Iaido Kata v.s. Karate Kata｜Similarities & Differences Ep#2
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
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What kind of similarities did YOU find?
They are different
When you use an objet you have have to be 1000 times more precise otherwise it leads to injury.
Definetly japanese Budo, Zen and culture in general, spiced up Okinawan Toudi.
It seems pretty good to me for a first time! (of course, I don't know Iaido, so my eye cannot see the important things 😅).
I'm always amazed by all the details, subtleties and passion put in these arts by so many people during so many years. Nothing is left to chance.
It has been a real pleasure to watch it.
* Marriage of gravity.
* The generation of power by utilizing opposing forces/tork.
that laido guy looks like a badass that doesn't know he's a badass
He's also a Japanese Jujutsu Black Belt. Not sure what style because I didn't understand everything I read about him. My Japanese is just slightly above average
haha he's hiding it...
Yeah. The baddest of the badasses are the ones who don't show off.
Kaz has a channel...
@@hmuphilly9129 And he speaks good english
I loved the detail in which he taught you. It was like you but with a sword. I love martial artist that notice the small things because that can be your advantage when reading enemies.
It’s good to see Japanese beginners making the same errors as British beginners when learning mae! Iaido movements are quite ‘analogue’ with a gradual increase in acceleration (johakyu) whereas karate is more ‘digital’ being...on or off. In Iaido the back foot always point straight forward rather than at 45 degrees as in Karate etc. This ‘engages the hips’ an allows for a straight cut. Being 3rd and 4th Dan in Karate and Iaido respectively, I find them to be very different arts.
Interesting..
@Gyakuto 777 I love the way you put it, analog vs digital, its sums it very well! I have not done karate, but I did some Tae Kwon do before getting to iai. What I found was another major difference is the muscle groups you engage. Iaido I feel is more about the solicitation of internal stabiliser muscles, while Tae Kwon Do was more about explosive power of external and larger muscle groups. The inner feeling that this different use of the body makes is what I enjoy from iaido.
I've trained with an Iaido instructor before, very precise and very graceful in their movements
I agree!
You did great! Have practiced karate for over 45 years, and only officially starting Iaido (ZNKR) last year and can relate to the experience of starting as a beginner. Keep up your practice, it will add value to everything but also your experience as a Karate Sensei.
thanks so much!!!
Looks like Eishin Ryu or Musojikiden Eishin Ryu. I myself practice Mugai Ryu Iaido and Meibukan Goju Ryu. I find that they have complimented each other quite well helping to improve my skills in both arts. I highly recommend studying Iaido if you are a karateka.
Not sure about eishin ryu. His noto looks like eishin ryu, but his nukitsuke looks more like muso shinden ryu. In eishin ryu, we make a bigger cut during nukitsuke. The cut ends, when the direction of the sword is prallel to our moving direction. In Shinden ryu, the sword is pointing towards the enemy after the cut.
But in Shinden ryu, the edge is turned towards the enemy/away from your body during noto, while in eishin ryu, the edge is turned up, like he does it. There are even more Details.
Don't know what he's studying.
He's a little sloppy too, the fast movements are just for flashing and hiding. No need to move that fast while teaching.
Not sure what to think about this teacher. Being japanese does not automatically equate with doing everything correctly.
amazing, there is hardly any video that explains step by step in iaido movement, but only complete performance(which is no use for beginners to learn). Many thanks.
Being a Karate and Kendo/Iaido practitioner I really appreciated this video.
Honestly, the precision and decisiveness of his every movement left me speechless. He looked very relaxed and pleasant but from his lightning fast draw to such simple movements as tucking his hakama before sitting back down or miming a thrust with his hand at 6:23, everything was strong, fast and efficient. In general, he gives off the impression that he knows exactly how to move his body at all times. And you looked like you were absorbing his instructions very well, too.
That's the magic of iaido.
Excellent!! Details means all in draw the Katana. Great to get an detailed explaination WHY these details makes so much sense! Great
Yesss ! Thank u🙏🏻🇫🇷👍🏼🍒
Our pleasure!
What an amazing teacher
Many years ago, a Iaika told me that to be good at iaido, the katana must be another part of your body, an extension of your hand, then the katana will do what your head commands. And I think that's just what karate is also about, making your body do what your head commands.
And what he says at the begining, about looking 10 feet away, and not focusing on one spot, my Shotokan sensei taught me exactly that, don't look at your feet, don't look at your hands, don't focus on your opponent's hands or feet, either, that way you'll see the movement before it happens. It's a way to be aware of your whole surroundings. Great video, Yusuke San, thanks for sharing!
I learned so much XD
thanks!
I enjoyed watching this video.Even though i longer practice or study Iaido..i solely practice Iai Batto Do nowadays..It brought back many fond memories of my days doing Iaido!
Thanks for this, Sensei! I would love to study under you one day!
Great timing, I was just talking about Iaido with my Sensei a few days ago.
Nice!
小林さんの横一文字と抜きかけはめっちゃスムーズですよね。そして鞘引きと引手の説明も私も物凄く分かります!もう1つの空手と居合道の似ているポイントは受け流しっていう形の斬り下しの足捌き、物凄く空手の浮見の動きと似ていますと思います。
Always interesting to me when someone is taught their first kata for the first time, step by step like this. And something like here, with no other experience with iaido, even better. :-)
Greetings, I transitioned from Shotokan to iaido/iaijutsu. Remembering to keep my back foot straight took some time, but the balance, concentration and breathing you learn with the ken is key in developing your empty hand waza as well.
Awesome looking forward to the next episode.
More to come!
@@KarateDojowaKu cool
This was an amazing video. I practice the Korean sword and there are many differences and similarities. I have always loved the formality of the Japanese sword. Thank you so much for sharing!
Excellent video
My kind of small city actually has a dojo where they teach this. Might do that at some point.
Nice! This is very detailed session! Can always learn something new from everyone 😃😃😃
Really amazing. I got to attend a class here in the U.S. taught by Harry Dach. He was the first non-Japanese ( I believe) to reach fifth dan in Iaido. It was amazing seeing him teach this art and speaking with him. He was a veteran of the Marine Corp as well and a very disciplined man. This was a GREAT video by the way...just amazing. Now just call up Shogo (also on RUclips), as he is a student of Iaido, and you guys can do a mutual video and gain subscribers on all three chanels. 0.0
So glad you're digging into Iaido, I barely can remember all of the basic kata anymore :(
haha I'm sure they're all difficult
His channel is awesome... Thank you for the link :)
great! hikite from the point of view of iaido or disarming in fma/modern arnis started to make so much sense to me!
I practice Iaido here in Malta, there are around 10 of us in total who practice this art. This kata I am just starting to learn.
I have also just started to train in Shotokan karate... 🙂
This is so beautiful, thank you for sharing
Great teacher I learned iado from a karate teacher I find alot of the body's dynamic is the same
Nice!
Ah good to see Kaz.
It's harder than it looks.
I have been doing different martial arts all my life and when I started with iaido it felt a lot like learning a technical instrument, like the violin, which I also learned.
I love this flow between slow and fast, because real speed comes from "slowness".
The only other martial art I know and tried that changes between slow and fast like this is chen taijiquan.
I practise Kenjutsu/Iaijutsu but I really like Karate too so I am glad to see these worlds mixing, good video!
I feel the same way, I am Karate practitioner that took up Iaido about 3 years ago (along with Kobudo). Karate and Iaido have so many differences such as the length of stances. I'm used to widening my stance and covering as much ground as possible in Karate, but that is not always the appropriate strategy with the sword. It's very challenging but also fascinating.
Happy to hear that!
Absolutely beautiful
Damn that looks so fun to do, I want to try it jaja
It was fun!
It looks simple yet so hard...
This was absolutely awesome Sensei Yusuke, now I can clearly see why Sosai Oyama Masutatsu, admired the ancient Japanese Samurai (侍) in particular Musashi Miyamoto, due to their perfection and strict discipline. Adopting the philosophical mentality of (一撃必殺) Ichigeki Hissatsu: 'One Hit Certain Kill'. Using the katana requires perfect skill and accurate striking, or imperfect and innacurate techniques striking, can get you killed by your opponent. 🇲🇽🇦🇺🦘🐨👍🤟✌🥋😊Osu!
thanks!
very informative. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
wow! thank you so much!
good content i never expect to see this kind of video on your channel and i really love samurai stuff please make this kind of video more
More to come!
Great Job Sir!
I just started working with practice swords. It is a lot harder than it looks.
I have only done some ju-jitsu so I have no clue, however I am very interested as I have a shinai to practice and want to learn sword martial arts. Thinking on getting a bokken as well to practice the drawing and sheathing of the blade.
Big fan of your channel and love when you try new things, because I was a Shotokan student so I can relate to the perspective you have. Started Iaido the beginning of this year and I ssso love it! I wonder, do you think you may study it in your free time more now that you've tried it a bit?
wow very interesting video!!! thank you for your great content! :D
My pleasure!
That was great!
Id like to take classes for sword training. Thats my favorite weapon
STRIKE FIRST, STRIKE HARD, NO MERCY SIR!!
I too, did a similar experience when I was with the Kyoto Tourism Bureau a few years back with Master Kawata of 500 years Samurai lineage.
The fun part was actually cutting the Tatami Rolls.
I actually have that on video and was one of my first few projects when I was starting.
Fun experience. Did you end up cutting something at least?
Not this time!
Cool! this is so interesting! I didn't know it at all but! after some research I found out that we have a Dojo for Iaido here in Switzerland and its very near where I live (Basel)! I think I will check them out! Thank you so much Yusuke. Bow
Similarities: (1) Begin and end with Rei.
(2) Bunkai applications separate and hidden in Kata.
(3) Technique is superior to strength.
(4)Technique is perfected with diligent practice through licensed, skillful teachers.
(5) Kihon are foundational for advancement.
There's probably more!
As someone who practices both disciplines, I agree 110% with your assessment!
@@KenpoKid77 Thanks! Which sword art and style of karate do you practice, if I may ask?
I do Isshin Shorinji Ryu Karate & Shin Shin Ryu Iaijutsu (The name has changed several times since I've been member of the organization).
@@guillermozepeda9967 I practice Nippon Kenpo & Chishin Ryu Karate, Chishin Ryu Iaido and Kobudo (Dai Nippon Butokukai)
@@KenpoKid77 Cool, I had never hear of either style before, thanks!
@@guillermozepeda9967 Yes, not very well known outside of our honbu. Great talking to you!
That was amazing!!!
thanks!
*_Next, you ought to interview Hiroyuki Sanada_*
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haha I wish
@@KarateDojowaKu:
*_Do It, Definitely!_*
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You look so cool with the sword!
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That was fucking amazing !!!
That guy is sooo clean
I remember my grandad trying to do this in the backyard when he studied aido, he has a katana practise blade from japan as well
You should also try Judo kata since they are based on older Jujutsu styles
Great video. Keep posting please!
Am I right in thinking that karate didn't exist during samurai period?
I think they coexisted but rarely were there any interaction. Karate only existed in okinawa.
@@KarateDojowaKu Depends what you mean by "samurai period"! It's likely that there was karate in Okinawa at the time of the Meiji restoration; but by this time swordfighting was just a hobby. There's no evidence at all for karate-as-we-know-it when samurai were actually a viable fighting force, i.e. before Tokugawa Ieyasu. Great video though; enjoyed it a lot although I can't believe you were allowed to take swords onto those mats!! :-)
Interesting, you can see how tense the Karataka is. He's not at all familiar with Sayagaki, and Iai body mechanics. He's over gripping the Tsuka. He doesn't realize how relaxed you should be before initiating the Waza. Few know that it's a delicate grip. Centered on the Tsuka with relaxed index and middle fingers and tighter grip with the smaller fingers. Balancing an Egg.
I started in Judo and Karate for a short period of time when I was in high school. I was always inspired by O Sensei Ienao Iezasu, Tsukahara Bokuden, Itto Ittosai Kagehisa and others. I found a Kenjutsu instructor in the 1980s. Decades later, I can't even imagine doing open hand. Although I don't practice much these days. I do more select client Togishi work currently.
Besides I have a bit of a limp from Togishi now that I am older. Seiza, and Tatehiza Waza are becoming difficult.
Osm
folding hakama is the same if any of it is wrong the whole folding is wrong.... its hard!!
Dud... This was so cool...
Thanks!
Yusuke San you looked a little uncomfortable with the Katana. Do you practice Kobudo at all?
Why would he be comfortable with a Katana, is not like is common in Karate to have one.
nope!
It’s so similar to Shotokan
Lots of similarities!
You never know how complicated a technique is until you try it.
Very cool, but can you do a front flip?
What For!!@
Sensei, do u know what is Aikido?
Always respect the sword master.
Hey Yusuke! Will you take up Iado now?
I'm debating on it!
@@KarateDojowaKu If you decide to do so, I wish you the best of luck!
Are the fittings on the sword of the Iaido guy rattling? Tighten that stuff down :)
1:52 Total concentration breathing
That phase where you are going to whip the blood from the sword looked like you're going to cut your scalp by mistake.
Maybe kendo next?
13:10 “faec”
haha
AAAAA IT'S SENSEIII
ninja defeats all
Awesome content, and I cant believe I'm this early on the comments
Yes you are!
I just wonder if Kobayashi-san can do karate kata.
How heavy are those swords?
Swords this size in general are around 0,8 to 1,5kg (1,7 - 3,3lb).
European great swords are about 3kg (6,6lb).
Katana may be around 1kg (2,2lb) I guess.
Swords are much lighter than most people expect
When Kowai and Kawai sound too similar...
oh wow early
nice!
man... your're learning from the guy that does everything wrong in kenjutsu... even his kamae is wrong, even his swings (e.g. shomen giri/uchi) is wrong and doing this by his "method" leads to injury and bad habits.
i w8sh i could speak japaneese
Hi I like what you doing showing different martial arts but you're iaido instructor I was not happy with him I hope you will show some more iaido but you should try someone different to me he was really sloppy🤔🤔
Could you elaborate? Why do you believe he is sloppy? And could you give examples of correct techniques and form?
my old iaido coach woukd have smacked me on the back of my head for the time being for this lazy-ass cut. the shoulder rotation, the wrist extension... and i've been doing this for only one semester!
Just dont.... wipe the iaito or katana with your shoulder *facepalm* netflix should just delete "Age of Samurai."
"That's what she said," to the thumbnail =-p