The scabbard is between the legs, so that motodachi does not move. Motodachi only gives the downcoming blade minimal way to pass through between the hands. The attacker´s aiming line for kirioroshi is the forehead, chest, cut the hands and stop hitting the scabbard´s koiguchi. The scabbard is there to have an actual aiming point in this setting. The goal of this is to develop a feeling for, timing, distance, loose fear of the opponent´s blade, precision of cutting...
Very neat. I've met a student of Mr Bushey and was very impressed with his enthusiasm and insights into his training. I've also come across brandon-san's blog from the Lubbock group. You all have something outstanding going on in your path with Sekiguchi sensei. Happy training!
@Hoshoyamato shame on me I just gave your comment a thumb down cuz I was to fast on the mouse I am very sorry for that, thank you for taking the time to describe the exercise
Sekiguchi is a terrible teacher and his technique is sloppy.
budomaster11 6 months ago
@budomaster11 Wow. That's pretty harsh. Did you train with him? Why do say that?
daddydojang 5 months ago
must be such a honor training with sekiguchi sense
boodoochild 1 year ago
??????????????
polas93 2 years ago 2
strange but interesting.
mratchik 2 years ago
hahaha, not downing ur art but that looked hilarious!
InfiniteNight15 3 years ago
I've never seen that before, what a great idea now I want to try it!!
caseysan39 3 years ago
great. i'm not the only one who practices with this. feelin kinda lonely...
kailcrow 3 years ago
Why the scabbard between the legs? Is it a "positive stop" to train position with tactile cues?
Much respect to Sekiguchi and his students!!
CdEfGh1a 4 years ago
The scabbard is between the legs, so that motodachi does not move. Motodachi only gives the downcoming blade minimal way to pass through between the hands. The attacker´s aiming line for kirioroshi is the forehead, chest, cut the hands and stop hitting the scabbard´s koiguchi. The scabbard is there to have an actual aiming point in this setting. The goal of this is to develop a feeling for, timing, distance, loose fear of the opponent´s blade, precision of cutting...
Hoshoyamato 4 years ago
Very neat. I've met a student of Mr Bushey and was very impressed with his enthusiasm and insights into his training. I've also come across brandon-san's blog from the Lubbock group. You all have something outstanding going on in your path with Sekiguchi sensei. Happy training!
CdEfGh1a 4 years ago 2
@Hoshoyamato shame on me I just gave your comment a thumb down cuz I was to fast on the mouse I am very sorry for that, thank you for taking the time to describe the exercise
noyadont1 9 months ago