Come Join Our Club - Sydney Korean Historic Fencing

[@Pan.USA.Dojang]

Interesting and excellent 👍

[@samford2442]

Keeping korean sworsmanship alive since day one man 🇰🇷🇰🇷

[@Tacklebox3000]

Just finished reading your book, it’s very well put together and the forms seem practical.

[@JustaBug]

Thanks for buying my book! I hope it helps your training

[@Tacklebox3000]

@@JustaBug I’m primarily a HEMAist but I find eastern sword arts fascinating as well. It’s very interesting to me how similar some parts of their systems are while others are completely different.

[@collinnicolazzo2065]

​@JustaBug what happened to you channel your last upload was 8 months ago

[@JustaBug]

Sorry i havent been uploading. Been busy with life, running a club and other stuff. I've started a blog which is lower effort and time on our club website at www.koreanhistoricfencing.com but even that is quite limited as I don't have a lot of time at the moment

[@collinnicolazzo2065]

@JustaBug understandable just figured I'd ask

[@warrennass24]

Best of luck with the club

[@JustaBug]

Thanks!

[@nickkondratenko470]

Recommended

[@Tacklebox3000]

Good luck! I recently started my own club and it’s certainly a challenge

[@JustaBug]

Thanks! Where's your club located?

[@Tacklebox3000]

@@JustaBug we’re in Akron Ohio, the other side of the world from you, we have about eight members and just enough money to pay out rent lol

[@JustaBug]

@@Tacklebox3000 seems a lot of people are on the other side of the world. Hope your training at your club goes well and you get more members!

[@thfkmnIII]

The one time I'm sad I don't live in Australia😂 Loved your videos on Jedokgeom. Can you do similar breakdowns and interpretations of Bongukgeombeop/Singeom and Ssanggeomsul from the Muyedobotonji? The former is supposed to be based off of a sword school thousands of years old, so it might be the most "purely" korean style that's still around. The latter is mostly side stances instead of forward stances (uncommon in asian swordsmanship) and has dual-wielded sabers (even more uncommon). Don't stop making videos!

[@JustaBug]

Thanks for your kind words! I focus on jedok geom as I think it's got the most robust history and martial use which I explain in my book. I've done a bit of bongkukgeom but it doesn't have a martial base (came from a sword dancer) and how it ended up in muyedobotongji is quite dubious and I don't know if it's the real form recorded in there. Ssanggeom uses two swords and I've done a bit but in sparring it's very messy and hard to have a good idea of what's good form and what's not. I still do like messing around with it in sparring though I've taken a break from videos due to life circumstance but I will be back! Thanks for watching my vids and hopefully one day if you visit Australia you come and visit our club

[@kobet7341]

If I lived in Sydney I would check you out! Hope you're doing well man!

[@JustaBug]

Thanks! If you're ever in the area feel free to drop in

[@dlatrexswords]

Best of luck mate! I’ll come visit if I’m ever down under.

[@JustaBug]

Thanks! We'd love to see you there

[@epiic2523]

Can you tell us about flaming thunder god, the 7th form of thunder breathing created by zenitsu to defeat kaigaku, in manga

[@frankheninja1]

It’s completely fictional. Go outside. Try to touch grass breathing form.

[@frankheninja1]

Awesome! I’m glad to hear it. Wish I wasn’t on the other side of the globe.

[@JustaBug]

Thanks! If you're ever in Australia feel free to drop in