Iaido Kata Seitei 01-12

I have edited this video to help you practice the Seitei Iaido Kata 01-12
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Contents:
0:00 ...
0:02 Entering the Dojo
1:25 Ippon-me Mae (01)
2:11 Nihon-me Ushiro (02)
2:48 Sanbon-me Ukenagashi (03)
3:17 Yonhon-me Tsuka-ate (04)
3:52 Gohon-me Kesa-giri (05)
4:22 Roppon-me Morote-zuki (06)
5:03 Nanahon-me Sampo-giri (07)
5:47 Hachihon-me Ganmen-ate (08)
6:30 Kyuhon-me Soete-zuki (09)
7:08 Juppon-me Shiho-giri (10)
8:10 Ju-Ippon-me So-giri (11)
8:57 Ju-Nihon-me Nuki-uchi (12)
9:35 Leaving the Dojo
For detailed instructions and further explanations pleas watch the original video.
Link to the original video:
• 全日本剣道連盟制定 居合（英語版）
The original video was posted on the following channel:
Official Kendo video channel of All Japan Kendo Federation
/ @zennipponkendorenmei
Demonstrator Iai Kyoshi 8th Dan Noboru Ogura

[@dejanstjepic4472]

Contents: 0:00 ... 0:02 Entering the Dojo 1:25 Ippon-me Mae (01) 2:11 Nihon-me Ushiro (02) 2:48 Sanbon-me Ukenagashi (03) 3:17 Yonhon-me Tsuka-ate (04) 3:52 Gohon-me Kesa-giri (05) 4:22 Roppon-me Morote-zuki (06) 5:03 Nanahon-me Sampo-giri (07) 5:47 Hachihon-me Ganmen-ate (08) 6:30 Kyuhon-me Soete-zuki (09) 7:08 Juppon-me Shiho-giri (10) 8:10 Ju-Ippon-me So-giri (11) 8:57 Ju-Nihon-me Nuki-uchi (12) 9:35 Leaving the Dojo

[@riflemanism]

Discipline, dedication, mastery. Remarkable.

[@MartinJutras]

At slow motion, you can see that, even if the swing is relatively fast, the blade is incredibly steady (not shaking) at the end of a strike. I'm sure most people don't realize how much skills is required in order to do so. Deeply Impressive. EDIT: I watched it again two months later, and I'm still totally blown away by this man's mastery.

[@HanniSeidenba0525]

If you know how heavy a real steel blade is and hold it in sword form, you will see the true quality of long time practicing.

[@Misere1459]

Don't know if it is steel blade or iaïto. The iaïto can avoid tendinitis when hard training and the weight is more balanced near the hands.

[@waveman0]

flawless execution of kata, thank you for the demo.

[@KWTSYSTEM]

Iaido is personaldevelopment pure!

[@toddburnett4853]

absolutely amazing 👏

[@rexfordgarrison4883]

Unbelievably beautiful!

[@sunsetta9496]

Love the martial form! Good choice of music🥰

[@micheledimauro5742]

Si osserva una grande maestria. Grazie

[@a-b.e.6663]

Köszönöm a feltöltést. Egy idős ember. Laci

[@vSphera]

great Video of the seitei iaido set. thank you 🙇‍♀️

[@dlkravcov1973]

素晴らしいレッスンです！👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍

[@ALPHARIUS8035]

Dear sword friends. For what its worth, what you are seeing here is the twelve waza (not kata) of the zen ken ren iai, a version popular around early 2000’s and the 1990’s ( more iai were added after this time and also many eishin ryu styles dont allow the kissaki to dip below vertical in newer expressions). These waza are performed in the fashion of muso jikiden shinden ryu (distinguished by the right side sageo style and the horizontal side sweep on the noto (chiburi and all else the same as eishin ryu). They are particularly technically demanding because of the exacting precision. I hope this was of benefit for anyone looking into becoming a student with earnestness. May your practice bare many fruits.

[@RobertoMarin-bd6cy]

Exelente muy práctico

[@thiagolealinstrutor]

Muito bom esse Vídeo !

[@gauthiercamilo6146]

Ty 🎉🎉

[@barcigian]

He is so calm and focused, impressive! To make the blade cut the air (the woosh sound) is so hard to do!

[@arishchandok7543]

What time did you hear it? Sorry I couldn't hear because of the theme playing in the background.

[@Tinhkhucvang123]

Master:-)

[@La.piedra.de.sisifo]

Great Video of Seitei Iaido. It Was in the historical archives.

[@shaihulud69]

beau petit japonais , avec la musique d obao...

[@xstrongfactor]

ever saw in BW about15 year ago thank

[@user-iq8qr1ss9j]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@SpartanSigismund316]

I miss practicing Iaido.

[@slowlarry]

I do soon 3.kyu

[@stopshowingpeoplesnamesgoo4870]

Good video. If only we had the original commentary explaining the kata. But still solid nonetheless.

[@ivanivanich8268]

Nehujowo

[@yakuza7056]

Со спины сидя интересный разворот получился через левый бок. Хотя наверное верно. Если через правый повернуться, то противник может просто руку вынимающую меч заблокировать. За "Сакуру" отдельный лайк! 👍

[@user-vl9em8qe7m]

Это из школы Мусо Синден Рю, там принято всегда разворачиваться через левый бок, где меч, ещё со времён средневековья. Есть ещё, например, школа Рюсин Сëти Рю иайдзюцу, там разворот делается через правую сторону

[@mstuomel]

Why have you replaced the sound with music? The sword sounds are an important part of the original video. :-)

[@adnanzeb8309]

greet man

[@hughjaanus6680]

Great also.

[@davidfouchard6205]

En couleur???

[@silvyrmoon5353]

Is this slow motion?

[@trapperscout2046]

Sakura Sakura

[@alekx58]

nan man si te

[@masculinogenerico]

What's the name of the music?

[@penniewalsh8753]

Yes, I would love to know the name if the song!

[@trapperscout2046]

Sakura Sakura. It's a traditional Japanese folk song.

[@shaihulud69]

Sakura Sakura par Hiroe Yonekawa, Megumi Yonekawa, Chikatoyo Tsujimoto, Yonekawa Toshiko, Masumi Yonekawa & Goro Yamoguchi. album de 1973, popular koto melodies of japan.

[@regishollet-marchal7806]

Bonjour bonsoir ! Quelle maîtrise dans le BUSHIDO MERCI !

[@DonKihotLomanchesky]

Я так понимаю, историческая традиция была - нажраться на пиру и зарубить соседа. Искусство называется - как выжить на пьянке.)

[@erickflores7471]

No le entiendo

[@user-cc1tx7sz5p]

Каждый борется со скукой по своему)))

[@rockguitarshred]

I mean,if you can do these fast,more power to you lol

[@Secretsquirrel121]

His putting back the sword is wanting.

[@oliverslandi4195]

من فکر میکنم این استاد نمایشی اجرا میکند با این سرعت تا شمشیر رو از غلاف بکشه سرش به باد رفته

[@shoppingrb9544]

Sorry to tell you but your opponent already fled the scene. Is this the normal speed?

[@c602]

Educate yourself before commenting.

[@hughjaanus6680]

Just like Mork from Ork. "I'm into time warps".

[@hughjaanus6680]

@@c602 Tai Chi is practiced like that also and is useless in combat.

[@junheceta268]

No, this is not done at full speed, you ignorant clod. It has been slowed down to provide viewers a chance to observe all the movements fully.

[@junheceta268]

​@@hughjaanus6680 Tai Chi is not intended for combat. The combat form is Tai Chi Chuan, which is far from useless. Having been on the receiving end of it, I know whereof I speak.

[@flettcherdao]

a shame. 5 minutes of ritual, for 1 quick blow. this is the decline of all traditions. the ritual became fashionable and more important than combat in the Tokugawa era (18-19 centuries)

[@tertia4808]

Tokugawa Era began when Ieyasu Tokugawa became Shogun in March 24, 1603 i.e. early 17th century. After Battle of Sekigahara firearms became principle weapons of the battlefield. Before then the bow & spear dominated. Practice of the traditional martial arts in Japan is not training for battlefield combat, but training for physical & moral education - training of spirit & mind. It is not shame. Modern warrior uses most effective combat weapons available - grenade, automatic rifle & Russian shovel. It is progression. Ritual is not simply fashion. Ritual informs & shapes the character & the community.

[@FalconWindblader]

The fact that you mark Tokugawa era to be 18th to 19th century shows that you know next to nothing about the subject at hand, let alone the art itself.

[@Misere1459]

It is a pity that bushi let the noble way of the arrow and the horse to choose swinging a knife in the wind sitdown. (when someone speak of "decline of traditions" always do it twice)

[@Alexctes7]

On the only blow someone die...

[@acidfacejake3739]

Please refrain from speaking about things you know next to nothing about.

[@kappa0aka0lex]

The music is extremely annoying %)

[@shoppingrb9544]

You're right.

[@c602]

Turn off the volume.

[@jayflores4100]

It’s actually quite beautiful and very skillfully composed. You’re an American, right?