Kuroda Senseï Kenjutsu part 1

damn

как самбо превалирует над дзю-до во всех формах(исключения удушающие) , так шырокая европейская шпага доминирует над самурайским мечом.технические данные у шпаги намного выше.

Sheeeeet! That is some amazing stuff! Kao-tao!!! Beautiful kata!!! Sometimes I wish our kendo kata had some of the kata like this. Don't get me wrong, I love kendo and especially kata.

ive never taken any training in any art nevermind the art of the sword and even i can see it makes more sense to not hit your opponent in training it makes it harder because you will not only have to try and strike your opponent but also have the control to stop before you hit them

its a demonstration u dumbass!!!

Samurai fighting syles are as plentiful as the stars. I have been in the art of the sword for 15 years and have seen more varieties and techniques than you can shake a stick at. But lets face it the common goal is the same destroy the opponent without concern for self preservation and with as much speed as possible. Samurai duels rarley last 30 seconds and that is the way of the warrior.

ignorant ppl should shuttup.. to perfect a technique takes ages why would one slash an aponent i feel u have missunderstood our practice completly go eat a burger n watch smackdown u ignoramus...

in training people actually don't touch, but that takes more control and is in my opinion better then hitting the. you get more out of it.

I think both approaches have merit. Obviously it is slightly different with a bokken because the strikes hurt, which limits how hard you can strike. There is also a lot to be gained mentally through the repetition of kata and the control it takes to pull the strike short. But if you're aiming for real combat effectiveness, in any art, there is a danger that if you always aim short in practice you will also aim short when it matters.

Kuroda sensei is one of the best, if not (handsdown) the best swordman alive nowadys. Even an average dude with a gun wouldn't stand a chance against him.