Mind Body & Kick Ass Moves - Death on a beach Kuroda
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- Mind, Body & Kick Ass Moves meets Kuroda Tetsuzan sensei; Sword Katas, and other unusual skills.
A unique clip from the August Productions/ BBC series that looks at the myths and reality in martial arts showcasing various forms, secret skills, ancient knowledge, and hidden techniques from all over the East.
Screened by the BBC across the UK and also on Discovery channels across Europe, Middle East and Africa and as Mind, Body & Kickin Moves on FSN, the Fox Sports Network, across the United States.
The DVD of the original BBC series is available online at Amazon and www.willhenshaw.com.
Shot on location in a Iwai Japan. Thank you Sensei Kuroda.
Kuroda Tetsuzan, sensei of the Shinbukan Kuroda Dojo, is the Soke (leader/Head) of several ancient Samurai military disciplines. Kuroda sensei inherited this knowledge through his family line, and is the headmaster of the Kuroda family martial legacy. The arts that he has inherited include: - Komagawa-Kaishin ryu kenjitsu - Shishin-Takuma ryu jujitsu - Tamiya ryu-iaijitsu - Tsubaki-Kotengu ryu bojitsu - Seigyoku-Ogurirryi Sakkatsujitsu Kuroda sensei began his training at the age of 5 and was trained by both his father and his grandfather Kuroda Yasuji. At the age of twenty, Kuroda Sensei was awarded Hanshi Hachidan in Kobudo by the Dai Nippon Butokukai. This was a national record in Japan for such a young person to be given such a high rank. Kuroda Sensei is the fifteenth Soke of his family's system. He is known for his "Disappearing" or "Hidden Movements".
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When I heard of his passing I came back to this video.
R.I.P. sensei
Rest in Peace Kuroda Sensei.
For the streets, nothing is more practical than learning how to duel with a katana or finger wrestle...
The speed of the sword kata of the Sensei Kuroda is impressive !!, also the way he handles the body mechanics,and his speed of sword drawing is really fast!.
James Williams was training with Sensei Kuroda whilst we were filming the series. Another cool guy.
That finger wrestling thing is a prime example of Aiki, or ki.
Even the host couldn't describe it, put he did feel it. Amazing.
Has anyone here read the novel Dune? His techniques sound awfully like the fighting style called the Weirding Way: Applying large amounts of force through small movements and moving so fast you can't be 'seen'.
Although in the book it's based on different principles, the end result seems much the same.
@TeammatesFAIL so cool im so glad you felt the need to share your dribble with the world.
Fantastic series
i wish they made more of these =]
Awesome movement!! Sick kyo-jutsu!!Deceptive hidden movement..Very ninja like..
the highlight of the series quiet actually
Great clip !
Thanks
Grand Master Kuroda Tetsuzan is one of the most respected kenjutsuka nowadays
黒田先生よ永遠に。
dood. its all in his soft kata. very cool how his sword and the idea of deception and hidden techniques aren't ideas at all. in him he and the sword are one in deception.
THE BOOK OF 5 RINGS!!!
Wow because nobody ever had that idea before.......Oh and fortune favours the bold not the dreamers.
Absolutely. If only we'd had one...
holy shit!!! Hail sensei Kuroda!
@ArcReforged it's because he's resting his bodyweight on his right elbow and his right hand is the one being pushed, if he didn't roll over his finger would be broken or his balance would be upset and he'd fall hard onto his chest when his elbow slipped out
Sweet.
He really looks like those samurais in old paintings. I thought those samurai paintings were just artists display
the start would be cool to see with
a high speed camera
Worked on me too.
The man is GOOD.
I would live to have footwork so good.
Depending on where you are, you should be able to see the series on the BBC or UKTV, Discovery in Europe/ Mid East/ Africa or FSN in the US or failing that there is the dvd that has all 10 episodes.
when they did the trick with the pinkie , the guy who they did it with , reminded me of a puppy due to how he rolled over XD
@GaolisVideoLog no.. it was to travel around the world learning different martail arts to different parts of the world.. he talked to criss about it allmost every day..
Oh, I see what you were originally pointing out. Nevermind.
@pfotojenik
I'm a Muay Thai fighter, and I like to look at other martial arts , and train some of their moves, Just a fun think to do, like jointlocks for example
Is the DVD version longer than this 6 min clip? Is it worth buying?
this is very impressive! :-l !!!!!!
This senseï is incredible, I'd like to handle my Boken Like that!
(Stop Fighting or Sensei Kuroda is gonna learn you a lesson)
Master Kuroda tricks Chris in his finger wrestling.
From 4:42 to 4:44 you can see the whole of Kurodas body move forward as he drops his body weight onto his left elbow. He moves his weight through and onto his right elbow/finger onto his opponent.
Chris does not see the transfer of power move in Korudas grounded body.
His swordsman ship is brilliant. He does well to hide any pre strike body movement but in his finger wrestling his body movement is not hidden from the camera. He's faking.
Chris is on His Knees Kuroda is laying down...
that pinky thing was a lot aikido based. Also, with the fast sword thing, i just thought of kenshin, and that boy who had "no emotion" ergo, no predictability.
I agree, it could be the correct way.
I checked Fake and Deceive in Word dictionary.
Fake -a move made by a player in attempt to mislead a sports opponent about the players intended play.
Adj - not genuine, but meant to be taken for genuine
Deceit n
1.the act or practice of deceiving or misleading somebody.
2.something that is done to trick or mislead somebody.
5:00 to 5:27 His centre moves through loosing balance and Chris says
The more I watch this vid the more I think, faking applies.
Oh you're increasing your vocabulary, very impressive...
@randyroo2 Its been said that the sword should serve as protection in itself, the sword is the shield. Many of the techniques of the katana are two handed but even aside from that alot of samurai carried other weapons other than a sword, and having something like a shield could be a hindrance to movement.
Don't be an idiot. Fighting in and against heavy armour is an art form in itself.
The West also has very well-documented systems of martial arts. Just look at the longsword, the dagger, the messer, the pollax, etc. You get the general idea.
I think we should learn something from Japanese culture overall; Learn everything you possibly can, and amalgamate and combine it into something wonderful.
It was aired on BBC. I'm not sure if it is still on though...
It's been adapted from somewhere else..Take muay thai for example...it's taken from a martial art in India and later adapted by Burma for lethwei...
i would love to see this Sensai fight Isao Machii
hey there was kick ass moves and there was kick ass miricles but was there more????
His technique seem very similar to skills acquired from training in tai chi chuan.
Wrong master actually. I think you refer to Fumon Tanaka, who also appears in this series at some point?
Okay, so he's an amazing sword master, that's fair enough... but where did they get those totally stylin' blue gi?
Hm, I suggest you watch the vid "Fechten mit dem langen schwert" here on youtube.
I'll think knights and samurai were equal, no matter were. Think about hans Thalhoffer, Gerbert of Aurillac, Johannes Liechtenauer, Peter von Danzig, Kunbert von Berchtoldsheim, just to mention some of "our" masters.
And go and watch the channel "Sword-Buyers-Guide" (mention me if you wright Paul)
Thank you. I'm just given you facts, I never meant to insult or offend you. But I don't know how this metalurgist comes to this weight, yes full marching equipment was about 40-60 kilos, but think aboout that people back then were trained their whole life longs and were much stronger and more durable than today.
Benchpress 100 kgs, impressive, I do about the same (maybe 5 kilos lesser).
well people can see martial arts as an artform. so thats one reason they use swords and also because sword fighting was used in japanese history, so they're keeping the tradition and not wanting to loose the skills and loose their history (in a way, im not sure any of that made sense).but in a practical sense, yeh, you use your body in fighting but having the skill to use a sword, would prove useful you could use the techniques with an object that could be used as a substitute (bad spling sorry)
5:34~
@itsumonihon I'm not downing boxing as it is an amazing system for speed and power but everyone has their opinions of their system having unmatched speed or power. When Discovery channel used a crash test dummy the boxer did not win for power, neither did the kung fu artist etc. etc. the most powerful hit was from a hammer fist buy a long time practitioner of a Ninja style of fighting, he also won with balance and stability and blew them away. Even he was amazed that years brought him to this.
Damn I wish I knew what music there using.
What station does this come on????
let alone have a sword fight against that guy i'd hate to even just train against him :P
i wonder if kuroda's ryu has shinobi no mono influence's?
There is only one series of Mind Body & Kick Ass Moves, if you want more martial arts go to World of Martial Arts Television or the url is woma tv
Can you buy the series?
@Cillik1 The proper names for all of the styles that Kuroda Tetsuzan practices can be found in the information section under the video. Just hit the 'show more'.
Kuroda looks like a Japanese version of a young Sean Connery.
You said, "...martial arts are a branch of one main style" True in certain cases(especially in the case of karate and hapkido), but not totally accurate, as many countries have developed their own seperate arts. For example, Capoeira from Angola to Brazil, French Savate, Muay Thai, etc. But it true that fighting concepts can be found in more than one style, just packaged differently according to the given culture and philosophy.
why would you want to cut through a long sword? If you watch Kuroda Sensei, her rarely makes contact with his opponents blade at all. All he would care about is cutting through your body. BTW, Saigō Takamori was a great samurai known to be able to cut through an entire body with a dull blade...my point is that the sword is not doing all of the cutting...the body is.
@NickTheVmaster Oh, no, sorry, I don't mean the hakama, I mean the gi. I've never seen such a good blue colour on one.. the fabric looks good too...
Aaand that's more than enough from me about fabric... I think I'd best go chop wood or some manly shit like that.
that's because martial arts are a branch of one main style...
Nick one from ITV.
CHICAGO
i want to lurn this
YSMF
@birdfly43 boxing works better for some things..one thing for sure, if you wanted to do this martial art your boxing training would help with speed. but boxing punches are basically unmatched for speed and overall damage. nothin wrong with being a boxer. cross train in a japanese martial art and you'll be a great well rounded fighter.
I could handle sensai, i saw it coming
So you just said: "I could take all of these people in a fight if I had a ridiculous advantage".
Doesn't really add much does it?
ReallY? I want to know where
This is hilarious.
"shut the fuck up"
Very intelligent and informative...
SU
@Hideki197O
Errrr... not quite true. You are saying that the neanderthaler has developed from the homo sapiens, while the opposite is the fact.
Aikidô has ideas of these styles, not the other way around.
Maybe this seems like a detail, but it definitely is not. It's a huge difference.
this isnt kendo, does anyone remember the name for this?
an eskrimador will probably defang the snake and utilize mobility and triangular footwork in that scenario....
Is he faking or is this the way it is done?
How does kuroda do that? the testicles the tongue LOL can somehow explain or teach me please :)
YOu have to figure how dull? Really blunted then he would never cut trough a hole body.
I just said would not cut through a longsword because jamjar posted it.
Ignorance is a waste of energy...
You need to go back and look at how armed and unarmed combat are intertwined.
The techniques that you learn holding a sword can be transferred to everyday objects..OR just your own limbs.
I too live in a country where carrying my swords will get me pulled up and questioned by the police....I didn't train in Kenjutsu so that I can "cut people in half"...I learmt it to compliment my unarmed skills and because I love it.
this makes me wonder why samurais never used shields
Idk why I’m even commenting COVID may have killed you but I’ll answer anyway. Samurai warfare, even from the early days, favored two handed weapons. Yumi, Yari, naginata, kanabo, and tachi to name the most common weapons.
im sorry your wrong. or wouldnt make that more elegant it would make it incorrect as you would have to change it to "nor is your grammar or syntax" so you have to change both....see this whole thing goes in circles so its best to not bother unless it is an exam.
The issue is not whether you are perfect or not but whether your command of the english language is as good as mine and the person you originally criticised for having 'horrible grammar', which, as you've grudgingly admitted in your most recent post, it patently isn't.
Swordfights last only a few seconds? In a kata yes but not a real fight.
So against what other country did the Samurai ever win a war?
Mongolia
Perhaps "or" would have been more elegant than "and", but otherwise I fail to see anything in need of correcting.
I wouldn't have brought up the issue if he hadn't accused someone else of having poor grammar simply because he couldn't understand what they meant by "Grammar Nazi here".
No, you are.
This was because of the term "grammar nazi" which was unknown to me.
I did excuse myself for insulting him on this term, but obviously you overread this.
So, as all things are clarified now, can we please stop to argue about this?
no he doenst. its a concept of human positioning. study aikido and u will know what i mean.
When you look at my profile, you'll see that I own a medieval club. I also own full plate mail armors and other armors and weapons from all ages of history and cultures.
And no armor plus weapon exceeded ever 35 kg. 120 kilos is just unrealistic and not true.
And that longsword seems to be not tempered and not forged out of high carbon steel.
At the 16 century we might lost our knights, but we still had dedicated warfares.
Thats all great
but not good enough vs an assault rifle of hand gun
This is like a buggy whip company still making whips.
BBC3 or DAVE
IN a range of seven meters a blade is more deadly than a gun. go read some bokks about gunfight and self defense
You can just smell the contempt Kuroda has for him... Like all the Japanese guys he visits.. They hate Crudelli because they detect a fake.
Well I didn't start it. I just didn't know what a grammar nazi is...
Even the best kenjutsuka with the best knowledge of gravity power could not cut with a blunted and undurable katana.
And a katana can not cut through a longsword, as long as the longsword isn't made of bad and lacky iron.