With a heavy iron bar or club and 4-5lb leaded gloves, 100 reps of this left me burning in the serratus, obliques, hips, and pelvic girdle. A real challenge for grip strength, was trembling just a bit! Added deep hathayoga breathwork with forceful exhalations from below the navel for a strong shout. SUPER intense, loved it!! I owe the chance for such a boost of rigor and spirit to this uploader and his consistent, patient, sustained effort in teaching, and technically rock-solid videos in which one gets plenty of condensed detail in each. Gratefully reccomended.
Great lesson Sensi! I'm learning the same thing for Kummooyeh but my Sensi says I am gripping the bokken to tight and which hurts my triceps. Could you please tell me how to relax my arms and grip when doing Gyakugesa? Thanks in advance!
Grip the katana Little finger, ring finger, middle finger when you cut and hold it too. please cut from of your lower abdmen, left hand. And more check what i explaining in this video. Please imitate🙏
Thanks for this! I'm still in middle school and in my p.e class we have this game where there is a small circle and people run towards the middle to get a weapon(pool noodle) and this tutorial helped me and I won every round! Do you have any ways I can defend myself from a horizontal swing? Thanks Sensei Kaz! You made this a simple understandable explanation.
Muchas gracias por la lección,!! precisamente estoy teniendo michas dificultades ya que cambié de bokuyo a iaito y tiendo a usar mas los brazos qie el abdomen.
These are the moves I have been having problems with lately. I think it is has something to do with my hand positions on the sword and how they shift while swinging. I feel really clumsy while doing them. I'll watch this several times and see if I can get a better feel for it. Thank you as always! Great lesson! EDIT: I don't think my hands are shifting while swinging, maybe it has to do with my arm and elbow positions when I finish the cut. I'll keep working on it.
@@serpnta1267 ..nice conversation...these vids are always inspiring.. .. I noticed in the first moves when kaz swings his weight was on the back foot and that reminded me of learning this in my teens...i allways put my weight on the forward foot, When i strike forward with the cut, especially when I am not stepping forward , i move the sword as if it was my body, from the leg, like stepping but not, to keep the weight under the sword, think of the sword as your body and the stationary leg to carry the weight ... this was mostly using a saber... I only say it to help, I have no pro training ..and I may have made a fool of myself in not explaining clearly...but I have the same problems sometimes...
I have been practicing with another heavy bokken like the furibo.But i never been try furibo however i think i would like to try as collaborate with the ryuha when I go back to Japan🙏
With a heavy iron bar or club and 4-5lb leaded gloves, 100 reps of this left me burning in the serratus, obliques, hips, and pelvic girdle. A real challenge for grip strength, was trembling just a bit! Added deep hathayoga breathwork with forceful exhalations from below the navel for a strong shout. SUPER intense, loved it!! I owe the chance for such a boost of rigor and spirit to this uploader and his consistent, patient, sustained effort in teaching, and technically rock-solid videos in which one gets plenty of condensed detail in each. Gratefully reccomended.
Another great lesson as usual by Sensei Kaz.Thank you so much.
Еду тренироваться! Спасибо за подробные уроки!
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Excellent - many many thanks for the important details
thank you for the technique and explanation.
Simple understandable explanation
Let's practice together!
Thanks for your time and wisdom i've had a hard time with these cuts this advice will help me🙇♂️🙇♂️🙇♂️
Bless your heart, sensei❗️ I'll be joining your RUclips membership
Very nice demonstration sir, thank you!
Great lesson Sensi! I'm learning the same thing for Kummooyeh but my Sensi says I am gripping the bokken to tight and which hurts my triceps. Could you please tell me how to relax my arms and grip when doing Gyakugesa? Thanks in advance!
Grip the katana Little finger, ring finger, middle finger when you cut and hold it too. please cut from of your lower abdmen, left hand. And more check what i explaining in this video. Please imitate🙏
Thank u Sensei for teaching
Arigato gozaimasu. Thank you for the emphasis on using the centre of the body .it is helping other facets of training.
Great, thank you! 😊
Thank you again for the inspirational instruction. I can't wait to give it my feeble effort with my walking stick.
Thank you so much for posting this video! It's so helpful. I'm having trouble doing kiriage without footwork.
thanks for this video❤
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Respected Sir thank you for the great lesson... love from India 😘😘😘😘
I'll do it! That will help us! Thank you Kaz!
Thank you Sensei Kaz.
Thanks for this! I'm still in middle school and in my p.e class we have this game where there is a small circle and people run towards the middle to get a weapon(pool noodle) and this tutorial helped me and I won every round! Do you have any ways I can defend myself from a horizontal swing? Thanks Sensei Kaz! You made this a simple understandable explanation.
It's my pleasure! You can check this video too! ruclips.net/video/9ZfTVVMuSCM/видео.htmlsi=R_NFhg0i5QQ_BAnI
Great lesson and I look forward to the live stream. You move very fast in this one. So fast that your camera can't seem to keep up.👍🌲
Terimakasih Sensei Kaz🙏🏼
That's part of the kata in Shindo Munen Ryu.
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Muchas gracias por la lección,!! precisamente estoy teniendo michas dificultades ya que cambié de bokuyo a iaito y tiendo a usar mas los brazos qie el abdomen.
I can't read...😭
These are the moves I have been having problems with lately. I think it is has something to do with my hand positions on the sword and how they shift while swinging. I feel really clumsy while doing them. I'll watch this several times and see if I can get a better feel for it. Thank you as always! Great lesson!
EDIT: I don't think my hands are shifting while swinging, maybe it has to do with my arm and elbow positions when I finish the cut. I'll keep working on it.
Hi, you mean when you swing Gakugesa ? or about swing many time in a low?
@@SAMURAIKAZARTS When I swing Gakugesa. I think it has to do with my elbow position at the end of the swing going from my right side to the left.
@@serpnta1267 Ofcourse i t's important it. And it's also important how to use left wrist & hand. Anyway I will explain at the livestream.
@@SAMURAIKAZARTS I'll keep practicing. Thank you!
@@serpnta1267 ..nice conversation...these vids are always inspiring.. .. I noticed in the first moves when kaz swings his weight was on the back foot and that reminded me of learning this in my teens...i allways put my weight on the forward foot, When i strike forward with the cut, especially when I am not stepping forward , i move the sword as if it was my body, from the leg, like stepping but not, to keep the weight under the sword, think of the sword as your body and the stationary leg to carry the weight ... this was mostly using a saber... I only say it to help, I have no pro training ..and I may have made a fool of myself in not explaining clearly...but I have the same problems sometimes...
Always like for your Training Sensei, by the way can you teach us about furibo or Suburito, I would love that
I have been practicing with another heavy bokken like the furibo.But i never been try furibo however i think i would like to try as collaborate with the ryuha when I go back to Japan🙏
I am the one arm samurai 💯❗️ nothing but the wakizashi and tanto❗️❗️💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯👍🙏⛩️🐉⛩️
Flame breathing 2nd form Nobori En Ten
THE NINJA WAS THE ULITAME WARRIOR❗️❗️❗️💯⛩️🐉⛩️👍🙏
To hell with the katanta ❗️ over rated for so long❤❗️❗️❗️👍🙏⛩️🐉⛩️
Can someone disabled can do this using one arm??🤔❓
I believe that they can do it as another way.