Aikido Movement

What is aikido? Aikido is an art of self-defense Martial arts originated from Japan which is Defensive (enduring), does not give priority to muscle strength, but instead trains body fade and speed of movement. The martial arts was first taught openly by Morihei Ueshiba, as the Aikido Sensei (1883-1969). from the word Aikido itself has a meaning:
Ai, Integration, or Harmonibela
Ki, meaning the Center of life energy, Spirit and
Do, which means road

Although martial age Aikido is fairly young compared to other martial arts, but many people think that Aikido martial arts is Soft, Fast, and Deadly by teaching how one should behave, how one should appreciate life and others. besides that Aikido teaches a person to have a Samurai spirit that upholds his level as in Hakama which contained Seven items of Samurai doctrine representing the Seven pillars of "Budo" (sword path) These seven teachings include:
Truth and Goodness
Respect and Honor
Sincerity and Honesty
Loyalty
Decency and courtesy
Knowledge and Wisdom of wisdom
Bravery

In addition Aikido also has a circular motion pattern such as Circular (circular). Aikido can learn about the balance, the opponent's energy movement, then let the energy flow., The invading energy flowing in any form will give rise to a point of imbalance, the imbalance is changed at one point of convergence or also called the movement of a central meeting point. aikido practitioners only use bodies to process it.

Therefore, in practice always be done in a Seiza position (sitting kneeling with feet folded backwards) while receiving lessons, how to respect, and when students enter Tatami (Matras). Aikido training place is already spread wide enough, so if you want to try, you can visit the nearest Aikido practice or try it yourself at home.