The secret of spin sheathing taught by an industry professional
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.พ. 2020
- This clip explains the mystery of spin sheathing seen in may samurai movies by a step by step approach.
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WHO COME HERE BECAUSE OF VERGIL????
I’ll try to learn this in my next life when I come back as a samurai…
I was completely ready to believe you were that nimble with a steel blade lol
I literally taught myself this move more than a decade ago after watching Vergil in DMC3. I'm glad the technique I ended up at is in fact the proper technique!
I'm 100% positive at least 70 twits injured themselves using a live blade instead of a dummy blade trying this.
I've attempted doing the spin sheathing exercise before, but, after a while I stopped. This video has encouraged me try it again.
Tried this once at my dojo putzing around before the class started at a muso shinden ryu school and my sensei gave me the death glare of disapproval. Feels bad man.
A Shiburi is also used as a means to sever the spiritual/energetic chord to your opponent after you finished them. A flashy Shiburi signals that you disrespect your opponent for being disrespectful to you and is something like a violent cutting of the energetic chord. A simple and calm Shiburi signals that your opponent fought and died in an honourful manner. That's what my teacher taught me during Iaido training. The move in this tutorial looks effin cool, though, and we learned this in training, too!
Now, with this technique, I am finally filled with POWER and MOTIVATION!
Boy, you just can't get get cooler than Ace. Super friendly and non-assuming type of soul, and yet, when he suits up, he's all business ! ! Great site Ace ! !
I lost most of my limbs attempting this but I think I'm getting the hang of it
Great breakdown. I do this with a blade sharpener to practice. My adhd made me start with spinning pencils and pens in class as a young adult to get the muscle memory. From there the weight just changes and the danger. I have a lot of respect for this man. When done in a fluid motion it's like watching a tsunami crash.
Learned the basic within 5 minutes im so proud of myself
Thank you for this tutorial. The spin looks so awesome and elegant. The wooden sword fooled me totally :)
Very impressive! And I really appreciate the backstory at the end. I can turn my katana but I think I use the whole hand when doing it. (Strange how difficult it is to analyze something that is done with pure muscle-memory) :)
Huh, so I've been doing this right the entire time?! I have a custom aluminum dull katana with a plastic scabbard that I made to practice with. No one taught me how to spin sheath, so for the longest time, I just instinctively spun it like the way Aoshima demonstrated. I just never thought that it was the actual way to do it. Either way, cool tutorial and definitely a fun trick to learn and do.
Thank God for explaining in detail for the technique and material of the sword toward the end of the video. I was getting discouraged because I can't afford to loose anymore fingers until I knew I could have practiced with a bamboo sword!
Slow is smooth and smooth is fast. This is well demonstrated here.
Great tutorial but chiburi actually isn't to remove blood from your blade if you preform chiburi with blood on your blade a lot of it will remain. The actual use of chiburi it's to check the Mekugi is broken or not (for those that don't know the Mekugi is the bamboo pin that keeps your blade attached to your handle)
Damn, you taught so well that I learned it REALLY fast, man! Thanks!