Kenjutsu vs Kendo - Wakigamae

Sensei Jorge Kishikawa explica o Wakigamae posição aplicada durante o shiai contra o Sr. Nin da Policia de Osaka-Japão 5°Dan de Kendo realizada em Santos

Sensei (esq) x sr. Nin (dir)

para ler a matéria completa acesse:
http://www.niten.org.br/cafecomsensei/2010/02fev/wakigamae-video1

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[Swordman0]

Seria válido (no sentido que você tome como ippon) fazer o corte como aparece

em 1:27 - 01:30? Quero dizer, primeiro colar do men lado direito e depois bateu o

esquerda (como quando você Kirikaeshi)

It would be valid (in the sense that you take as ippon) make the cut as it appears

at 1:27 to 1:30? I mean, first hit the right side men and then hit the

left (like Kirikaeshi)

[nitenvideos]

@Swordman0 - Sim, creio que ali seria um Ippon sim.

[DreamerTrain]

traduccion a ingles o español?



[nitenvideos]

@DreamerTrain

holla, gracias por visitarnos.

No, aun no tenemos planos para hacer traduccionnes regulares en los videos,

pero vamos perguntar los hermanos que entrenam en Argentina si uno puede hacer las legendas de youtube

saludos

Wenzel Niten

[JinRaven1]

@foroparapente right, art and hobby

[11gonzaleze]

I always like this stance and jodan the most, as unorthodox stances that is. I'm not sure about you guys but I feel like blocking in kendo actually hurts you more than it helps you. Waki messes with you distance/spacial reasoning, but I feel that not blocking against is key or at least better. I think if you whiff a cut you're better off going through with the attack ie 3-5 steps pass your opponent and turn. Im interested in here what fellow Kendo peers think.

[jzama85]

cool watch.

[untseac]

@jadekayak01 Maybe. I don't know much about sword fighting (only weaponless fighting). Only did the translation since someone asked to.

[jadekayak01]

@foroparapente too right but the two don't work together and so many kendoka think they are learning swordwork

[jadekayak01]

@untseac I have to disagree with the last statement-you watch the hands and the body so it matters little weather you can see the blade.Also waki is not generally used as an attacking kamai but a "defensive" kamai or a "sucker" to draw in or entice a specific attack-mostly a men cut so you can counter

[jadekayak01]

do you by any chance mean waki no kamai

[foroparapente]

@mior1 bollox, kendo is a sport, kenjutsu is a hobby