is aikido an arobic sport?

Answer 1

The simple answer is YES. Aerobic means dealing with movement and there is definitely movement in Aikido.

Answer 2

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is aikido an arobic sport?

Answer 3

aerobic means that it makes you breath more than usual. Generally because you are working out hard enough that you need to.

Sometimes aikido is like that. But generally as you get better you become lazier and lazier and do everything slowly and gently.

I would define it not as anaerobic or aerobic, but as chi exercise. It can make you fit, but not by giving you a hard workout. It makes you fit by getting the energy to travel stronger through your body.

Answer 4

No not typically. Aikido uses the other person's power against them. It uses little strength and virtually no kicking and punching. However you will get good at falling down.

Answer 5

never took aikdo...would say not a sport...but aerobic..

Every martial arts....atleas tthey should...get you in shape. Aerobic means using oxygen while anerobic means no oxygen is needed.
Sprinting is anerobic....you go short distances and the oxygen doesn't matter. (oxygen is needed for your cells to function and essentially equates to energy).

I'd say most aikdo classes are more than 10 seconds long and keep you omving.....so yeah its aerobic.. Its not a sport though.

Answer 6

aerobic yes as in utilizing oxygen in the production of atp to generate the chi

then yea and yo bro

anaerobic being fermentation and acidosis of oxygen utilizing cellular metabolism.

If you breathe while you do it , it's aerobic.

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Answer 7

The answer is YES. Even after you learn and get lazy, the breathing and movements are good that you don't have to use energy. Is about extension and movement.

Answer 8

Not in the sense you are reffering too... if anything TKD is that way.

Answer 9

yes it is

Answer 10

No.