Masayuki Shimabukiro – Advanced Samurai Swordsmanship Vol.1

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Masayuki Shimabukiro – Advanced Samurai Swordsmanship Vol.1

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Samurai Swordmanship Vol. 1: Basic Sword Program by Masayuki Shimabukuro

Samurai Swordsmanship from Black Belt Magazine features Black Belt Hall of Fame member Masayuki Shimabukuro (Weapons Instructor of the Year, 2006) and his senior student, Carl E. Long, demonstrating and explaining the history, construction, rituals and techniques associated with the samurai sword. Volume 1 covers basic concepts and features interviews with both instructors. Topics include mat cutting, forms, uniform care, sword etiquette, cleaning your weapon, thrusts, drawing and sheathing the sword and much more.

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