How to wield double swords_Ssanggeom #1 쌍검 머리치기

[@priyanshudatta8845]

it looks so easy until you actually hold the swords.....everyone around me is in danger now *including me

[@remancyrodiil9295]

Dont think so, The guy in video is definitely not scared.

[@Sk0lzky]

It's lovely to see how people with 3+ years of experience with blunts (and sharps in private) change the way they move and behave in general when they get to practice with sharps.

[@priyanshudatta8845]

@@Sk0lzky i think thats what happens in the military as well. They teach you discipline before anything else.

[@priyanshudatta8845]

@Mathew Dane wow cool stuff.. thanks

[@blackwing9514]

Me:I HAVE STICKS FIGHT ME(arnis)

[@zero9435]

Thank you so much for demonstrating how to wield twin swords. I'm a writer and have made a character that wields twin swords, and have been doing a lot of research into writing how he fights. This video is very helpful.

[@pantarhei6617]

It's so nice to see other writers being here for same purpouses!

[@eoinreilly5469]

This is a fine beginning training practice, both for movement, but also for getting used to holding two swords and moving them independently, but you would never fight with dual swords like this in reality, it's too open and completely misses all the advantages that 2 swords give you, while suffering all the drawbacks

[@cadethumann8605]

Eoin Reilly Then address the issues. Come up with various techniques and strategies (having a variety can throw off an opponent when you switch tactics). For instance, one blade can be used to defend while the other can attack. Unlike a sword and shield, you can switch the roles the blades would have (one moment the right is for attacking while the left defends and then the next moment the left attacks while the right defends) Mind you, I am not a big fan of dual wielding as I prefer one sword or sword and shield. However, I would like sword ideas to be experimented with and expanded upon. I especially like it when ideas considered impractical are turned effective. Besides, where's the fun of not experimenting?

[@lepotato135]

Hemlocked Omg me tooooo. 😱

[@healeddragon4862]

Hey can you send my a link to that research?

[@San-san6499]

Everybody is a gangsta until Miyamoto Musashi unfolds his second sword

[@chazdeshawn8666]

is he wearing jordans

[@NIVACANE]

wearing the air Jordan retro 13

[@NIVACANE]

@Xerø sneaker heads... except I’m no sneaker head and happened to have a pair of those shoes

[@game_sgame_s]

@@NIVACANE those are not jordans

[@SPAD-90.00]

@@game_sgame_s ikr? They’re obviously crocs

[@kuroto521]

@@SPAD-90.00 some sort of advanced martial art crocs probably

[@silentfox139]

I have idea why but it just blew my mind how beautiful his swings are when he demonstrated the more flowery movement.

[@omikronweapon]

I actually train under master Choi regularly, and his mastery never fails to impress me. His movements are insanely smooth. But can also freeze instantly when needed. No matter how many times I see it, it never gets old.

[@BokKyuChoi]

It depends on the attacks. In general, there are basic three defense techinques - Cauldron Lifting Block, Whirlwind Block, and Leash Block. All can be applied to Twin Swords.

[@i_love_crpg]

Bok Kyu Choi could you also do a video on that?

[@BokKyuChoi]

Thank you for your interest. It will come soon. I am going to try to upload more often, preferably regularly.

[@harvey1847]

Does the second maneuver have any connection to the Escrima stick’s Heaven 6?

[@adenyang4398]

Korean sword arts share more in common with Chinese dao/jian swordsmanship and Japanese swordsmanship. It likely existed in Korea since ancient times before contact with Escrima.

[@SauceyganThe4thVisualProwess]

@@goldenz608 touc grass

[@JosephSalas07]

now do a 3 sword tutorial.

[@johnnyjohnny2990]

This isn't One Piece my guy 😅😅😅

[@GhostOfDamned]

Zoro momento

[@Hekksksks]

4 sword

[@RRTS2556]

you already got 3rd sword that is organic even projectiles liquid

[@msufan_yaa1013]

Aramusha mains be like.... But fr nice video!

[@LUXE_2]

Same idea lol

[@rustybazooka929]

Yeah 😂

[@nathanbruce1992]

Finally a video that isn't bogus. Thanks for sharing

[@findri12356]

This is oddly satifying.

[@shanks7987]

When do you start imbedding the Haki into the Swords?

[@alastorchang]

That's in advance videos behind a paywall.

[@noseriously2840]

It’s on the Patreon

[@theWendigo1928]

Is it possible ti dual wield Ninjato swords like katanas?

[@xeniabichler5103]

동작이나 자세나 무예도보통지에 나오는 그림하고 똑같아요.🤩🤩🤩 마치 그림에서 튀어나오신 듯한 포스

[@SuperKICKLEE]

Exelent video tutorial for begginer! I practiced at home !! Unfortunately this kind of Korean school doesn't exist on my place... I can't wait for next Ssanggeom #3 vidéo !!!

[@seal0610]

Thank you for this video. I have been practicing for ambidexterity with bokken and have daisho bokken. Could we please have more than the head strikes?

[@BokKyuChoi]

+seal0610 Thank you for watching. I will upload some more clips soon.

[@elijah2941]

Ok

[@onyxsmusic166]

I am now ready for SAO

[@koyomiaragoto1493]

Jokes aside these are technique for future technique to counter and roots to other moves u can make ur own style by playing sao plus a video game logic is completely different from real life

[@Ethanrielle]

Ew I hate sao

[@onyxsmusic166]

@@Ethanrielle The game concept not the anime XD

[@gabrielmourao2854]

It doesn't teach you how to starburst stream, so you can't defeat and mmorpg boss that requires atleast 10 people with a single skill yet

[@aaronperalta3560]

To be real honest in the anime Kirito's dual wielding skills are alot different than in real life, he said the one who was the fastest reaction time is rewarded with this kind of dual wielding, that's why he risks alot when he strikes two swords at once

[@kanchandhar4228]

thank you guru ji. i am from India.i learned this lesson from you, that's why you are my guru (master). oss

[@tinnyw2]

Anyone do Eskrima? This reminds me of Heaven drills.

[@gerardodelax4891]

The heaven six...sort of

[@OjanAdventure]

heaven and earth drill.....

[@GenesisXTRM]

A less effective heaven drill from my view, but I'd have to see it pressure tested

[@Thecarverman]

A new form of martial arts covers this well extreme martial arts weapons training

[@Sk0lzky]

Dual swords are very limited in the amount of ways you can use them without cutting yourself into pieces so most of MAs dealing with them default to the few basic movesets. European double sidesword and Persian double shamshir come to mind. Inb4 Japanese niten ichi Ryu doesn't count since it uses blades of different length making it one side dominant and avoiding the limitations of two long weapons

[@bumbykitty]

Why is it that in this technique, your foot moves before the hand and sword?

[@BokKyuChoi]

Thank you for your comment. You pointed a good thing. Both movements of hands (swords) and legs should match each other. In the double sword's movement here you have two strikes consecutively with one step so you have to be aware of how to match, ie. with the first strike or the second strike. Anyway, in this video clip, I focused on the delivery of the hand movements. Thank you again for your comment.

[@HM-tm7pk]

I'm watching this to teach my grandma a lesson

[@KantolaYT]

What

[@dillon2008able]

Damm im scared about that

[@josemiguel103]

@@dillon2008able lmao

[@freshIight]

I am not sure if I can say this as I do not have a trained eye for things like this but your execution of the movements looks really good (quite perfect, actually)!

[@Carcano20]

How do you do three sword style

[@navjotsingh7360]

You hold third sword in teeth.

[@fangred7879]

Will there be another video coming out, I really liked this one. I am practicing at home, cuz Im from a small town and theres no dodjos nearby and this video was very helpful.

[@BokKyuChoi]

+Fang Red Thank you for your interest. I will upload some more video clips soon.

[@Michael-yf1wo]

Seconded! Very nice exercise. Would appreciate your following up with additional fundamentals of twin sword.

[@israelwebb754]

Can I get so some parry techniques?

[@cloudystudios2082]

I only tried dual wield for a few weeks until i swung my sword to hard a popped my right shoulder out of socket but once i got back to wanting to practice again BOTH OF MY SWORDS BROKE AT THE SAME TIME

[@BokKyuChoi]

Please take it easy and good care of yourself. The important thing is to practice without stopping, and keep trying to be aware of your body condition while you are practicing.

[@cloudystudios2082]

@@BokKyuChoi i know thank you

[@phen_emperor]

Me that trying starburst stream skill with dual sword:"Im kirito now" 😂

[@kabargin]

Looking forward for Twin Two-handed swords

[@maxguerin8474]

So bad there isn't any kind of those sports in the Netherlands :(

[@JanvandeVelde69]

Hi Max, actually you can, since this is filmed in Hilversum. There are dojangs for Sibpalki in Hilversum, Apeldoorn, Hellevoetsluis and Rijswijk. See www.sibpalki.eu/index.php/dojangs

[@happy4lol]

But what is the point of holding one sword behind you if the enemy is in front of you?

[@Inferi_Sententia]

That just looks sexy as fuck seeing the swords move like that, would love to see that in a full speed dual

[@Alyzer0o0]

What should the foot and hand position be when a right-handed person holds two Katana? Like in boxing? Right foot and hand back and left foot and hand forward

[@BokKyuChoi]

It’s a good question. Personally, I am right handed and I feel more comfortable to stand left side in front. But if somebody who feels more comfortable the other way around I think it’s fine to donso. It’s more up to the swordman who wields two swords.

[@Alyzer0o0]

@@BokKyuChoi I mean, stay however you feel comfortable. My left hand is forward, my left foot is forward; to defend the incoming blows. Because my right hand and foot are stronger behind. Is there anything wrong with that?

[@mercenarybdu]

Thanks for the heads up on how to do it right.

[@rogersmith8480]

Do you sell a dvd for the Twin Swords Head Strike and the Ssanggeom#2 Twin Swords Double Upward Slash the basics and to continue to advance? If you can you please give me a link to the dvd?

[@anthonydesardi270]

what is with the shoes?

[@옹심이-z8r]

칼 길이가 몇인지 알고싶어요

[@thesleepydot]

my eyes were so blessed. that smooth movement made my brain go mmmmmmmmmm

[@fauzysukhron8646]

is it simetrical brick

[@arielsuarez5471]

I’ve heard them being called dual swords.

[@Creepersoop]

2:23 for the I would do the bottom swing first then do the over so the enemy will lean forward to dodge the blade and they can't get out their sword or a proper swing, since their head is forward from the leaning you can finish em off with a upwards swing...

[@phejfjdfjngjng]

쌍검 기술 좀더 올려주시면 좋겠습니다 ㅅㅅ

[@justsomemadbirbwithoutamus1926]

I'm trying it out with wooden sword and my arms is so unbalance like you can see how big my right arms bicept is meanwhile my left is so inflated lmao

[@selensert9239]

I am trying to learn traditional dual sword in Turkey by myselft because there is no options here can you make a serie with dual sword playlist maybe🥺 I will be gracefull🙏

[@Sk0lzky]

You might have more luck with Persian swordsmanship in this regard, it's closer culturally and geographically so the chance you find something is much more likely. I recommend Dr. Khorasani who's probably the only major researcher applying experimental methods in his work

[@raymonarends8152]

Really nice to see! I just started with sib pal ki in Holland. I study under Kenneth Sewbalak. really enjoy the lessons so far. I hope to meet you in real life for a seminar in the future! Kind regards,

[@BokKyuChoi]

Raymon Arends Thank you Raymond. You are warmly welome. Looking forward to seeing you soon!

[@baptisteg4728]

thank you, i understand a bit more why they said that twin sword was more suited for non-stop agression// harassing movements

[@paweandonisgawralidisdobrz2522]

You can be agressive and herras your opponent with continue cuts with any sword kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKGcqZ2hhNGAatE

[@masculineman123]

Can't you just normally wield one the sword and reverse wield the other one

[@skyereave9454]

Reverse grip restricts the movement of the sword and limits range of motion. No practical use for it most of the time

[@alexkim3794]

Reverse is only useful when you're on top of your opponent

[@FeelAlrightInc]

I feel that doing the twin sword head strike technique leaves you open a lot by bringing the sword back and swinging overhead. However, I’m not trained in dual wielding swords, so I would not know.

[@akashkeshran]

can you do a series of this please! 💗

[@j.d.4697]

Using 1 sharp blade is crazy enough. I can't imagine using 2 without cutting yourself.

[@BokKyuChoi]

Yes, you’re right. That’s the reason why we need more practice with attention for wielding sharp edged weapons.

[@lockonnow4259]

Here is the Word for the Style Ambidexterity or Ambidextrous

[@shaundouglas2057]

Ugh! How many false times do you want to do?

[@raytitan19]

Most impressive! Hope to see more n am a big enthusiast for weaponry, sir!

[@BokKyuChoi]

Thank you for your reply.

[@raytitan19]

Welcome, sir.

[@jasonm656]

2:13 so in this he's using ONE and the other one is not even moving... why, if the 2nd sword is not even moving why use it. both swords should be moving in a *flowing* or *smooth* way

[@BokKyuChoi]

Yes, you are right! For that purpose, we need to learn how to wield the swords properly. What I am introducing here is the very basic to prepare the main double swords techniques. Many people are struggling to deal with two swords in the first place. Please take it as basic training, not as a real application. Thank you again for your interest and comment!

[@kaoricarillo6434]

It looks easy but when i tried it Its literally slow less agile and less motion Its like swinging underwater

[@xallur1262]

what swords are those

[@BokKyuChoi]

They are called hwando in Korean. Similar to Japanese katana. For double swords practice the lengths are slightly shorter than standard ones used.

[@rubycone7924]

Looks.great.

[@KlausBeckEwerhardy]

Thanks for this. Had a primer workshop to this some time ago, but couldn't train it enough. Thanks for the reminder.

[@liseveland8644]

It was cool when he started counting in korean

[@firman3c377]

How does miyamoto musashi fightM

[@firman3c377]

Fight?**

[@ctaukus9146]

How long is the handle on your swords you use in this video ? If I were to get some practice swords for ssangheom, is there a resource you can recommend? I only have wood at the moment. Also what is the difference between the do Sword and the geom sword ? Thanks.

[@BokKyuChoi]

ctaukus The handle that I am using is 17cm long and the blade is 62cm. Most swords in the market don’t seem to fit the standard of Korean classical sword. You’d better find a manufacturer who can make your own request. We outsource it directly from Korea. Wooden swords are fine for personal practice. Do is a saber (single edged) and geom is a sword (double edged).

[@oncreations4234]

Thanks for the video but I think I just noticed that I'm literally the only teen here who actually is interested in this tho im thinking of sharing my own technique in double STICKS which will represent swords lol I'm sorry

[@ScottGrow117]

I hope this isn’t for sparring. He leaves himself way too open. The purpose of having a tool in each hand is to be able to cover where you will inevitably be open when you strike.

[@winstonkhan1784]

Where do you get your swords and what size/length do you prefer for double sword?

[@BokKyuChoi]

Winston Khan I have got them from Korea. They are customized swords about 80cm long for both.

[@rudynuruddin1527]

Thanks

[@xFucur]

Who is there after Yone release?

[@김태환-o7u]

Is this Haedong Kumdo action?

[@mason7645]

김태환 해동검도 보다는 조선 무예보통지에 실려있는 쌍검술에 가깝네요. 뭐 앵간한 검술의 쌍검술들이 다 저런 양상이긴 하지만..

[@mason7645]

김태환 참고로 해동검도는 일본 검도 짝퉁입니다.. 배우는걸 그리 추천하지는 않아요..

[@nusashy]

김태환 in my style Iship Sa ban Muye we práctice this form

[@Bee-l3i]

I made a sword movement,it not might be a master one tho. So the first one is a defensive,you spin it slowly but slow enough,keep changing the direction. Then you go a full on fast attack with your other sword Keep repeating it and you got it

[@marinaignatiadou8450]

Im here to become ashoka😂

[@tired247]

lol

[@shaquezr.9541]

You’re here to Ashoka while I’m trying to be Hisoka

[@scottbrown3600]

I honestly don’t know why a lot more people don’t to the hand over hand type technique that he shows here In this video. You can even do the same thing cutting upwards. If done correctly it obviously increases the speed of your strikes faster than most people will be able to with a single sword. Also it seems one could simultaneously parry with one sword while attacking with the other or even attack with both at the same time although that may leave an opening. A lot of HEMA instructors love to say how in effective duel wielding swords is and how it gives no advantage but often when I see them demonstrate their duel wielding techniques they seem very limited they almost seem to try to prove their point instead of actually trying to be effective with the swords. That and this video as well as some other Sabre wielding martial arts I’ve seen seem to have some pretty legitimately useful techniques for duel wielding that would hold up in a sword fight. Not a sword fighting expert talking here but just my observations.

[@ChimpanzéDo38]

Now i Just need to become immortal and Begin my mercenary business

[@joebloggs5318]

The whole point of two weapons is to use them BOTH at once. This...whatever the hell it is you are doing...is going to get you killed especially if your opponent also has two weapons. You NEVER put your weapon BEHIND your body. In a fight you need to be crouched with your weapons tight to your body, throwing out strikes with both weapons at once. You are not using two weapons. All you are doing is holding two weapons and using them one at a time.

[@BokKyuChoi]

Joe Bloggs Thank you for your comments. I think your remarks are far beyond this level. There are many different layers between the basics and real applications. I shared a very basic technic of double sabers which helps your foot work, coordination, balance, etc. when wielding two sabers. From here you can build up inter-mediate, advanced techniques and then you can consider a combat.

[@joebloggs5318]

Thank you for writing back. Glad you don't think I'm some idiot who knows nothing 😃 I would love to see you using paired weapons sparring with people that have different weapons.

[@박수완-n5y]

저런건 어디서 배우는 걸까

[@deadlee666]

My favourite cartoon charactor is fighting with dual swords, this is why i am here XD

[@unknownperson-qm1eu]

What character

[@deadlee666]

@@unknownperson-qm1eu Wheeljack from transformers prime

[@LightningEagle14]

Why would you move your other sword all the way back? Doesn't that open you up to attack?

[@BokKyuChoi]

This is a very basic technique. The other sword moves back for balance and coordination in this case.

[@LightningEagle14]

oh ok

[@TheLateScottBaio]

korea had no sword martial arts so this is all pretend dancing anyway

[@PeterDekker]

Every culture that used swords had sword martial arts.

[@TheLateScottBaio]

the muye dobo tongji specifically states korea had no martial art except archery. martial arts were frowned upon in korea, lying and being lazy was considered the height of sophistication by the korean aristocracy.

[@ninja25701]

How would one block an attack with such a weapon system ?

[@HillardEarl]

With practice.

[@teonaslund3173]

yeah looks impracitcal with those big strikes ending with the sword behind you

[@mtango9985]

thank you. great striking techneques.

[@captain_clutch4983]

Did miyamoto musashi invent the two sword techiniche called niten ichi 2 heavens become one

[@memezo3603]

I did kendo for 4 years but now I quit. I try self teaching my self the classic swords

[@paweandonisgawralidisdobrz2522]

If you want to learn historical sword fighting maybe try HEMA

[@dockilat5576]

Hahaha ka bati! Layo ra sa escrima!

[@Guven9000]

Thank you master 🙏.

[@akuma7825]

Very useful, thanks ! Continue :)

[@RealityMFiction]

Anyone else here for "Blade and Sorcery" tips?

[@legendofapex9809]

I wanna learn everything

[@jarenmontaos5195]

Nitouryu Iai: Rashomon -Zoro

[@Hyoroemon]

Elesis main?

[@MYEDGECUTION]

Isn't the Nitoryu supposed to be practiced with one sword shorter than the other?

[@okbamehabil7549]

Actually their is a technique called "msalba" its a north African sword Arte practice the dual sword fighting afishently

[@toothpick4761]

True sword style fighting is in south east asia Called Kali from the philippines used ny US marines

[@envy4629]

we need more vids like this

[@D20Steel]

Its very similar to the heaven 6 in kali sticks, same starting position with flow.

[@andreniki8864]

i dont get it, novadays you can just click a button and someone is dead with a bullet in his head, why spend any time and effort to master a deadly weapon only to show it off? it may be reasonable to you reading this. For me it makes no sense, at the end every weapon is made to kill

[@hopsen12]

This is very helpful for my self-training. Thank you!

[@bushimotter]

Freaking awesome! I will have to practice this.

[@heiseirider1051]

03 ; 10 minggu dini hari 3 september 2023 baru liat ini telat 8tahun 😅

[@cymaniouss]

Never use these skills to harm, but for good ;D

[@amakusashirou3679]

Sometimes, you must harm one to save many

[@teonaslund3173]

@@amakusashirou3679 anime pfp checks out

[@Pyro25252]

Yo what type of sword is it

[@istvansipos9940]

my only guess is wakizashi. But the hilt seems to be a bit shorter and a bit different from the traditional Japanese style so I can be totally wrong here

[@adenyang4398]

It's a particular type of Hwando designed for dual wielding. It's not a wakizashi - it's bigger. Here's the Japanese equivalent for it, a popular type of uchigatana/katana during the 16th century: www.sho-shin.com/katteuchi.html

[@billwillard591]

Outstanding! Thank you for sharing > Blessings

[@re-piece9473]

Now how about three sword style.

[@TJUPS]

How'd you even get here

[@re-piece9473]

@@TJUPS Got lost on my way to Kaido

[@TJUPS]

@@re-piece9473 Understandable. Go to a big skull on an island. Have a good day!

[@re-piece9473]

@@TJUPS sure

[@vegandinonuggs]

Who's here because they're a writer and their main character is a dual wielder? XD

[@lych2102]

MEEE HIIII HAHAHA

[@Baxkend]

& just like that I’ll be the Daimyo of the Hood

[@giggagenius8915]

Yeah yeah start teaching the part when we get a 3rd sword for our mouth