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Would taekwondo knowledge help in aikido?

I might want to do aikido, and i am a 1st poom in taekwondo. Do you think i should try out aikido? if tkd knowledge does help, how??

Just to be different.. I will say yes…. Only for the fact that you should have a good understanding of balance, and your center of gravity, also you should have understanding of how to learn, not that your flying reverse kicks are going to apply, but that you are already programed to learn something new…. I am transition myself to another art and I would compare it to learning a new language… I am getting a new vocabulary, I may be able to fumble my way through a sentance, but I cannot carry a conversation haha…. but I suggest be humble and do not walk in and say Yes I have studied TKD, instead go in as if you were completely new, because you are..

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