What Jō Can Do Against Thrust Attacks
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- Опубликовано: 15 мар 2024
- We’ve talked about how to deal with various attacks and situations with the katana. But in this video, let’s ask Seki Sensei how to fight against thrust attacks with the Jō staff. So today, Seki sensei, the 22nd headmaster of Kobudo Asayama Ichiden Ryu with 400 years of history, will introduce techniques you can use with the Jō staff to deal with thurst attacks. He will also show you how to fight with the longer Jō too, so please watch this video until the end. By the way, tickets for the 3-day training camp in Japan held by Seki Sensei and Let's ask Shogo are now on sale! Check out our Patreon page for more information!
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Love the Jo staff so much, the most practical weapon you can use!
You mean on this era? Then yes, it is indeed one of the most practical ones and you can legally carry one as long as you use it for walking hahaha, same with a Bo Staff, but those are very long and more encumbering
@@jestfullgremblim8002 yeah, I was thinking of modern non-lethal weapons that you can carry in the open. No one suspects the cane or stick lol.
@@TheCCBoi yeah then you are probably right. It could be argued that some other things could potentially be better (at least on some situations) but the Jō is up there at the very least
As an Aikidoka, I am fascinated by jō waza. Thank you!
I wonder what Seki Sensei would think of a messer/kriegsmesser. That'd probably be the closest European sword to the Katana, but there are a lot of subtle differences in how it feels and how you use it.
Please show us Naginata and Jumonji Yari...
I love the fluidity and adaptability of the staff techniques in shūnjō ❤
I'm seeing lots of techniques you'd see in german quarterstaff fighting. It's always really nice to see the similarities between styles.
At 2:30, he could rotate the blade and slice upward to give him a counter to rotate his hand placement again to come back down with an angled slash. Thrust with a sword is very dangerous for his opponent as long as they are skilled with a sword. Rotation of the blade to correct your movements after being countered is crucial in sword play. Movements show be flowing like water, especially with a curved blade. Also, foot placement is very important. All in all, great videos, but it would be cool to see more technical steps such as combos or 3-part counters. At the point he ensnared his hands, one hand the katana and the trap is no longer viable. Especially when the other hand can now grap the staff to control where he wants to cut.
Much respect and appreciation for this channel but most of what they do is surface level analisis.
Yes you could rotate and slash back up, but part of training is to detect these intent in body signs and pick the right counter.
I would be interested in what your teacher would think of American fighting knives the Bowie knife in particular. How he would fight with or defend against an Native American tomahawk would be interesting too.
Any techniques for spear fighting?
That is what the jo is basically a spear without the tip
Thank you.
Master Seki, can you tell us more about exercises for beginners in kenjutsu?
So hallo to see Shogo-San again!
Konbanwa, Seki-sensei.
Young master teach awesome lessons 👏 😎 👌
I would love to see a video with jō stances
Hopefully i can train with you one day sensei your skills are amazing
i was wondering if you could show defense against nunchucks thank you really enjoy your channel keep up the great work
There is another weakness to the thrust. You are less likely to quickly incapacitate or kill your opponent furthermore, your blade can get caught up or jammed. This can leave you vulnerable to a counterattack.
Wise words. I've learned so much from this video 🥰.
I like your new style shogo.
Shogo can you tell seki sensei to show us some real katas from kimetsu no yaiba anime series
Would be interesting how seki sensei would utilise the pistol grip/hook handle end of a walking stick considering its about the same length as the short Jo staff. Just curious as I once read that westerners had a whole gentleman's defense with a walking stick/cane back in the victorian era I think...just something I saw mentioned in some history books.
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In the first kata, after deflecting the tsuki attack, is there a particular reason rotate the jo and use the other end as opposed to the end that is closer?
I have a question, when you blocking with the sharp edge that could makes the katana chipped.
How do we safe the sharp edge from fighting? or at least keep it longest sharp in the battle.
Sensei Seki? Is it okay if you go over the “Kogen Style/Silent Form” from The Sword of Doom, also known as 大菩薩峠 (Dai-Botatsu Togē) The Main character uses this style, and it was talked over many times in the film, is it a real Style? I heard it is based off of Mizoguchi-ha Itto-ryu? Please explain if possible!
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Sensei may enjoy watching videos of the Portuguese staff fighting known as Jogo Do Pao. It uses the staff in very interesting ways. Since the Portuguese visited Japan during the period when swords were still being used it may have historical interest for him.
Do you have videos for only jo staff
Yes, we’ve made quite a few!
Can a katana beat a bo/jo
hi
This is something I just thought of, so I have no knowledge if this is a thing or not, but are there any techniques that you can use with axes/hatchets?
The samurai did use axes in battle, but they were not common. So maybe...
play this mobile game about sword fighting
shurado
it's an amazing game with accurate gameplay
What about the Gatotsu? 😂😂😂
Is from Rurouni Kenshin
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Hm. How much of this was adapted from defense against an attacker using a Bo? A thrust attack from a Bo should be somewhat stronger due to the hands being farther apart granting more leverage to resist the Bo being struck aside. Also, the inserting of the end of the staff between the hands of an attacker using a sword would not work as well.
Still, it seems to me that variations on these techniques could work against a Bo.
Im curious as to whether anybody else bows to the screen. I find myself doing this alot 😊 .
Masi cho for all your hard work .🪶🦅
Has happened to me hahaha