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- Опубликовано: 18 апр 2024
- I've been keeping this idea in the back burner for years, wasn't sure how I would approach it in video format. not to mention wasn't sure if it's something anyone interested to know....
what do you think after watching the video? 
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Excellent video on important things!!!!
Thank you 🙏🙇♂️ I'm glad I'm not just imagining things 🤭
I was taught that building of potential energy, it is vital. Good video and lovely location my friend!
Thank you Ivan! Been awhile how have you been?
Dojo "Arhat-Do". Kyiv, Ukraine.
I am a Shotokan Karate coach and we also practice Iai-Do every Sunday. Sometimes I replace Sensei and teach Iai-Do. You made me think about this position before kiri. The box full of stars is open! I'll go look for information on the Internet about this. Thank you for your inquisitive mind. We must always have the Shoshin mind to learn new things!
Thank you 🙏 Im happy my videos can provide some value to our training
Dojo Ichi Ryu Kai, Hungary: Great observation and very important basis for learning! We didn't talk about this in the dojo. All movements are independent but synchronized with each other. For this reason, it is important that the correct starting (lauch) condition is recorded before cutting, from which all exercises can be performed safely. Of course, this is not really apparent in practiced execution, but it is a very important basis. It's as if you showed the root of a tree on which it rests! Thanks for it!
🙏 thank you I hope it's something we can keep learning about
loved the rain in the background
You noticed! Haha unfortunately that rain ends up being a storm 10 minutes into filming this 😅
Great observation!!! In my dojo, I'm taught to do all waza in one complete movement, from draw to cut. Any movement in two steps are no good. Although dese kata have the same kneel-beginning pose as you have mentioned in the video. I believe that in Iaido we train to adapt to situations, so our cuts have to be quick and efficient. In other way we don't stop in middle of the movement to judge. All movements have to be determined before action.
Hey thanks for pointing out what I fail to mention! Yes in practice and reality we don't stop at that posture it's one smooth movement, and yes I have heard movements have to be determined and committed before action - that's a really good point.
I guess the point I tried to bring up was- what if there's an unexpected reaction from the opponent...for example...inyoshintai, as we make the first sheath during zanshin, then the opponent comes for the second strike, would that be pre-determined or reactionary? What's your view on that? (Could be another video to explore in future)
@@NamazuRyuSaiken well I haven't got the answer. Looking forward to explore that aspect of Iaido in the future.
Your Iaido is getting better!
Thank you friend! 🙏
Good one Sempai 👍
🙏thanks I hope you like the video 🙇♂️
Love the vid! You have any plans to do the live stream training sessions again?
I'd love to do it again if that's what you guys want to see👍. But my only concern is....I hardly talk in it 😅 and I think the live session is a little hard to pull off since my timezone is different
Wei? You are from Hamachidori right? Wsg!
Wsg? Hellooo! Domooo!👋🤭
In what year in history did the sword carrying Samurai start to sit or kneel with the long sword still on the hip?
There isn't, Katana is like their secondary weapon. In fact when nobunaga got in touch with gunpowders he like it better than the sword. Even miyamoto musashi favorite weapon was a staff
@@doomedtolove9214 I don't know about all that but from what I read; the long sword was not worn while kneeling or sitting down, these martial arts schools that claim to be traditional have included a lot of made-up stuff, to decorate the way of the sword. Like the action of flicking blood off of a sword when in reality it would be cleaned with a cloth, but I asked because maybe what I read is not true, maybe later Ronin sat around in seiza with swords at the ready for a duel, so I asked.
@@samiibrahim5356 true they kinda sugarcoated it with fancy moves and i agree with your point, this things just for demonstration not actual combat
I wish I have an accurate answer to that, didn't have enough concrete research on the subject manner.
But yes iaido is a modern concept and wearing an uchikatana in seiza position is fairly modern idea too. What I do know, there was a sword student that brought in the seiza in iaido because he was practicing in an etiquette school. He brought the seiza into their style and it becomes what we are practicing today, hope it shed some light as how many modern ideas tend to be practiced now.
It's not always a matter of "how it's used to be" more what new ideas and adaptations been introduced to the more newer styles
@@NamazuRyuSaiken thanks for the reply