West Coast Aikido Martial Arts Academy
Unlike traditional martial arts, which rely on meeting force with force, Aikido teaches you to flow with an attacker’s energy, redirecting it to your advantage. This unique approach allows you to neutralize larger, stronger opponents with precision, grace, and skill.
Whether you're looking to feel safer, build confidence, or master the art of self-defence, Aikido empowers you to protect yourself effortlessly—no strength required. It’s not just a martial art; it’s a transformative experience.
Aikido teaches a wide variety of joint locking and Judo throwing techniques that can help women escape dangerous situations. Women can benefit from Aikido because this system’s drills help students to function both mentally and physically when under duress. Aikido can empower women to protect themselves against violent situations like sexual assaults.
The grappling techniques of Aikido are particularly well suited for women to learn. Sexual assaults and other attacks against women often start with a grab and end up on the ground. Often the attacks occur so quickly the victim has little to no warning and no time or opportunity to defend themselves with a punch or a kick. Yoseikan Aikido teaches effective escapes from a multitude of grabs and incorporates Jujutsu for ground fighting, which can help women learn how to defend themselves when pinned underneath male attackers. Aikido is a good art for women to learn because it teaches women how to escape dangerous situations as quickly as possible before the danger has an opportunity to escalate.
Yoseikan Aikido is equally beneficial for women because of the art’s incorporation of punching and kicking (Atemi). Men generally have more upper body strength than women and this factor can leave women vulnerable in an attack. Yoseikan Aikido equips women with an arsenal of devastating strikes, punches and kicks that can help combat the strength of male attackers, and teaches its practitioners how to deal with both armed and unarmed attacks. Women can learn how various parts of their bodies like elbows and knees can become weapons when necessary. Striking an attacker in a pressure point would be an example of an Aikido defence.
The best way for women to protect themselves against violent attacks is to be prepared. Martial arts classes can help women learn the necessary skills to prevent and escape dangerous situations. The best way to find the right self defence class for women is to take that first step into a martial arts school and try a class. Giving Aikido a try could be a live-saving decision. Click the button below to find out more info!
Aikido is the Best Martial Art for Women’s Self-Defence!
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