Kenjutsu Techniques with Ishizuka Sensei

[@aidenfletcher6503]

Master class

[@JijiG1000]

So nice!

[@davefletch3063]

Funny seeing how young they are

[@lennykusa9025]

Mr Donk, schooled. all due respect to RVD

[@filipbuskovic3373]

Van Donk do not understand that he would freeze up if 20cm of a blade penetrate his chest.

[@bujincat]

You must spin your Jedi weapon. Yes, spin! spin! spiiiiiiin! Don't forget to spin. Yes, the spinning is most important.

[@nidannow]

Richard Van Donk ??

[@joeydreyer5573]

Yes, it looks like Richard van Donk. Very young still. Learning the secret arts of the Shadow Warrior!

[@gekiryudojo]

Van Donkey Still hasn’t learnt to keep his big mouth shut! I like how he go hit on the head An invitation to STFU!

[@wtfschindler]

@@joeydreyer5573 hahahaha good one

[@computron808]

Is this Kukishin Biken Jutsu.

[@wtfschindler]

Pay close attention at 01:48 - RVD asks the key question. You don’t worry about the sword already in a downward motion?? “Nah - I can avoid.” It marks the day logic left the building and he began subscribing to this crap.

[@davefletch3063]

I guess you don’t understand the effect of a sword being thrust into your body through your boney chest cavity. In reality the thrust would push the attacker backwards a bit, moving the sword cut out of the danger zone

[@wtfschindler]

@@davefletch3063 Sure don't.

[@ch5477]

Not to mention he addresses that in the video.

[@wtfschindler]

@@ch5477 can u tell me where? I am not seeing this part.

[@ch5477]

​@@wtfschindler2:13, lowering the body and moving off the line of the attack. Peace.

[@Bb5y]

Interesting to see how the 1st generation of bujinkan instructors filled the 1st generation of western students with complete horse crap. I heard a lot about ishizuka from my teachers, he was always held up as a hard good trainer from the original Japanese students of hatsumi. It’s good now to see the evidence of how poor he actually was and how poor the larping of the bujinkan was even in the early days.