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ELI5: The differences between karate, judo, kung fu, ninjitsu, jiu jitsu, tae kwan do, and aikido?
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All of them have different origins and all have different focuses.

Karate is about strikes with hands, feet, elbows and knees (as well as some grapples).

Judo is mostly about throws and takedowns.

Kung Fu is an umbrella term for any Chinese Martial art.

Ninjitsu is about striking pressure points and sensitive areas.

Jiu Jitsu is about trapping, locking, takedowns, etc.

Tae Kwan Do is about striking and kicking.

Aikido is about turning the momentum of the attacks of your opponent.