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The original purpose of the Martial Arts was to defend the practitioner against a physical threat, usually in war, but also against crime. Today, few practitioners have any real need to difend themselves from any such attacks, but they wish to be prepared just in case, or they relish the physical challenge of training one's body to be stronger and faster than it might otherwise be.
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What is the difference between iaido and kendo?
Japanese Jiujitsu is Aikido's Ancestor. Other styles of Jiujitsu are different, however the Japanese style which is the original style is a root of Aikido. Aikido was created so that you would not destroy your attacker, however jiujitsu is used in combat. The Samurai used techniques that look like Aikido, however it is just a form of Jiujitsu. What Morihei Ueshiba (the founder of Aikido) did was take techniques that he learned from Daito Ryu Jiujitsu and shortened them creating "Aikido". Aikido often talks about protecting your attacker. Ultimately you have the option to protect or destroy once you know techniques, it is up to the Aikidoka.
What belt is george st Pierre in jiujitsu?
St-Pierre earned a black belt in BJJ under Bruno Fernandes.
What is the purpose of hydropower?
The purpose of hydropower is to generate electricity.
What is the purpose of a logo?
The purpose of a logo is to catch the attention of the audience.
What is the author's purpose in watsons go to Birmingham?
the author purpose is to entertain
