Explanatory video２Jojutsu sanjūren-enda vol.1

[@Mariusz.Rosinski]

Thank you very much Sensei for these series of videos that perfectly introduce me to the world of jojutsu. He goes through the details of each position (although the hakama covers the feet a bit), the arrangement of the hands and the harmony of movement. This also encourages me to learn and hopefully practice jojutsu.

[@Mariusz.Rosinski]

I have a first basic question regarding the choice of jo. What length (relative to your own height) and diameter is appropriate/correct?

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

The length is 128 cm, the diameter is 2.4 cm, and the material is white oak. This is the standard for canes. If you are a particularly large person (over 190 cm), we also sell a larger size, but if you are smaller than that, I think it would be better to buy a standard size. I myself have acquired many canes, but once I got one that was made to order with the length and diameter slightly smaller, but when I used it in practice, it didn't feel very good. So, I gave it to a small senior woman who is practicing. On the other hand, I don't like the slightly larger one, which is the same length but has a diameter of 3 centimeters, because it doesn't feel like it fits in my hand. Please be careful not to use large or heavy objects to build muscle strength, as this will result in a result that is contrary to what is cultivated through Jojutsu training. Jojutsu training can be done well whether you do it alone or with a partner. In particular, it is perfect for grasping the harmony and flow of the whole body. There is almost no possibility of hurting your body, and you can clearly feel the performance or failure of the movement. Depending on how you use it, it can also be very effective for gymnastics and massage. (I also tell you this in my video)

[@Mariusz.Rosinski]

Thank you very much @@KanayamaTakayuki Sensei for your detailed answer and advice on choosing jo. I am 175 cm tall, so I think the standard size should be suitable for me. Today I found it on the Polish market and ordered it (very close to the dimensions you provided), 128 cm long, 25 cm in diameter and about 450 g in weight, so in the next few days I think I will be able to start practicing based on your videos. I hope that my self-criticism and self-discipline will allow me to make progress in self-perfection of jojutsu.

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

That size would be fine. Please work hard while feeling the physical sensations, the slippage of your hands, the weakness, the flow in conjunction with your feet! The scenery seems to come to mind. We are responding to your comments on the video released at 9pm on Saturday, March 30th. Although it is a poor content, please take a look if you like.

[@Mariusz.Rosinski]

Thank you. Looking forward to this video.

[@aaronsa4302]

After practicing Tsunagi no Kata for some time I have decided to follow your art. Although I see it as very complicated. I hope that by dedicating as much time as possible and with due patience, I hope to improve the movements and understand little by little how wonderful jojutsu is. Thanks sensei!!

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

thank you very much. I look forward to your future!

[@untungsaputra5974]

Thanks a lot Sensei 🙏

[@thephong6850]

Thank you for sharing knowledge. All the best wishes

[@hiiwan945]

ありがとうございます。大変参考になります。

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

どうぞ参考になさってください。

[@abdellatifchafik2717]

Je suis un pratiquant d'arts traditionnels Japonaises depuis longtemps 48 ans. Je vous remercie beaucoup pour le partage du savoir et savoir-faire, c'est très intéressant ce que vous faite. Aussi très différente de nôtre école. 🙏🙏🙏

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you for your comment. Please work hard on the parts that can be used as a reference!

[@DevInvest]

I truly thank you for the motivation these lessons give to to keep hope during my injuries- 🙏🏻🙇‍♂️🕉💐👊🏻

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you very much for saying so. I get strength from your words too!

[@DevInvest]

@@KanayamaTakayuki 🙇‍♂️🙏🏻👊🏻☺️🏅

[@ДмитрийВС-е1е]

Thank you very much!!! Very interesting material! I've been watching you for a long time. I practice a school where there is no Jo and the movements are very different from yours. But your lessons still help me set my motor skills. Unfortunately, it is not easy to buy DVDs from Japan in Russia. But I'll figure something out :)))

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Спасибо вам из России. Именно благодаря прогрессу цивилизации я могу общаться с иностранцами, не имея возможности изучать язык. DVD 2019 года не так подробно объясняет технику «Jo», поэтому я предоставлю пояснительное видео, переведенное на английский на KZbin.

[@chongwoeiyow]

Thank sensei. Very good explain..

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you very much. I'm glad the explanation came across.

[@chongwoeiyow]

@@KanayamaTakayuki hope sensei next video can explain more about the footwork..

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Yes, thank you very much. The footwork commentary has already been recorded, so please wait until it's delivered.

[@rafaadamski6513]

Thanks a lot. English subtitles would make it more informative for people outside Japan, though. Anyway, doing our best to imitate you in our dojo

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you very much. I plan to create English subtitles later.

[@rafaadamski6513]

@@KanayamaTakayuki great. Looking forward

[@ズビ-y6s]

@@@rafaadamski6513Cześć Rafał. Fajnie Cię spotkać po latach :)

[@radamesbatacchi8695]

Grazie molte, e veramente interessante ed istruttivo.

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Grazie mille. Continueremo a consegnarlo a poco a poco. Si prega di guardare se ti piace.

[@radamesbatacchi8695]

@@KanayamaTakayuki grazie

[@ズビ-y6s]

詳しいご説明、ありがとうぎざいます。

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

こちらこそ、ありがとうございます。

[@renyihyap6283]

山咒！ 十咒，continue

[@renyihyap6283]

临兵

[@senseitalon7435]

🍻👏🙇‍♂️

[@god_chung]

"jo" means "stick", jojutsu = stick martial art

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you. I would like the world to know the word "Jojutsu". "Jo" means "staff" in Japanese, and as a martial art of fighting with a staff, it has an official name of "Jojutsu". Although it could be mistaken for the Newaza "Jujutsu" , the martial arts using a staff are called "Jojutsu".

[@god_chung]

@@KanayamaTakayuki "staff" is popular meaning about all of weapons, actually "stick" is the most correct

[@植村一樹-m7u]

風の音がうるさく。画像も暗く残念です。

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

申し訳ありません、たしかに聞こえ辛く見え辛いと思います。この時はCOVID19の影響による自粛期間であり、深夜の公園で普通のビデオカメラで撮影したものです。日本語字幕を付けておりますので、そちらで聞こえ難い部分は確認出来るかと思います。

[@aaah4040]

hai my name is hasrul laonda i come from Indonesia . i like your trick and technique . i support you always and forever

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

thank you very much. Thank you for your continued support.