Both of these arts were created for different purposes by different people. Both arts focus on making an individual healthier and a better person. They require dedication and a lot of time to become proficient.
Karate focuses on striking while Aikido focuses more on joint manipulation considering Aikido comes from Daito Ryu Jujutsu. It depends on what the student wants to get out of an art.
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What is above is absolutly correct.
Actually, there is no better Martial Art to another.
Efficiency is not a question of Martial Arts or sports, but of individuals.
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Better for what purpose? Getting into a ring and winning? I'd say MMA.
Having a better life and being healthy and avoiding conflict? I'd say karate.
There are many karate or martial arts studios in Pennsylvania that offer Mixed Martial Arts.
MMA is really really Extreme! Not only that but you will find mma fighters with amazing fighting styles such as boxing, karate, muay thai, kickboxing, wrestling, sambo, brazilian jiu-jitsu, and freestyle. so yeah preety cool
It relies upon in MMA you learn both striking and grappling however In wrestling, you most effectively do grappling. So MMA is better however wrestling is also good.
Professional MMA fighters may seek coaching in; Wrestling, Grappling, Boxing, Jiu-Jitsu Kickboxing Also many pro mma fighters come from a martial arts backround, which incorporates a belt system, such as kenpo karate, judo, jiu jitsu, sambo, etc..
Shotokan karate is based around counter attacking and not attacking and wresteling is acting. i would say the 4 best things to learn for MMA are:Shinri/Shotokan KarateTae Kwan Do/Kick BoxingBoxingBrazilian Ju Jitsu/Judo