Aikido Sword Fighting: Ken-Gi Two : Finishing Kesa Giri: Aikido Ken-Gi Two

A finishing move, Kesa Giri, follows a front tsuki in the Aikido sword form Ken-Gi two. Learn the finishing move, Kesa Giri, for Ken-Gi two from a 5th degree Aikido black belt and martial arts hall of fame inductee in this free martial arts training video.

Expert: Fred Mastison
Bio: Mastison Sensei is an inductee into the United States Martial Arts hall of fame and is a 5th degree black belt who has been active in the martial arts for over 35 years.
Filmmaker: Dustin Daniels

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• aikido
• martial arts
• mortal combat
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[aaronk214]

@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

[Fuz2yman]

@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]

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.

[dasgregorian]

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.

[sunreaper2]

@icefiredarksector748 Whatever you practice I strongly advice you to find a good teacher and skip videos like that. Peace

[icefiredarksector748]

@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.

[sunreaper2]

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

[Soundgardener80]

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?

[supertotoro]

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.

[JossJossJoss1]

coooooooool :)

I wanna see it with a real sword tho :D

pleeeeeeeeeeeeez