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Hi all,

 

I'm thinking of taking both Wing Chun and Aikido at the same time. My girlfriend is into Aikido and she wants me to train with her.

 

I've taken Shotokan Karate for a few years but don't like the hard styles and unrealistic blocks. I've always wanted to take Wing Chun since I like the softer blocks, trapping and simultaneous hits. I find this is a more realistic form of self defense.

 

I'd like you guys opinions on the pros and cons of training in Wing Chun and Aikido at the same time. Is this a wise move? Is it complimentary to both forms?

 

Thanks!!

 

Kittyhawk

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It really depends on your experience level. I think its best for beginners to stick to one thing until they build a base foundation and then the learning process comes a lot easier. I wouldnt recomend learning from your girlfriend unless she has experience instructing. As far as the two working together I dont see why not. I personally think that mixing things up can make them better. A lot of people will tell you that their art is already complete, well in some cases that almost true, but there are so many styles out their that are incomplete in my opinion so to answer your question on how the two would go with each other I think just fine.

A True Martial Arts Instructor is more of a guide than anything, on your way to developing the warrior within yourself!!!!!

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