Hidekatsu Inoue – Kendo Collection – Japanese Swordsmanship Vol.2

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Salepage: Hidekatsu Inoue – Kendo Collection – Japanese Swordsmanship Vol.2

VOLUME 2 Part 2 of a very comprehensive series on the art of Kendo. Contents include: Fundamental techniques part 2 Distance -Distance: Far contact, Issoku-Itto contact, Medium contact, -Chikama (Close) contact,Tsubazeriai (close at hand) contactKirikaeshi -Basic Kirikaeshi (repetitive left-and-right strikes)-Left and right Men Kirikaeshi-Left and right Men Kirikaeshi: Received with the Shinai Left and right Do Kirikaeshi-Kirikaeshi with three striking zones-Jumping left-and-right Men Kirikaeshi in the same spot Jumping left-and-right Men and left-and-right Do Kirikaeshi in the same spot-Repetitive Kirikaeshi chasing a Moto-dachi who is stepping back quicklyStrike Practices: single strike -Center Men Strike-Right Kote-Right Do: Through the right of Moto-dachi, through the left of Moto-dachi-Gyaku (opposite side)-Do (left Do)-TsukiStrike Practices: Repeating strikes -Kote-Men Kote-Do-Men-Men-Men-Do Tsuki-Men-Kote-Men-Men-Kote-Men-Do-Men-Men-Men-Kote-Men-Kote-Men-Kote-Men-Do-MenStrike Practices: Hiki-Waza (Strike stepping backwards) -Stomping footwork for Hiki-Waza (strike stepping backwards) from close contact-Hiki-Men-Hiki-Kote-Hiki-Do (right Do)-Hiki-Gyaku Do (left Do)Strike Practices: Repeating Hiki-Waza -Men-Men-Men-Do-Men-Gyaku Do-Men-Kote-Do-Men Gyaku Do-Men-Men-Men-Men-Men-Do-MenColliding Basic Tai-atari (Colliding) -Front center Tai-atari Kote, Tai-atari-Kote. Men Tai-atari Men, Tai-atari, Hiki-Men-Men, Tai-atari, Hiki-Do-Men. Tai-atari. Gyaku Do. Men, Tai-atari, Hiki-KoteMawari-Waza (Spinning Moves) -What is Mawari-Waza?-Men Mawari-Men-Men Mawari-Do-Men Mawari-Kote

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