Silat
Silat is an Indonesian martial art believed to have originated from China. Silat is a art based primarily on striking though it does have some throws, like many chinese martial arts it adopts moves from different animal forms. One of the similarities Silat shares with aikido is that it is primarily focsued it getting behind the opponent (to the 10 and 2 OClock positions) rather than a stand and deliver style slugfest.
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Aikido
A modern martial art developed from the traditional Samurai class of martial arts in Japan. Aikido has no blocks or punches but instead redirects the attackers energy to throw or immobilise them. Suitable for men, women and children. With a good mix of aerobic and weight bearing training its a good way to maintain inner and outer health and pick up some handy skills as well.
Griffith Aikido
A dynamic martial arts club that has been operating on Brisbanes Southside for over 25yrs offers regular beginners courses for newcomers, classes for kids and advanced training for the old hands. Men and women of all ages enjoy training in a co-operative atmosphere under the guidance of Japan recognised instructors and benefit from regular visits by senior instructors from Japan. Start Today
