your muscles and possess a great spirt at this stage your punches become harder.

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