Teaching maai 間合い, the ideas of combative spacing and timing intervals in kenjutsu.
The Mind According to Saito Yakuro of Shintō Munen Ryū 斎藤弥九郎神道無念流
「武は戈を止むるの義なれば少しも争心あるべからず」斎藤弥九郎神道無念流練兵館 Saito Yakuro, Shindō Munen Ryu instructor of the famous […]
Sword Grip Tenouchi Iaido Video
This video describes basic hand grips (tenouchi) for using a […]
Son lo Mismo las Habilidades de Combate y las Artes Marciales?
Porqué hacer la diferencia entre arte marcial y habilidad de […]
Speed, Martial Arts and Samurai Theater
What's the difference between bugei (martial arts) demonstrations and stunts? […]
Iaido Tachi & Seiza Waza
Demonstrations of unique iaijutsu and complimentary techniques between standing and […]
Waza: Quality or Quantity?
Waza Waza Everywhere In our respective martial arts systems, we […]
Is Compassion Important In Martial Arts?
What is compassion? Compassion is a concern for the suffering […]
Seven Points For Learning Martial Arts
I am often thinking about how to learn bujutsu productively. […]
Learning Iaido Online: The Japanese Art of the Sword
Learning Iaido online is a wonderful challenge. Iaido or Iaijutsu can […]
I look forward to learning Sensei.
Thank you Saneteru Sensei.
Very interesting. Media has often portrayed great skill as being fast when it is often something else. Wayne Gretzky, the hockey player, only seemed fast. In reality he was not chasing the puck, instead he was going to where the puck would be and getting there in time.
🤔 interesting… 😊
Thank you for this teaching, sensei.
Thank you, Saneteru-sensei!