That was really interesting. I am enjoying this entire series of videos from the different styles at the demo. Thank you again!!!
@user-xh3ld3wx4s6 жыл бұрын
こちらも、奥の深い剣術などをよく鍛錬されてる、国宝級の物だと思います。
@darwinbonita7996 Жыл бұрын
The sausage that you are calling Manfred my man is a shinai (split bamboo, encased in leather) a replacement to the real katana insure that no practitioner get killed, the stomping of the feet is to emphasize the snap of the shinai (cut) and let the audience know.
@6:36 Koryu have some of the funnest techniques lol
@zenlot135 жыл бұрын
It was literally meant as a spear throwing technique with the sword, but it's a demo so you're not supposed to REALLY throw it lol
@paulabarquez12524 жыл бұрын
Comes with being more than 400 years old.
@spiritandsteel3 жыл бұрын
Yeah- the sword-throw move is done spear-like in actual use, but it’s thrown sideways during demos and when using bokuto instead of fukuro-shinai to prevent injury.
@DuplicitousDark Жыл бұрын
what's the signature move of this ryuha?
@mit904511 ай бұрын
counter attacking
@paulabarquez12524 жыл бұрын
What's with 2:25 onwards??? 😅I still don't get it.
@gabrielf47504 жыл бұрын
perhaps to confuse enemy, troll for a few times followed by a sudden blow.
@CitronCoffee4 жыл бұрын
Paul Abarquez You mean they shakes katana for several times? If so, it’s to know the opponent’s timing and position first. We can know the enemy’s intention by this movement. Of course, this is in practice only. After shaking katana, yes, the next movement is a kind of trolling. It affects the opponent’s unconsciousness.
@DRYUEN4 жыл бұрын
They are measuring the distance, prepare for the sparring in next kata
Those giant sausages that they use sure wobble around a lot more than Bokken. Why do they use them? Even though the one man blocked effectively, he was still getting hit in the head with the other guy's wobbly sausage. After watching this it seems like Yagyu Shinkage-ryu Heiho Kenjutsu translates into something like "stomping forefoot wobbly sausage way" .
@pompadour_gagarin17233 жыл бұрын
It's a practice tool (fukuro shinai) that was designed for two reasons, one was the possibility of actually striking your partners without hurting them (can't really do that with a bokken - not for long anyway), the other was to allow people to fence in earnest safely. With a shinai, you can strike directly at the other person's body, you don't even need protection, you can feel these hits (both ways) and have a different sort of commitment. Note that these were developped in the late 16th c. at that time it was a very novel tool. Obviously, they also use bokken and shinken. It's just different tools to train different things. Also, I know this is trolling but Shinkage-ryu is like the most influencial and well known japanese fencing school, if you don't know about it, you really don't know much about japanese fencing. "Stomping forefoot wobbly sausage way" would be something like 踏揺腸道 - Tōyōchōdō. But you'd run the risk of meaning "urging yourself at the feeling of troubling bowels".
@TheSilence19 ай бұрын
They pulled out the sausages because they knew you were coming by.