I'm a former Tae Kwon Do student. Now I am looking more for a passive style and came down to Jujutsu, Aikido, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Any suggestions on which would be a good start?

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Oddjob

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Takei-Shihan

Any of the above, depending on the instructor ... even a great martial art can be ruined by a bad instructor ... if those are your three choices from within your area, just go with which ever instructor is the highest rank and/or the most experienced ... with all things being equal, I would recommend Aikido. On the other hand, you did not mention Tai Chi Chuan ... that would be my first choice, if the instructor was good enough ...

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Perfect Dark

I would pick Aikido. I studied the Yoshinkan form of Aikido for a little while and thought it was good for defensive restraint and take downs. Especially if you are not very strong.

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Someone

*waves* As for your question I wish I knew more about the martial arts to help you out.

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