Jewelianna Ramos | 2018 US Capitol Classics & China Open | Women Weapons Grands

Jeweliana Ramos brought her great kicks and traditional techniques to the women's weapons grands at the 2018 US Capitol Classics & China Open. Held August 3-4, 2018 in National Harbor, Maryland.
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[@jdsheleg8332]

Reminds me of my wife. She does something similar when she is mad at me, just with her Puerto Rican hands. Please, help.

[@Nain617]

Just WOW !!!! Thank you

[@simonbridges3835]

Oh my giddy aunt! What a wonderful, formidable young lady! 👏👏👏

[@montybrewster7]

Wow! That was awesome.

[@user-hw8xn5pt1s]

Question, awesome at what ? She is making a mockery of Japanese Swordsmanship and culture and traditions

[@JediContrast]

Durga reincarnated. Absolutely spectacular display of skill, dicipline and aptitude. Something worthy of my time and attention.

[@antoniofirenze]

Ah yes, I'm so glad she could meet your very high standards! She is so lucky!

[@michaelsanders7484]

lolol right. i was thinking the same thing.@@antoniofirenze

[@user-hw8xn5pt1s]

This is a mockery of Japanese Swordsmanship . She has no formal training in any authentic Sword discipline

[@JediContrast]

Have some respect for yourselves with what you say. Dig deep and then portray that same respect outwardly with authenticity to others. Every day, why not aim to inspire one person, just one, so that they might see a path past their own ignorance. How you perceive what I'm saying is a clear reflection of that. The age of hiding behind the masks you all wear is over.

[@user-hw8xn5pt1s]

​@@michaelsanders7484Do you realize that she is a fraud when it comes to authentic Japanese Swordsmanship.

[@linus1792]

Well done!

[@jujitusuka]

Only in America (hopefully)…..

[@venniev2302]

well done

[@user-yu7vi2tn1r]

Super!!!

[@rjseps222]

Confidence is impressive, great stuff just showing my 14 year old daughter

[@AlexGorskov]

nice!

[@user-hw8xn5pt1s]

This is NOT authentic Japanese Swordsmanship, it is fraud. Just made up to win at a tournament, this is a disrespect to the Spirit of Budo

[@RexIlluminatus]

Sounds like a bad case of constipation.

[@Barrygee]

The ancient art of Bullshido

[@j.s.guimaraesjr.1692]

Lindíssimo.

[@gregi787]

ever seen those artist that randomly splatter a wall with paints? then it suddenly become $1k for sale? this is like that.

[@user-hw8xn5pt1s]

Who taught her? Since she has no formal training in Iaido/Budo. Or did she just watch alot of Power Rangers shows .

[@user-ib3wj2rc9v]

天才❤

[@giuseppenativo2123]

this is a coreography. There is nothing of Iaido, Kenjutsu in this...thing. Which art is that?! High kicks? Also the beginning, the real ceremonial act is canceled. You can find this stuff just in the USA.

[@stevechan6244]

Iaido and Kendo are the sport versions of Bugeido Combat Sword forms. Yea, your right; but hey she can spin the sword pretty good, but I would think not to do this with a real Sword that is sharp or you might cut your feet off. Fencing or using the rapier you always grab you rear waist or belt to keep your off sword hand from being in the way of the blade in front of you. Chinese Jian they use two fingers to touch the wrist or point rearwards away fron the direction of the Jian to get the other hand out of the way too. The problem is that even in Indonesian and Filipino Blade usage they either have another blade, stick or keep the live hand crossed around the forarm to keep from cutting themselves. This is in fact a show. Also, Japanese Swordsmen do not scream when using the sword. At least not the ones I have seen? Still I like her spins as they are really nice. However, she lacks the combat forms.

[@kempo79]

It's bullshido.

[@lonniedeckermusic]

That scream alone would send me running away!

[@YamamotoKazuo]

This is not Kenjutsu

[@jovanygonzalez5712]

Yep, looks like I'm washing dishes for the entire month. I'm not even going to debate it, it's just happening. Sweety what do you want me to cook for dinner? Looks like whatever you want is on the menu.

[@gameanalista725]

Nunca entendi o porquê da metade da briga dos samurais ser disputa de grito.

[@user-n3x]

Классный бой с воздухом

[@user-zs4rt3lx1f]

I like that perfomance, It's a beautiful I can't do it.

[@LostArkLover]

Oh my god this is what feminine should be!!! Wonderful performance!!!

[@kensheebattousai]

That's me when I'm constipated.

[@dangun605]

👏👏👏👏

[@user-xs1jh5jv9y]

Very spectacular. Very loud. Very funny ))))) A lot of Hollywood, nothing of kendo.

[@stevechan6244]

This looks more like Iaido? In Japanese Bugeido or Combatives the forms are smooth and do not stop and do very little spinning except when the battle is done. The combat forms essentially do not kick or punch as you will lose your limbs if you do. That is how you know the Sword combative from the Art and Cultural preservation form of Medatative Iaido.

[@emeraldoracle8706]

@@stevechan6244 As a 25 year practitioner of Iaido I would say no. Yes there is the drawing of the sword from the scabbard, but that is about it. It is a mashup of different martial art styles combined into a performance, but lacks the concentration and technique that I would consider good swordsmanship. On one hand I have issues with such things as sword grip, mechanics of how the cut is made to be effective cut, and even the way she sits down as being unrealistic, etc, but on the other hand she obviously has spend a lot of time practicing and has gotten her routine down pretty good. A weird combination of wanting to criticize but also acknowledge her effort and dedication.

[@stevechan6244]

@@emeraldoracle8706 Yin & Yang/In and Yo. The response is Bittersweet so I know you know the underlying principles of Asian Martial Strategies, as never to Offend. I agree to disagree and Agree. Ha! Very well trained. I am trying to get into Japanese Swordsmanship but I find that the Han, Tang, and Ming Dao are so simular in structure to Japanese Katana and the Japanese other Swords that I try not to laugh. As I am of Japanese and Chinese Heritage. My mother is from the Watanabe Clan of Osaka which a Branch Family to the 52nd Emperor of Japan. Funny, that on my father side I am a Chan or in Northern China called Chin and I am the Direct descendant of Chin Huang Di the First Emperor of China. I wish not to say what Nationaility of Martial Arts I study or How long because THAT does not matter since Martial Arts does not exist. It is the ESSENTIAL PRACTICE of doing that matters. My Martial background includes my Uncle Brendan Lai's of the 7 Stars Praying Mantis strategy also called Tong Long Pai. However, that is not my main play for fun. I am into Kun Tao and Silat and have been doing it as a Family Art since Tong Long Pai has no lower body Movement. Kun Tao that I play with consists of Eagle, Tiger (Pai Yune), Ling Sing Toy (Twin Dragons of the Fukien Temple of Shaolin), Xíng-Zhě-Mén (行者門) named after the protagonist Sun Wukong or simply Wu Kung Kung Fu and not WuShu the sport. My integrated Silat consistes of: Cimande, Cikalong, Teje Monjet (variation of Monkey), Pentjak, Bali Manankabao/Bali Kun Tao, and Haku Akai Karate that I have forgotten since I did that when I was in my teens under Soke Bernard Edwards. I also have a background in Danzan Jujitsu and Shingatai Jujitsu as well. I tried Togakure Ninpo Taijitsu but found the movements based mainly of Ukemi that is over laid upon regular jujitsu since most of the Ninja were Ronin and were essentially out cast from the Caste System of Feudal Japan. The Art of Stealing in is just Gorilla Warfare. I am old and I do not teach what I know except to my children because what is the use? If I teach Asian Philosophy or any Philosophy to the ignorant then the ears do not work and neither does the Brain? Lao Tsu, Confucious, General Sun, Sun Tzu, Miyamoto Mushashi, Yamamoto Tsunetomo Hagakure : The book of the Samurai? No one listens to the Sages. Thales of Iona, Heraclitus..etc., We are more frightened than hurt, and we suffer more from imagination than from reality. A quote from the Roman Seneca. Lucius Annaeus Seneca the Younger (/ˈsɛnɪkə/; c. 4 BC - AD 65), usually known mononymously as Seneca, was a Stoic philosopher of Ancient Rome, a statesman, dramatist, and, in one work, satirist, from the post-Augustan age of Latin literature. “The world is a tragedy to those who feel, but a comedy to those who think.” Peace Favor Your Sword.

[@andreiapreutesei8364]

​@@stevechan6244Looks more like an afternoon on crack

[@baaaarells]

@@stevechan6244 this is not iaido lol

[@Uraken3d]

это было мощно

[@newway6530]

Hollywood jutsu

[@pressloh]

Sorry, Horror Eyes Girl😱🥶🥶🥶

[@dwaynesimeon5]

My daughter with the Lord

[@JoseRamos-kd9ig]

Are we related🤔😁🙏👏👏👏👍✌

[@pokenukem]

Awful. Half the pointless movements, the unnecessary twists and ending with the sword tangled in your own clothes and what that entails of being a real sword and not a prop like this, not to mention that this is not done in either Iaido or kenjutsu Not even kendo, maybe in an American ninja movie. And those screams at your husband? Oh Lord... Turns and flourishes are traditional in wushu/kung fu where they have always been used because they have a different technique, and are used with two other objectives: to develop dexterity and confidence when handling your weapon, that is very typical of training, and if it is exhibited in public, show the level of skill, which is a bit like this, except that Japanese swordsmanship never had those types of elements, besides being heavier than people think, with weight pulled towards the tip , not prone to these flourishes, only a fake sword with an unreal balance allows you to do that. A total nonsense, only for applause in the competition circuit among themselves.

[@JediContrast]

Let's see you do better bub.

[@user-hw8xn5pt1s]

The salient point is that she is a fraud and has no authentic formal training in Japanese swordsmanship

[@tayeblondon]

this wonderfull girl should have played kill bill movie, may be another one coming because she looks real

[@Yarky1]

Traditional techniques? Of Hollywood's fantasy I understand.

[@user-lc2wo3fq7d]

Agreed.

[@LaifuLama]

Really no need to shout. Speed is the most important.

[@user-po6nq7mb4g]

これは武道でも剣舞でもないなww

[@ayubshaik2907]

Fruit ninja

[@poulsmith3592]

Тут традициями и не пахнет😊 она может и владеет какой то техникой, но орать как она орёт ваще полный бред. Смешно. На неё вроде даже мем есть.

[@neiljanverga2875]

Why China? They don't even now how to respect katana sword.

[@junioviado9113]

feminism sword

[@rafaellondono1882]

Solo cuento inutil contra los malevos de la vida real

[@TheBUTOKUKAI]

WTF is that?

[@user-hw8xn5pt1s]

Fake Fraudulent Japanese Swordsmanship

[@Stardusthill]

Martial Arts from USA, specially traditional japanese martial arts are distorted and full of useless and silly things, due to a bad comprehension of the original technique from japan, is like piracy products pretending be as good or even better than the original but made with cheap and fake materials that don't last enough to be useful. This girl is supposed to be an expert in martial arts specially handling the katana, but she is using a very light fake katana made of aluminum and her grip on the katana isn't correct, if it was a real katana she surely would get her wrist and tendoms injured due to the weight of it and the way she grabs the katana. Besides some moves and shouting are so exaggerated, there's no reason to shout while she is getting down on her knees to do "seiza no kamae" position when she was about to finish the "kata". In Japanese martial arts you make the shout (Kiai) when you strike a finishing move or when you are about to start the kata, you simply don't shout while you are adopting a resting position like seiza, that's so ridiculous, and there's no need to exaggerate. I don't know why the need to distort martial arts to make it fanciful, they are just good for hollywood movies, to show off being a fake martial artist. She needs to know and understand the real way to grab a katana and why, the grip is not with the whole hand and all the fingers and the position of the hand has to form an angle of 45° not 90° with the Tsuka (handle) and those kind of things.

[@JediContrast]

Less talk, more walk.

[@Stardusthill]

@@JediContrast Ha!... you know it's true. why you get pissed off?, I don't know what are you talking about, I've been practicing japanese martial arts such as Karate Do, Kenjutsu and Iaido and I know what i'm talking about, they are basic things and you should know it's true.

[@JediContrast]

@@Stardusthill I don't know much about anything when it comes to martial arts, but I know a thing or two about being respectful. 🙇‍♂️

[@JesusBuddha]

Typical American style sword tech. However, if you are using Japanese sword, I'm sorry, but a sword is not originally designed to spin (centrifugal force). Learn how to use a sword from a Japanese master. Matches and actual battles are two completely different things. Learn Iaido in Japan not in USA. If you are spinning the sword in real battle, you are already dead in second.

[@thebladeitself]

*Centripetal force. In order for an object to turn direction, there must be a component of force perpendicular to its velocity. If the force is entirely perpendicular to the velocity, the object will travel in a circle. A sideways force acting on an object, causing it to move in a circle, is called a centripetal force.

[@user-ry7kh9tt1z]

Nothing real ... that is not martial art but just a show. There are some "skills" but these are fantasy with no précision at all.. this is "hollywood style" this is not koryu and neither seitei iai. No moves showned are effective .... maybe it does wind but doesn't cut anything 😅

[@JediContrast]

And you are? That's right...Noone cares.