i am a amatuer but why are the students wielding the dummy weapoons like clubs? the guy in black sparring with the students at 2.21 - 2.36 is good but i notice he strike from the side and he twist his wrist which may injure himself. FCSS student
This is our introductory program to chanbara, therefore, we can teach this much within the given hours, it will be ideal that everyone can wield the sword properly, but it is impossible, sadly.
Likewise, more hours of training means proper wielding and technics.
Getting 100+ students to stand in line, do technics and sparring is already a huge success, and hence it shows how simple chanbara is.
woah, then i must have been practicing chanbara at home. lol...
btw, its the best you have warming up then proceding to training as they did not grasp the idea of parry and counter is better than blocking than attack.
Yes, we do warm up then proceEding to the training, as shown in the video,
As I said earlier on, the concept of parry and counter cannot be taught 'just like that'.
Furthermore, it is also a fact that we do not encourage students to do 'block and strike' set during sparring. And this video does not show signs of students blocking an attack, or even parrying, as I said, it is not a simple concept to learn.
Do you mean the chanbara program or the study program.
Please give us your sincere feedback instead of just saying comments without justification. We have did with more than 20 schools and feedback was good with our chanbara program.
Bully sia the wearing black one
zCopyCatz 7 months ago
Thanks for uploading the videos. i like it.. it remind me during the chanbara activities... btw the program is fun...
babymira 3 years ago
i am a amatuer but why are the students wielding the dummy weapoons like clubs? the guy in black sparring with the students at 2.21 - 2.36 is good but i notice he strike from the side and he twist his wrist which may injure himself. FCSS student
90466893 3 years ago
This is our introductory program to chanbara, therefore, we can teach this much within the given hours, it will be ideal that everyone can wield the sword properly, but it is impossible, sadly.
Likewise, more hours of training means proper wielding and technics.
Getting 100+ students to stand in line, do technics and sparring is already a huge success, and hence it shows how simple chanbara is.
spchanbara 3 years ago
woah, then i must have been practicing chanbara at home. lol...
btw, its the best you have warming up then proceding to training as they did not grasp the idea of parry and counter is better than blocking than attack.
90466893 3 years ago
Yes, we do warm up then proceEding to the training, as shown in the video,
As I said earlier on, the concept of parry and counter cannot be taught 'just like that'.
Furthermore, it is also a fact that we do not encourage students to do 'block and strike' set during sparring. And this video does not show signs of students blocking an attack, or even parrying, as I said, it is not a simple concept to learn.
spchanbara 3 years ago
A Singapore Polytechnic Student.
spchanbara 3 years ago
wat class?
xiaoxiaojibai 3 years ago
lame waste of ur time
xiaoxiaojibai 3 years ago
Hello there,
Do you mean the chanbara program or the study program.
Please give us your sincere feedback instead of just saying comments without justification. We have did with more than 20 schools and feedback was good with our chanbara program.
Thank you.
spchanbara 3 years ago
erm arent you a teahcer?
xiaoxiaojibai 3 years ago
I am the student that took the video clips during the Sports Chanbara Programme. Just to share with the rest of the other students.
spchanbara 3 years ago
wat class?
xiaoxiaojibai 3 years ago