Aikido ist - so wie ich es verstanden habe (aber darum frage ich hier ja nach) - quasi eine etwas entschärfte Version vom Aiki-Jutsu, zumindest ist das grob der Tenor im Internet:Zitat von MGuzzi
When talking of strikes, Aikido uses only very few when compared to Aikijutsu.
2. Aikido has a softer style whereas Aikijutsu has a harder style. While Aikido has a defensive nature, Aikijutsu has a combat nature.
http://www.differencebetween.net/mis...and-aikijutsu/
The concept of “Aiki” in Aikijujitsu is an expression of irresistable energy, but there is also a component of capturing and using an opponent’s own energy. It was not solely defensive, and included training in deadly or crippling techniques. Atemi, for example, in Daito-Ryu is used offensively, to create opportunities to apply techniques against an opponent.
https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-di...u-Aiki-jujutsu
He (Uyeshiba) started teaching daito-ryu aikijujutsu but soon began making changes in the art.
As Jigoro Kano did with judo, Morihei Uyeshiba eliminated many dangerous techniques and modified others for safety.
https://blackbeltmag.com/daito-ryu-a...utsu-vs-aikido
Dass im Aikido ebenfalls offensiv inkl. Schlägen, Tritten usw. trainiert wird, ist mir jedenfalls völlig neu (keine Provokation meinerseits, ich lasse mich gerne umstimmen).
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