Samurai Sword Techniques : Samurai Seiza 1: Overhead Strike Defense

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Uploaded by on Apr 23, 2008

Defending an overhead Samurai sword strike is easy with these tips, get expert advice on samurai techniques in this free video.

Expert: Tom Cohen
Contact: www.martialartsnc.com
Bio: Tom Cohen is chief instructor - Makoto Dojo in Charlotte, NC. As part of Mint Hill Martial Arts, he has been teaching classical and traditional martial arts with an emphasis on training and dedication

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  • where can i find a video of actual Japanese swordsman? anybody know? all i'm getting is white people pretending to be samurais. i don't understand why. is being a round-table knight not cool anymore?

  • @LotusDragon09 & @superchaotix

    Actually, all Iaido waza start and end with the sword in the saya (scabbard). Because of this, they all also involve chuburi, movements designed to flick or wipe the blood/bits of flesh/etc. from the blade. While you would obviously want to clean the blade more thoroughly as soon as possible if not immediately, that is how the waza are taught.

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    Fuck you expertvillage. And now for your advertisers...

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  • well thank you for replaying

  • @superchaotix

    A lot of iaido techniques are like that. I dont know much about battojutsu, but its very similar to iaido. Keep in mind that realistically, blood is highly corrosive and sheathing your sword before you wipe the blade off with a cloth can be really bad for your sword. Flicking the blade wont get off all the blood, only some. Im not saying iaido and battojutsu arent realistic, they just dont incorporate cleaning the blade in their kata.

  • does anyone know of a samurai sword style

    were one sheath's the sword after striking from the sheath I would really appreciate some insight on that plz reply if you know something

  • he waits to block it untill the guy has his arm fully extended. . . i'de like to see him actually try to stab him with the wood and see if he blocks THAT.

  • You couldn´t see the most important part: the feet!

  • That looks like Ikkyo Suwariwaza.

  • "When defending against an upward strike with a dagger" Look at the fucking title -_-

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