Teaching maai 間合い, the ideas of combative spacing and timing intervals in kenjutsu.
The Sword of Kamma
Within Shinkan-ryū are teachings to being responsible for our actions. […]
On being human and a martial artist
It is difficult to wind through the brambles and thorns […]
Koryū Menko Kaiden & Classical Martial Arts Proliferation
免許皆伝 Menkyo Kaiden and Koryu Proliferation Mention menkyo or menkyo […]
Shu-ha-ri Budo Learning
Shu-ha-ri 守破離 is an essential concept in traditional learning. It is the fundamental master-disciple relationship in many traditional arts.
Are Combat Skill & Martial Art The Same?
Why make the distinction between martial art and combat skill? […]
Iaijutsu Iaido Sword Timing Lesson
Timing while training alone is an important aspect to keep […]
Martial Arts and The Path: Strive for the truth
If you study the way and path 道, then you […]
Estás Involucrado en un Culto de Artes Marciales?
Recientemente tuve una conversación con alguien que se refirió a […]
Cómo aprender Kenjutsu?
Aprender cualquier cosa tan profunda como un arte marcial requiere […]
Shugyō and Keiko Martial Arts Practice
Practicing and Studying There are two main words used about […]
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 […]
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… 😊