[Seral]

after hearing about Morihei Ueshiba, aikido sounds top class.

Has someone ever used it in competition?

[supmaynnn]

all u need is muay thai and brazilian jiujitsu

[LightsOutMikey]

aikido was the first MA i practiced, and i really liked it back then, but i couldn't remember using any of it in competition.

[xinster]

Originally Posted by supmaynnn

all u need is muay thai and brazilian jiujitsu

not if your planning on being a pro...

[Sambo234]

Originally Posted by xinster

not if your planning on being a pro...

tell that to wandy

[Kyryllo]

Originally Posted by Sambo234

tell that to wandy

Tell that to fedor.

[judogido]

I dont think so. I dont think I've ever seen any MMA fight or style-vs-style fight involving an aikidoka using aikido as a base.

[ahheadlock]

I started aikido a couple months back after reading a book called 'angry white pyjamas', which got me interested in it. Only did it for a month or so. Its interesting enough as an art - but i couldn't see it being particularly useful for what i wanted to achieve, considering the time that it would require to become any good at it. So I haven't gone back.

[xinster]

Originally Posted by Sambo234

tell that to wandy

chuteboxe trains wrestling too.

[likkuid]

its all self-defense, it's not manly enough.