ikr, I actually understood why you needed to guard yourself with the sword in that fashion, so that you cushion and deflect the impact from the opponent sword.
@@DishonoredGOD anime reference isn't funny everywhere are you guys ok , imagine giving movie reference in every video about gun how cringe that will be
This video is literally too perfect: Elder Samurai Teacher: Check. Clearly demonstrated exercises with slow-mo footage: Check. Clean distraction-free Dojo: Check. Sweet sword techniques: Check. Not longer than it needs to be: Check. Pretty girl doing Martial Arts: Double Check. Japanese culture always finds perfection.
@trannhattan1112 ofcourse not xD - it's not kendo - so why would they- but your right if this would be a movie or anime they would scream like the devil xD
@J.P. Jin It keeps distance and Katana's aren't very heavy, it's also a part of Traditional Samurai technique. Other parts that are note worthy are the way they chose to deflect, even in anime, manga and movies the way people deflect strikes with a Katana is usually wrong. You can't take full flat strikes, nor can you use them yourself because the katana is long, thin and made of pretty weak steel. Taking strikes flat across the edge or face of the blade could easily chip or break it, so you use diagonals, you try to deflect instead of guard because that's what the blade was designed to do. And keeping your distance is a part of that as well because it gives you more time to deflect or step away, the blade is long and light why not use that as an advantage.
As soon as the attacker's sword makes contact with your sword, simultaneously tilt your sword, i.e. handle raised, and move outside the attacker's sword. This will cause the attacker's sword to slide down on your sword, which will enable you to slash down your opponent with full force.
And make sure you angle your body with the tilt, because otherwise when the blow comes off your sword, it'll continue down into your hip. Angling the body makes the blow continue its angled slide, down and away from hitting you.
You may want to find out more about armed combat and how to incorporate it in your unarmed combat. It's not all about using a sword, staff, nunchaku etc. Even something as simple as a pen(cil), a lighter or a glass can be turned into a highly effective weapon. Good luck!
Honestly as they are holding their weapons with two hands it's relatively easy to stop the swing mid through, swords in general are really light weight. Though if they were holding it with only one hand it would require strenght and control to stop it, i'm sure they could do it as well.
this is not english swordplay sweetie, this is a long gone honor fueled fighting in a language hard to learn with certain suicide on the end if you loose to regain your lost honor.
My god this looks extremely difficult. This is some top tier Eastern parrying, and it’s pretty damn cool! He so fluidly turns an overhead blow into a parry to deflect the counter strike while quickly following up with the final overhead blow by precisely positioning his arms to move the hilt where he needs it, always keeping the blade in an ideal position. Awesome.
13 years after you posted this the algorithm sent it to me. It may be the best instructional video on here. It's not in English but everyone understands exactly what he is trying to teach. The slow motion and repetition of the class enforces the learning and 7 million guys watched this and promptly thought. Fantastic, I'm going to need to remember this series of perfect swordfighting moves just in case
such a fantastic teacher. he has easily taught me the key details about the guard through careful and practical explanation with examples. he clearly has had much experience explaining and has narrowed it down to a science.
I understand. The parry purpose is not only to block, but at the same time the sword is in position for next attack, already gaining momentum to strike down.
would have been an absolutely astonishing, mesmerising and short experience watching two samurai battle it out with the katana. truly more than just a form of killing and self defence, an art form.
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I just realized the Skirt is used to hide their footwork and stance so that the enemy can't see their footing and posture, it disguises where the strikes and power will be coming from
Love the simplicity of it all. Quick moves, delivery and recovery flowing smoothly... though, as a hema practitioner, not too comfortable with letting my blade too close to me like that in a parry. Zornhau can blow through that if done properly.
@@leighwade3901 sadly no plan survives contact with the enemy. And in the heat of combat, the enemy is unpredictable. Katana, longsword, or whatever weapon is used.
@Arioch No they are not new. They may havr arrived relatively later than other two handed weapons of the time but multiple figures in japanese history have already perfected the weapon's style. Several of which are popular enough to be immortalized in popular media. Hell, several schools were even founded prior to the first shogunate. Not to mention they had something similar to play with even before the katana was developed, known as the Tachi. This isn't new.
@Arioch I have educated myself and you claiming that japanese swordsmanship is a "new" form of martial arts is a disservice to their art. Both european and Japanese schools of swordsmanship (most if not all) have formalized roughly around the 13th to 1400s. In terms of proficiencies, they are both similar and unique in that regard. And it isn't "a few thousand years".
It's 2 am, I'm lying in bed trying to sleep and this is recommended to me. I don't know why I'm watching this kenjutsu video and trying to learn what the instructor is saying. Maybe I'll need this technique to fight a dragon in my dreams.
Me salió en recomendados, ni idea porque pero me fascina, quisiera aprender tmb, pero como no son las costumbres de mi país, tendré que conformarme agarrándome a escobazos con mi hermano 👍
wow just watching the moves is amazing, every inch is packed with alot of knowledge about the body and style, this was amzing thank you so for sharing this.
I have seen these movements many times while training with Katana. The masters always instructed us to keep distance then strike, create distance, block create distance then strike. Adversaries look to counter attack moves but rarely are prepared for one to disengage only to strike.
Very clear. concise demonstration of the techniques but I'm a bit confused by the headline (not just the weird, to me, of kenjutsu). Isn't this more kendo (with bokken rather than shinai) or battodo than iaido?
Interesting to see the tactical focus of Japanese martial swordsmanship (as opposed to sport, i.e., kendo) is on immediate counterattack. I suppose that is necessary when the parry puts you so far out of guard posture. Compare to classical saber-and classical European fencing in general-where a proper parry is one that minimizes your recovery to guard.
read Fiore, all his counters are attacks and leave you of what later styles call a guard possition, but in Poste that he describes. Also, longsword is much more like a katana or tachi than sabre , or even sidesword.
Kenjutsu reminds me of Western boxing. Not having the flashy moves of some marital arts, it looks deceptively simplistic and rather easy, almost random, wild slashing. But when you actually try it against a knowledgeable and experienced practitioner, you realize just how wrong you are.
Definitely not wild slashing. They have name for most of the opening movement. When practised like 1000 times it become ingrained in your subconcious and muscle memory. "No mind" where you dont think about it anymore. They tried to explained this "No mind" in the movie The Last Samurai, in a rather comical way, but is is there.
Didn't understand a word he said. But I understood everything he said.
Indeed
HOW?!
@@Эстетика-ш8й comprehension goes beyond language, visual comprehension is also part of learning and teaching.
@Sadge Mon あなたはあまりにも意地悪です...
@Sadge Mon an idiot isn't allowed to call others idiot..
When the teacher is so good you understand his japanese
ikr, I actually understood why you needed to guard yourself with the sword in that fashion, so that you cushion and deflect the impact from the opponent sword.
@@deadmanperipherals and the counter become more faster than expected
@@ezqwenthur6370 Truex that as well.
😃😃👍👍 about to write something similar 😆😆😆😆
Excellent visual demonstration that can be understood in any language.
my brain: i dunno why, but i need to remember this technique
bruh
Maybe you'll need it one day to protect yourself, not necessarily with a blade
me too hahah
Maybe one day you get isekai-ed and you are fortunate to remember this OP skill. xD
Exactly dude
Waiting for when the girl starts having flash back to this moment before she's about to be defeated by the antagonist
Lol underrated comment
first name stfu it’s just a from of storytelling don’t bring anime everywhere
@@voltgaming2213 you ok?
@@DishonoredGOD anime reference isn't funny everywhere are you guys ok , imagine giving movie reference in every video about gun how cringe that will be
@@voltgaming2213 it joke
The teacher is so good that even though I don't know Japanese I understood.
Same
yep same too lol
Am I a couple years late to say I agree?
@maxwellquipey1 no, im more late than you lmao
This video is literally too perfect:
Elder Samurai Teacher: Check.
Clearly demonstrated exercises with slow-mo footage: Check.
Clean distraction-free Dojo: Check.
Sweet sword techniques: Check.
Not longer than it needs to be: Check.
Pretty girl doing Martial Arts: Double Check.
Japanese culture always finds perfection.
Comment with 69 likes: check
the Japanese ALWAYS find perfection.
@trannhattan1112 ofcourse not xD - it's not kendo - so why would they- but your right if this would be a movie or anime they would scream like the devil xD
I lost it on pretty girl hahahaha
True tho
@J.P. Jin It keeps distance and Katana's aren't very heavy, it's also a part of Traditional Samurai technique. Other parts that are note worthy are the way they chose to deflect, even in anime, manga and movies the way people deflect strikes with a Katana is usually wrong. You can't take full flat strikes, nor can you use them yourself because the katana is long, thin and made of pretty weak steel. Taking strikes flat across the edge or face of the blade could easily chip or break it, so you use diagonals, you try to deflect instead of guard because that's what the blade was designed to do. And keeping your distance is a part of that as well because it gives you more time to deflect or step away, the blade is long and light why not use that as an advantage.
An old man once said :
"Hesitation is Defeat".
Agilku ah yes, i remember him saying that after pulling out a glock
I think he said that a lot more than once
fuck that. for the glory of Ashina.
Agilku ah yes isshin the sword saint.
*Pulls out a S&W 500 Magnum*
As soon as the attacker's sword makes contact with your sword, simultaneously tilt your sword, i.e. handle raised, and move outside the attacker's sword. This will cause the attacker's sword to slide down on your sword, which will enable you to slash down your opponent with full force.
And make sure you angle your body with the tilt, because otherwise when the blow comes off your sword, it'll continue down into your hip. Angling the body makes the blow continue its angled slide, down and away from hitting you.
Me, lying down on my bed stuffing face with chips, avoiding all confrontation:
y e s
Whether it will cause that both of us die if I directly hit his waist from bottom to up after the opponent's make my sword slide down?
And make sure to outstretch your arms, as for your elbow to be out of the way.
Can this technique be applied to sparring with alot of practice?
This was excellent. Watching this made me realize that I might enjoy armed combat as much as I enjoy unarmed combat
You may want to find out more about armed combat and how to incorporate it in your unarmed combat. It's not all about using a sword, staff, nunchaku etc. Even something as simple as a pen(cil), a lighter or a glass can be turned into a highly effective weapon. Good luck!
@@jeanwolf155 broom defense :D
When the teacher is so good he blows through the language barrier
Yo dude your pfp....
Yo dude your pfp....
Yo dude your pfp....
Me: Doesn't have a katana or any sword type
My brain: Write that down we might need need it in the future
You can use a stick. 😅
@@3ormore778 it doesnt feel realistic :( I got a metal pipe and put cardboard handle and stuff on it and it still doesn't feel realistic
If you are determined for this then you should maybe get or make one of those sticks that they are using.
true ! ;D
@@jaydingleberrydaquaviousbi6023
I'm making a katana with just a saw 😀 no fancy tools....
Gotta learn perfect deflect timing to do lots of posture damage
You cant deflect on kensei
Genji shimada
Did you get that profile pic from simlpeflips
@@smackmmk I get asked this a lot. No I actually used this way before simpleflips ever did
@@WilliamHungVEVO oh ok cool
It astounds me that the swords make such a loud clap when guarded, yet they are able to stop their swings when unguarded!
Honestly as they are holding their weapons with two hands it's relatively easy to stop the swing mid through, swords in general are really light weight. Though if they were holding it with only one hand it would require strenght and control to stop it, i'm sure they could do it as well.
The Boken is typically made from a hardwood like Oak. You get this kind of practice in an Aikido dojo.
@@irasac1 it's also depend on the balance of the sword as. If the center of mass is near the top like the katana then two hands are better than one
It’s not hard to stop a bokken mid swing. Stopping it and having it perfectly still immediately takes some practice and a loose grip, though.
I could have watched this at 9 years old and become an anime character, but youtube recommendations weren't that good back then.
nah fr I’m actually mad
受け流しの手の内と、肘の使い方、基本中の基本がわかり易い動画でした😊良いと思います。
ladies blocking my pickup game
lmaooo
👁️👄👁️
@@linnen_elm
👀
🖕👃
👄
Blocking ur pick-up game then counters with a burn.
@ 2:37
In English longsword play, this is known as a "pendant" (defensive move allowing the attacker's blade to slide down your own).
this is not english swordplay sweetie, this is a long gone honor fueled fighting in a language hard to learn with certain suicide on the end if you loose to regain your lost honor.
@@WaveTheConqueror Calm down weebo.
@@WaveTheConqueror honor? Most like pride and ego
@@allandecastroferreira9359 nope, Honor
@@WaveTheConqueror Have you heard about Musashi and his set of deceiving skills and actions?
My god this looks extremely difficult.
This is some top tier Eastern parrying, and it’s pretty damn cool!
He so fluidly turns an overhead blow into a parry to deflect the counter strike while quickly following up with the final overhead blow by precisely positioning his arms to move the hilt where he needs it, always keeping the blade in an ideal position. Awesome.
こういう古い武道って動きのひとつひとつに理由があって合理的なところがすごく好き。それでいて洗練されて美しい。
剣術って、現代からすると狂気みたいな練習が必要なのに、死ぬときはあっという間なのが儚くて好き。
I understand BOTH a Master, and a Sword Technique.
So beautiful art. And i dont speak a word of japanese. just with see you i understand the basic concept of the movement. A great Sensei.
Because You are Allready A SENSEI!
@@komarithsoth422 NANI
@This is BAXTER it's Fist of the NortStar, Kenshiro reference ._.
he points it out, student moves, and I understood right away what he's trying to say. Amazing teaching.
When the recommendation algorithm gets it right.
Just 9 years late.
dosen't matter. Those techniques are timeless.
Did you need these techniques within the last 9 years O_O
@@aureum5484 And even before that.
A swordmaster is never late, nor is he early. He arrives precisely when he means to
I was 11 years late...
I like how the block really defines how a single edged blade is super useful. All those spinny twirly moves makes so much sense now.
13 years after you posted this the algorithm sent it to me. It may be the best instructional video on here. It's not in English but everyone understands exactly what he is trying to teach. The slow motion and repetition of the class enforces the learning and 7 million guys watched this and promptly thought. Fantastic, I'm going to need to remember this series of perfect swordfighting moves just in case
such a fantastic teacher. he has easily taught me the key details about the guard through careful and practical explanation with examples. he clearly has had much experience explaining and has narrowed it down to a science.
I'm disappointed they didn't show their shikai and bankai
Apparently we the netizens are not qualified enough to see it yet.
今は日本語がわかるアニムを見ました。そして、私は常に祖先の伝統に追いつくために剣術を学びたいと思っていました。私自身も日本人なので、これらは面白いと思います！
Nobody:
Me trying to learn kendo and iaido Bc of the bullet shortage:
I don't speak Japanese but I can understand what he is saying. Haha. Nice Demonstration.
Ki
Sounds like hes speaking engrish if you listen closely
Lkr
Tell us, please, Jerome - how do you feel it? Or else?
@@michayahjwalker3349 hmm, sounds like Japanese to me. Although there may have have been one instance of English.
これからも剣術の修行頑張って下さい応援します
孫悟空 私の親愛なる日本の友人は、アメリカ人を信じていない、彼らはすでに彼らが必要なときにあなたを裏切るでしょう、彼らはすでに一度私の2つを十分に爆撃。
人それぞれ
2:22 Focus, determination and focus.
例に漏れずサムネに釣られた1人だが剣技に魅入ってしまった。とても参考になったので早速明日から日常生活で使わせて頂きます。
I understand. The parry purpose is not only to block, but at the same time the sword is in position for next attack, already gaining momentum to strike down.
一度途絶えてしまった技術を現代に再現されようとしている努力に感嘆の思いです。
是非とも素晴らしい技術を後世に受け継いで行って頂きたいと影から応援させて頂きます。
実は私たちも北九州剣術クラブというサークルを作り、剣術の研究をしておりまして、それも全く逆の発想から剣術を掘り起こしていきたいと思っています。
と言いますのも、私たちは真剣と同じ重さ、同じ長さの練習刀“袋刀”と言う物を制作し、それを使って乱取り練習を重ね、少しでも強くなる事により、４００年前には確実に居た剣豪達に近づくことが出来るのではないか？
しいては、同じ技術に行き着くのではないか？との思いで練習を重ねております。
私たちの様な弱小団体が言うのも失礼かとは思いますが、ますますの御健勝の程、お祈りしております。
北九州剣術クラブ 袋刀を使っての乱取り稽古(寸止め)
真延流剣術 乱取り稽古1
コメント、ありがとうございます。
そちら様のビデオも拝見させて頂きました。
面白い試みかと思いました。
真剣と同じ重さを扱うには腕の強さだけではなく、体の使い方の工夫が必要なのでしょうね。
そうした稽古には大変役に立ちそうなものだと思いました。
こちらも、ますますのご健勝、お祈りいたします。
😁
斬り合いながら体重がかかる足もかなり移動するのかっこいい
would have been an absolutely astonishing, mesmerising and short experience watching two samurai battle it out with the katana. truly more than just a form of killing and self defence, an art form.
@@Empyrean_Enigma sorry? Lol
This is one of my favorite videos of all time.
Now I understand how the combat between Samurais ends in such a historic way.
Her ponytail and the hakama emphasize her elegance even more.
Ikr
Brilliant movements; BRAVO! 💪😎✨
なぜかおすすめにでてきた
しかもコメ欄が英語でいっぱい。。。
こ↑こ↓
What
oh！yes(*´ω｀*)
そうだな！
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Thank you for the small lesson on sword manoeuver. It is appreciated.
身体の使い方とても勉強になります。へその向きが相手に向きながら体で捌くことがいかに難しいか。
I love the moment where they're walking to each other and about to cross swords, they look like they're gliding.
I just realized the Skirt is used to hide their footwork and stance so that the enemy can't see their footing and posture, it disguises where the strikes and power will be coming from
Excellent, fluid movements. Thanks for uploading. Always a joy to see these techniques in practice. ^^
Hold on? Is that you on there Kami Nana??
Landsknecht 86 lolno Mizuki Nana isn't in this video. -though, I'd love it if she were-
Hi Kami Nana 😍
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I remember watching this so many years ago. Yt brought it back to my recommendation
喋る言葉が違っても、感想が殆ど同じなの凄いなw
oremo souomotta konokome suki
La tuya por si acaso
Confirmo
What a fantastic teacher. I can't speak the language. But his visual instruction was so clear. Thank you!
wow! amazing! I really love this art!
such movements are like part of a dancing between a samurai and the katana.
wonderful
bruh moment
現代でこのレベルだったら昔ってどれだけスゲかったんだよ。
damn, you're right son!
当たったら終わりかつ倍以上重いって凄いよな
カイス 簡単に言うと、金属バット3本分くらいなんだって〜
チャンネル登録してくれ俺の承認欲求のために
もっと重いぞ
蟹クラブ まじか、、、倫理の授業ではそう言ってたんだけど、勘違いだったのかも、ごめんけ
I don't know why but i just nodded while he's speaking even though i don't understand what he was saying 😂
Because actions speak louder than words?
KW k
You're beginning to believe
剣術・古武道（古武術）の居想会：関戸光賀 tradução: Arte da espada e artes marciais antigas (artes marciais antigas): Sekito Mitsuga?
me and my friend with the cardboard after the school work was done:
Intercultural reference
無外流といえば、斎藤 一が修めた、といわれる流派ですよね
Love the simplicity of it all. Quick moves, delivery and recovery flowing smoothly... though, as a hema practitioner, not too comfortable with letting my blade too close to me like that in a parry. Zornhau can blow through that if done properly.
Yeah, but it isn't defence against HEMA, is it? It's defence against another katana
@@leighwade3901 sadly no plan survives contact with the enemy. And in the heat of combat, the enemy is unpredictable. Katana, longsword, or whatever weapon is used.
@Arioch No they are not new. They may havr arrived relatively later than other two handed weapons of the time but multiple figures in japanese history have already perfected the weapon's style. Several of which are popular enough to be immortalized in popular media. Hell, several schools were even founded prior to the first shogunate. Not to mention they had something similar to play with even before the katana was developed, known as the Tachi. This isn't new.
@Arioch I have educated myself and you claiming that japanese swordsmanship is a "new" form of martial arts is a disservice to their art. Both european and Japanese schools of swordsmanship (most if not all) have formalized roughly around the 13th to 1400s. In terms of proficiencies, they are both similar and unique in that regard. And it isn't "a few thousand years".
That block is definitely taking advantage of the fact that their swords aren't double edged. I cannot imagine this going well using a broadsword.
It's 2 am, I'm lying in bed trying to sleep and this is recommended to me. I don't know why I'm watching this kenjutsu video and trying to learn what the instructor is saying. Maybe I'll need this technique to fight a dragon in my dreams.
Hidetaka Miyazaki
recommended this video before playing sekiro
色々見たけど、一番説得力がある。システマっぽい。
消える剣とか透ける剣とか、、、より堅実
I'm in the really cool part of RUclips. I want to learn! :D
Full respect for kendo but that block was very questionable, same for the foot work.
"Actions are better than words" hence proved .
But action is confusing w/o words
これを見る時、なんと素晴らしいだと思った
Great movement sensei!
thank you
Pablo Márquez san
Emma training w Isshin
Father Scrimp the Wretched Isshin Kurosaki
Yo! Nice! Lol.
剣道ルールに縛られない技を習って、反射神経は剣道で鍛えるのが最強だと思います
Me salió en recomendados, ni idea porque pero me fascina, quisiera aprender tmb, pero como no son las costumbres de mi país, tendré que conformarme agarrándome a escobazos con mi hermano 👍
They cut so fast that our brains are making them slow
Do not wear a mask!
@@eliasg6813 sorry fam I got to
@@NarutoUzumaski Rest in peace!
@@eliasg6813 bru to early
Me: Good skills.
After playing Sekiro me:
L1 R1 L1 R1……
ilovejokin dont forget the O
いや草
lol
もっと評価されるべきwwww
Ah yes, I remember when Fiore visited Japan to teach his art.
"Use this when a filthy peasant charges you with a staff or whatever the hell you have here. You guys have peasant revolts too, right?"
Il faut une longue pratique pour ce kata.
très bien fait, merci.
Beautifully, dignified and with great respect for warriors
🕊️🇯🇵👏
wow just watching the moves is amazing, every inch is packed with alot of knowledge about the body and style, this was amzing thank you so for sharing this.
概要欄が素敵すぎる。
Good Lord, RUclips algorithm..... Simply means that I play Sekiro too much.
I don't play sekiro and I still got this
Yeah I don’t play it either but it’s still in my feed
Me : *what is sekiro?*
I haven't even played Sekiro yet, but I really want to, and this came up.
i never played it, yet this still came up.
"Hesitation is defeat"
アメリカ人だけど、英語教師で日本に滞在した時で少し剣道をやってみたんだ。もう20年前の事ですが、今でも「小手！」と「面！」っていうのは懐かしく覚えている
袴の腰板に家紋が入っているのが良いですね。
遠目には丸に梅鉢に見えましたが、撫子か石竹でしょうか？
it's amazing how good he is that he was able to convey everything in an entirely different language but I still understood.
ponytail is my weakness.
Haha. I'm a sucker for ponytail too. And you know what? I think that ponytail is even sharper than the blade itself.
Same here. Female joggers.
My weakness is short hair grill
Weapons don't care about age or gender. It only cares about how skilled you are.
I have seen these movements many times while training with Katana. The masters always instructed us to keep distance then strike, create distance, block create distance then strike. Adversaries look to counter attack moves but rarely are prepared for one to disengage only to strike.
This may be a dumb question but does a metal blade deflect off of another metal blade the same way as wood?
this is the flashback of the girl after being KO by the villan (such a pretty woman, eh?)
Yes same thought
Simp.
@@hyliandoctor Yes, i am.
Before trying this: watch their feet a few dozen times. The sidestep (we called it Irimi Tai) is crucial here. Also have some tension when blocking.
when you learn a counter to counter a counter attack but it has another counter so he teach it to counter but she manage to learn how to counter it
1:48 the shoe squeak I hear what is happening
Very clear. concise demonstration of the techniques but I'm a bit confused by the headline (not just the weird, to me, of kenjutsu).
Isn't this more kendo (with bokken rather than shinai) or battodo than iaido?
I'm glad youtube finally recommended something good! 14 YEARS, RUclips! FOURTEEN YEARS!!!
*When you mistype Sekiro and still finds great sword action*
高校の剣道部ではじめて受け廻しで返されたときは、理解できなかった秘術です。
Anybody else lost? Yeah, I wandered here too.
あー。
絶対斬られる。
シンプルな動きか実は難しいんだと思った。
稽古は大事なんですね。
武士は昔から今、未来もいる。
日本語頑張ったね
Excellent form for instruction, I learned something!
Interesting to see the tactical focus of Japanese martial swordsmanship (as opposed to sport, i.e., kendo) is on immediate counterattack. I suppose that is necessary when the parry puts you so far out of guard posture. Compare to classical saber-and classical European fencing in general-where a proper parry is one that minimizes your recovery to guard.
read Fiore, all his counters are attacks and leave you of what later styles call a guard possition, but in Poste that he describes. Also, longsword is much more like a katana or tachi than sabre , or even sidesword.
the live action demon slayer look really intresting
これは最高です
great demonstration
I definitely saw that posture in an old Japanese painting.
Kenjutsu reminds me of Western boxing. Not having the flashy moves of some marital arts, it looks deceptively simplistic and rather easy, almost random, wild slashing. But when you actually try it against a knowledgeable and experienced practitioner, you realize just how wrong you are.
A better comparison would be HEMA (historical european martial arts). The techniques look very similar.
Flash is only for movies. In real sword fighting, death happens quick. You blink, you die.
Definitely not wild slashing. They have name for most of the opening movement. When practised like 1000 times it become ingrained in your subconcious and muscle memory. "No mind" where you dont think about it anymore. They tried to explained this "No mind" in the movie The Last Samurai, in a rather comical way, but is is there.
@@kecapmanis4191 arethose bokuto swords? Or bokken im uncertain.
I mean, I guess. But you can pretty much make that comparison with any fighting style or sport.