Heh all i have to say is; good thing we no longer have to actually use swordsmanship to survive. What this video demonstrates is how to get killed as fast as possible.
to quote one of genmasta's quotes from anouther video " Take what is useful and throw away what you don't agree with OR, find this teacher's class and tell him what he is doing wrong. Better yet find the GRANDMASTERS he has learned from and tell them they taught him wrong. I'm sure they'll be glad to demonstrate on you FULL SPEED in front of their black-belt students"
All the moves are there, but I don't like how deep his arms are crossed when he does his "thrusts" ... Technically correct kata... but very bad swordsmanship habits. The thrusts are all of maybe 6 inches deep... weight's not shifting properly, blades not even facing the right direction.
I dont know what to say..... 0:09 Wrong left foot angle the whole time the sword comming down was too close to the center lacking the range and needs a strong step to be a good cut... 0:23 if you do that spin this way you will lose the grip of the sword 0:33 sorry but your deffensive posture kinda crappy what ya think lol :D..... and many many more... We all make mistakes but I feel we should not be too pumpious and make videos when we are so bad.... really cool 5 dan man
@Fuz2yman decoratation swords r meant for just tht, display. they will not stand up to extreme work outs or cutting. besides that, alot of them u buy in stores r nt mounted properly to the handle and will shake alot wen moved. if u truly want to use a metal blade, i would suggest a unsharpened competition blade(do no think tht bc its dull it cannot kill, theres just a less likely chance of it), never use a display sword or a real sword especially wen just starting out
very interesting. Could you tell me from what sword school (ryu) this comes from. It looks very different from what Morihiro Saito (I am an Iwama aikidoka) taught.
Heh all i have to say is; good thing we no longer have to actually use swordsmanship to survive. What this video demonstrates is how to get killed as fast as possible.
Fuz2yman 6 months ago
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to quote one of genmasta's quotes from anouther video " Take what is useful and throw away what you don't agree with OR, find this teacher's class and tell him what he is doing wrong. Better yet find the GRANDMASTERS he has learned from and tell them they taught him wrong. I'm sure they'll be glad to demonstrate on you FULL SPEED in front of their black-belt students"
kujatheangelofdeath 8 months ago
All the moves are there, but I don't like how deep his arms are crossed when he does his "thrusts" ... Technically correct kata... but very bad swordsmanship habits. The thrusts are all of maybe 6 inches deep... weight's not shifting properly, blades not even facing the right direction.
dasgregorian 1 year ago
I dont know what to say..... 0:09 Wrong left foot angle the whole time the sword comming down was too close to the center lacking the range and needs a strong step to be a good cut... 0:23 if you do that spin this way you will lose the grip of the sword 0:33 sorry but your deffensive posture kinda crappy what ya think lol :D..... and many many more... We all make mistakes but I feel we should not be too pumpious and make videos when we are so bad.... really cool 5 dan man
sunreaper2 2 years ago
@sunreaper2
I noticed that. I mean, I'm no expert, but I've been practicing for almost a year now and something didn't seem right.
icefiredarksector748 1 year ago
@icefiredarksector748 Whatever you practice I strongly advice you to find a good teacher and skip videos like that. Peace
sunreaper2 1 year ago
It feels great to train with the Katana/bokken but you need loads of room.
Can you legally train outdoors with a bokken, say in a field or somewhere away from other ppl, in the UK by any chance?
Soundgardener80 2 years ago
@Soundgardener80 Yes you can, you can even train with a metal sword but it needs to be classified as decorational and it has to be blunted.
Fuz2yman 6 months ago
@Fuz2yman decoratation swords r meant for just tht, display. they will not stand up to extreme work outs or cutting. besides that, alot of them u buy in stores r nt mounted properly to the handle and will shake alot wen moved. if u truly want to use a metal blade, i would suggest a unsharpened competition blade(do no think tht bc its dull it cannot kill, theres just a less likely chance of it), never use a display sword or a real sword especially wen just starting out
aaronk214 2 weeks ago
very interesting. Could you tell me from what sword school (ryu) this comes from. It looks very different from what Morihiro Saito (I am an Iwama aikidoka) taught.
supertotoro 2 years ago
coooooooool :)
I wanna see it with a real sword tho :D
pleeeeeeeeeeeeez
JossJossJoss1 2 years ago