Returning the sword to the Saya an advanced lesson
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- Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2020
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you're the best !! im practicing with a cheep steel cutting sword and I just overnighted a bokken after I found your videos. im so stoked! thanks so much for all the content.
My pleasure!
Thats a great tip, slapping dropping to the hand, might try that myself - but my school, Muso Shinden's noto with the blade horizontally. 🤔 haha we shall see how it goes 😀
Lol yes some arts are a bit different, best of luck in all of your training , thanks for reaching out!
Thank you so much for lesson.
The railroad tracks is a good point, I make the mistake of 45 degrees on the saya 👍thanks Senseii
Excellent will practice as well as noto and sayabiki the previous practice video was very impressive and this will follow up with when I am ready; nukitsuke, furikuburi, kiriorishi, noto, is what I have been working on, thank you very much
You are very welcome
Very bad example. Very noisy.
@@ceesvanderzee5187 please keep in mind the highly sensitive microphone is inches away from the sword right on my chest. You can see the little blue light. So it picks up every little sound and magnifies it
Years ago I got complaints that I couldn't be heard well with the regular on-camera microphone because in sword videos you need to stand far from the camera. So in reality it's not that loud. Thanks for the feedback.
Thank you so much for the upload
I will practice the return w railroad method
Thanks for the quick comment! Have fun!
Thanks again always informative and helpful information.🥂 lam looking at a katana so l will be asking a question later about one right now just happy to watch you demonstrate.🥂👏👏👏
My pleasure!
Pretty cool stuff 👍👍👍
The Art of the Samari is a thing of beauty Back in the day I saw Segaro Oyama n Sensi Nocamora do a sword demo that was beyond words At Weslian Colledge Ct
My unstructured were Sensi John Giordano n master Frank Ruiz Neisi Goju n Pross Mosses Powel best of the best Shodon Rich Dengenis
Funny thing, ive recently got my first sword, ive learned this in 10 minutes, the basics, did not even needed to look at it, i was able to return it with my eyes closed from the start, trained for 2 more days, its gets easier every time. I understand thats its different for everyone, for me its very easy to do, of course i cant do it as fast as this yet, but ill get there soon,, a week i would say. Its recommended to start with wooden sword or just not sharp sword, but im prepared to cut myself, not scared, cant learn without spilling a little blood :). Ill just need more time to get used to the weight, its just 1kg, but for a sword i think its heavy.
Ive tried to dig into my family tree as far back as possible, i thought there maybe was a master swordsman in the past in my eastern european family, nope :D
I guess its just in my blood, i can learn weapons and martial arts fast and easy. Great video ^^
Great content and great teaching style! I've watched a number of your videos so far. I don't remember seeing if these are fully sharpened Katana or if they've been left unsharpened along the cutting edge. Just curious since the only Katana I have is a fully sharpened 1095 steel.
Due to insurance regulations, we only allow use of unsharpend iaito during normal classes. We also recommend this to beginners as a live blade can certainly be quite dangerous. So we don't recommend them unless approved by an instructor.
Also as practitioners get older (like myself) the lighter blades are easier on the body. As far as quality of a steel blade, this would be more applicable for actual cutting and the thickness of the target.
Thanks for the great question!
@@TheBudoAcademy Thanks for the quick response. I'll look into another (non live) sword just for practice. Glad I asked :-)
@@robcarnaroli269 you are welcome, we like Tozando, best prices for quality
Hi sensei Tom could you possibly post a video of proper noto for beginners plz as I'm really new to iaido and finding it a bit difficult
You bet, next month I'll have one for ya .
Hi, does this work with straight blades?
No idea , however if it's a two sided blade , you would definitely cut yourself
The concept yes. As the sensei Said, returning to the sheath has to be adapted. you need to pull sideways over the hand on the sheath and tip the point in.