Iaido, Muso Jikiden Eishin Ryu, Tachiwaza, July 10th
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ค. 2009
- Sorry guys!
I don't know why but the replies I wrote seem to have all gone in one after the other for some reason.
If you click "view all comments", they work themselves out and are where I put them. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Beautiful Iai. very nice!
1.Juntou 1st
2.Junto 2nd
3.Tsuigekitou
4.Syatou
5.Shihoutou 1st
6.Shihoutou 2nd
7.Zantotsutou
8.Zentekigyakutou
9.Tatekitou
10.Koutekigyakutou
11.Koutekinukiuchi
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2:44
3:21
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4:44
5:18
5:52
6:32
7:11
Thanks for posting this. There are not a lot of resources online for Eishyn Ryu Batto Waza.
@kendoka0girl
Thanks for watching! I'm glad you liked it! \(^ ^ )/
Yes that was zenteki gyakuto and thanks for your kind comments about the koteki forms and my noto. These weren't my best, but I'm enjoying making progress :)
I think I understand what you mean about bringing your foot back in shihoto and how it's different from mine, but I'm interested to know the difference you found between our shato.
Anyway, thanks again and best of luck with your training!!
愛他無
only thing i can say is, awesome! looking very nice, thankyou very much for sharing.
Thank you for sharing!
Smooth, consistent flow, confidence in technique. Great session!
Enjoyed watching.
Thanks for the tips mate!
Yes. I definitely need to grip and twist stronger and stop the kissaki from dropping below knee-height. Powering down just a tad would help too. My wrists weren't too good in this session and it shows.
I started being more explosive with a few of my nukitsuke but a couple of sensei told me to slow it down and get the technique right. I think I can draw much faster and still keep form...
I don't know. Maybe I'm not ready ??
Thanks again Kris :)
Glad you liked it mate :)
Thanks for watching and commenting.
Thanks for watching mate!
I'm glad you liked my form.
How's the Toho coming along? :)
No worries mate, thanks for watching :)
God how I miss this after all these years. I used to study as a student under Sensei Scott Irey, before he moved down to Seattle to teach there, when he was still doing small classes (4-5 students) in Everett & Marysville, WA.
And I second the 2 year old comment about the wooden floors - they make me very nervous. I still have a small scar on my thumb from screwing up on a Gohon Me resheath due to slipping. After that, no more live iaito allowed except Sensei.
Thanks mate!
I'm glad you liked the vid :)
Yeah, we call them "tabi", but I was actually just wearing plain old sports socks ;D
The slippery, the better!
I have to use my core and stabilise a lot more so I like sliding around a bit. The "socks+plasticky floor" combination at that particular sports centre is a fair approximation of the old wooden flooring in the dojo, so I like it :)
I always like your noto too; very smooth. However, this time I almost feel it is too fast. I once was told that my noto was too fast in that it did not allow the time for the zanshin for being alert for an additional attack. The purpose of the noto was not just to return the sword but to return it to the saya and to be ready for another attack at any moment. So, on that thought the time that you are most vulnerable to attack would be that initial deep noto. Just a thought.
Very nice forms
いえいえ、そんな...
これからね ;)
ケーシさん、ありがとう。
また、よろしくお願いします。
愛他無
Thanks for the comments mate!
I know what you mean about keeping zanshin. I've been told to speed it up, slow it down, speed it up..... for about the past 6 months.
I'm not there yet, but I feel I'm getting closer to the right speed.
I feel I perform with zanshin, but I've only been doing this for a few years so I probably don't even know what zanshin is yet :) lol!
The hayanoto we do in those last 5 kata is something different again, but it should probably be a bit slower too.
Yeah mate, I know what you mean with that stab.
I have a bad habit of lifting my right shoulder because I put too much power into the movement. It doesn't need so much.
I need to be using my trapezius to retract my shoulder rather than elevate it.
I feel quite relaxed during noto, but my sensei have pointed out that stiffness too. I can see it but I can't feel it. It's definitely something I need to improve.
Thanks for your critique mate.
The floor isn't that bad ;)
上手！looking good dude :o)
Interesting way of doing Shatou. Not sure why you titled this as tachi waza. Batto ho no Bu.
esta bueno el video ahora me interesaría saber los nombres de los kata algunos lo se pero otros no
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