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Natori Ryu
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The samurai war school Natori Ryu
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Yagyu Shinkage Ryu | All Kata
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This is the main video for all Natori Ryu students to follow. Train and enjoy these skills. The video itself contains a demonstration of the translation of the 1707 Matsudaira text known as the Yagyu Shinkage Ryu E-Mokuroku as translated by the Historical Samurai and Ninja Team. We hope that you enjoy our demonstration and look forward to your comments. #yagyu #yagyushinkageryu
Samurai Sword Cutting with Nick Mayer
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Have a look at this samurai sword cutting.
The History of the I Ching | 4000 years of Divination
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The History of the I Ching | 4000 years of Divination
Perfect! Ill use this im elden ring!
Very well illustrated, my dude
People believe in this shit? 😂
I’d save yourself the annoyance and use Google translate to pronounce it
I have no idea how I got here but nice video 🔥
You wasn't ready at all
Wow this is very informative
Thank you very much
Thank you for sharing.
this vids while the second person do a attack and get locked like a dummy while the first person do two or three movements get me so confused like, this response only works if your oponent crave the sword in the ground? the movements must continue by reflexe, demonstrating the advantage of position by the knowledge of the movements.
The technique is performed interestingly and in principle not bad, but what does this have to do with the Shinkageryu technique... can I ask who and where you studied with? This is more like how I see this technique, but not the Shinkageryu technique. It would be good to learn how to perform the technique itself first
this is really pathetic XD
The whole thing was wonderful, thank you all so much.
😂😂😂 what a coincidence. I'll go rock climbing this weekend 🧗♂️
This is awesome
Menudo experimento... habiendo escuelas tradicionales de Kenjutsu que aún existen... todo menos buscar un maestro serio...
from what my sensei of kenjutsu always said and from what i learned from japanase history books and documents tameshigiri we know today was only used to test blades and in fact the person who tested was not samurai but low ranking servants since samurai tested the blades on flesh , if fact if you train much tameshigiri that kinda lower your perfomance on kobudo (battojutsu, iaido and kenjutsu), on tameshigiri your cuts is very different from the cuts u do on kobudo , on tameshigiri you apply more strenght and do a bigger movement that on a fight would be useless and would open spots to the enemy, tameshigiri only became this famous because of the end of the samurai class after meiji restoration , since they didnt had a proper job anymore many of them held sword perfomance on public to earn money.
Looks like the origin of the modern tarp 💪🙏 amazing stuff Antony.
All I see is Itsutsu-no-Tachi simplified...... .....If you know what I mean, you know what it means 😉
Thank you very much. I also like going into the forest and collecting herbs. All the best to you and your family.
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This long and rigth imturpotion of teaching yagyu shinkage ryu sword figthing it take time let snik in some form are in kenjutsu the wrist cuting and back of the neck .... thank you
He says he has the hooks available, i would like to get some...
いかにも外国人がやってるようなめちゃくちゃな型だな、あまりにもむちゃくちゃ過ぎてコント見てるみたいだ。 それにこの絵の型は甲冑の型なんだから袋竹刀で実打する練習に変えないと怪我するし、実際に相手を打って体勢を崩す位までやらないと意味ないよ。 新陰流を学ぶにはまずは構えと歩く練習から始めた方がいいと思うわ。
A master of Yagyu Shinkage Ryu can fight at close range with a samurai sword and even win against a bear or a firearm.
I'm thankful for your video. It shows that without menkyo kaiden holding lineage of koryu is extremely difficult.
これは正統な道場ですか?柳生新陰流の型の動きをトレースしてるだけのように見えます。
Hard to understand anything.
Not really Shinkage ryu...just a bad copy...
Thank you.
Very good information! Thank you Antony, very appreciative for all you do!
I thought Shinkage Ryu seiho doesnt have any vocalised kiai and employs the fukuro shinai except for Empi no Tachi?
8:23 good
Korrydo
Whatever dude
These videos are EPIC, brother!! 3 separate camera angles. Close ups of the cutting target areas. Visible footwork demonstration. Really awesome man. I train Iaido in the Kobudo style. None of these haters on here even train, and you guys are 100X the sword fighters than they can dream of being, while watching demon slayer for the 500th time....
Too much sojo make the brains soft
Meanwhile, dead shinobi laugh at us for fixating upon their out-dated tech while eschewing modern implements. Talk about staring at the finger to miss all that heavenly glory.
Thank you very much 👍
Of course the most important tool is the cat 🧐 Fun fact: take one 🐱 with you while training in the woods, they might teach you a trick or 2 😉
This is excellent I want to join wow cool skills and martial arts
Thats different and that cool because it is relevant to the modern times, there are functional traditions and there are dead traditions. This is an example of how old traditions needs to be adapted into modern times so that they would not become dead traditions like most other martial art schools. 💪🏻
Thank you very much.
It is nice to see, that this "modern" life hack is actually 400 years old. Works with earpods and drag-leashes (for small dogs) as well.
Thank you all very much, I think it's very nice that something like this is shown, it's not always about fighting, the little things are usually crucial. Thank you 💪
All Koryu must be passed on directly otherwise it is meaningless
That’s really not true at all. In fact research shows that’s the opposite
@@natoriryu What research? Your amateurish guesswork? Please cite any valuable, authoritative source that can corroborate your claim!
@@natoriryuno. It doesn't
A modern military habour area is very temporary, weather it be an 8 man section or a battalion, guards, patrols, observation posts. The only real difference is 21st century weaponry.
Although some ww2 katana have a cord at the kashira.
Hello Antony Tied through/onto the Tsuba? European sabres tie through the guard, so it makes sense to do the same here. Many thanks for the videos. Jonny #320
Guys for the love of god traditional japanese martial art had no left hand