Until before, I’ll became new Dragon Ninja and a new Chinese assassin like Bruce and Talia’s son, Damian Wayne that I observed Ryu’s every sword slash combo for my future.
this was a very good reference for my game, execpt for the random anime type stuff at like 3:40 that was a little strange but otherwise this made a great 5 hit m1 combo thank you
I'm looking to get an aluminum sword for spinning tricks, whats the ideal length? Would a regular katana length 28" or something work, or the junior/kids 18"? I'm 5'7 by the way Saw one on ebay with these specs Overall Length:39.5 " - Blade Length:28.35 " - Blade Material:Aluminum Alloy - Handle Length:11"
Sorry it took me so long. You want the blade to match the length of your arm or slightly larger. I would get one from AWMA.com. Good quality and not super expensive.
I don't have any issues in acknowledging the athleticism for this. I liken it to the same athleticism as someone proficient in baton twirling or high level hoola hooping (both requiring amazing coordination)... so long as we can also acknowledge that this is not Iaito or any practical use of an actual sword. Your angles and releasing of the sword would leave you dead in a sword fight. As a student of kendo, if someone flashed around like this they would have thier heads popped or wrists broken. I will also concede that in a fight, gun wins 99% of the time in a knife (sword) fight.
At the point where I reach enough financial stability and free time, I plan on investing in a high quality live blade and cutting mats to train traditional kendo again. Until then I'll keep having fun with my contemporary style sword shenanigans. :)
i am not shure if i like this style or not... on one hand it looks nice. But on the other it is havely not for combat^^' however its not easy to performe moves like this. so good work.
Very nice movements and you definitely are at ease in your art. All I can say there are many movements that make the craft unnecessary, nice to see, but a bit theatrical or dance like. They are impressive, but when dealing with a adversary and predicts a unnecessary spin or pose with the sward away from them as a target, it will take that chance to hit you.
I tend to agree. The simplest of continuous walking combos (one strike for every step) feel far more productive to practise, as you can mix and match with the strikes, and I found that the best way to learn which ones transition best into others. e.g. right to left diagonal downward strike -> left to right diagonal downward -> right horizontal neck strike etc. Or left horizontal neck strike-> right upward strike feels rewarding to do for the smooth action. What Karate RX is doing in this vid though, is technically far more impressive.
Look nice but not like Japanese knowledge… you shoul try like Iaido or Tenshin Ryu Hyoho or something like that. Your movement, footwork etc. looks like your doing a karate form with a sword on your hand. But nice Job cause even like that look likes is hard to do…
flippy, twisty, twirly acrobatic fluffy bunny stuff. Now if you're into that there is nothing wrong with it, just not my thing. But I'm sure this could help someone win a shinny plastic trophy in some tournament in some school gym somewhere.
I was in till the showboating weapon toss. That’s advance swordsman skills? I’m out of touch or flamboyance swords should be this title.oh that sword toss!! That’s so cringe!!
ok so this move set is risky if you fuck it up, the only real combat vale it would have would be disorientation, put simply your sheer charisma from the move will intimidate and confuse your opponent, put simply you want them to think your so good with a sword you don't even have to use it most effectively, although in this day and age this would be most effective since few actually know how to properly use a katana and the common public idolizes ninja like people who do crazy acrobatics and kill people with kamehas lol, put simply the average hoodlum thinks you know what your doing if you can do that trick well enough, but against an actual swordsman you would be dead over 5 times over, a good way to tell how to properly use swords and other weapons is to watch fencing videos, they can teach you a lot about how combat actually works and how doing stuff like this against an actual swordsman would get you killed, the Japanese made powerful beautiful swords but they were less focused on swordplay because of how uncommon a swordfight was on the battlefield, but medieval Europe swordfights were way more common and so with the collected experience of thousands of swordsman they know how to fight a fellow swordsman properly, oh and if your planning on blocking bullets with a sword it's not the brightest idea, in order to do something like that you have to have extremely quick reflexes and great intuition alongside a crap ton of luck, if your gonna bring a melee weapon to a gun fight, make sure to bring protection like a bullet proof vest or armor, or even just a shield for gods sake, in fights everyone is trying to be the one that makes it out alive and so no one is going to pull any punches to let you do your 'sick flips' in a showman's type of use this would be a great thing to have up your sleeve, if you can do it effectively, it would definitely impress your audience, of course if you fail it's not gonna be fun, I am an amature swordsmith and since I make weapons of war it isn't useless info to understand how they are properly used, this would be cool as hell in a movie but in real life this would be the trick that sealed your fate.
This is so awesome, my grandma didn't stand a chance
RIP
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I do these excercises without sword- handicapped, 67 years old.
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Thanks.
So glad I found your channel. My son is learning sword and your routines have been great for trying to make his kata
i cant wait to try this out once my uncle makes me a wooden sword to practice!
You can find a bokken for pretty cheap online. Maybe even on Amazon. If you don't have something perfect, use what you have!!
Until before, I’ll became new Dragon Ninja and a new Chinese assassin like Bruce and Talia’s son, Damian Wayne that I observed Ryu’s every sword slash combo for my future.
I'm trying this one this week for sure!
Your channel is criminally underrated btw
Appreciate that man.
Incredible stuff mate. Thank you!
this was a very good reference for my game, execpt for the random anime type stuff at like 3:40 that was a little strange but otherwise this made a great 5 hit m1 combo thank you
I'm obsessed with this combo!
Thanks Hannah
amazing Sensei
I appreciate it!
I do tricking im about to learn how to use a sword so I look like a badass
Let’s go
Fantastico
Thank you!
Good I'm new and I want use katana and I love your video becouse learn more
I’m working on some more katana videos to upload so subscribe and stay tuned! 🤙🏻
Thanks to you my friend I will obliterate my arch nemesis he will be annihilated
No mercy 🤙🏻
I'm looking to get an aluminum sword for spinning tricks, whats the ideal length? Would a regular katana length 28" or something work, or the junior/kids 18"? I'm 5'7 by the way
Saw one on ebay with these specs
Overall Length:39.5 "
- Blade Length:28.35 "
- Blade Material:Aluminum Alloy
- Handle Length:11"
Sorry it took me so long. You want the blade to match the length of your arm or slightly larger. I would get one from AWMA.com. Good quality and not super expensive.
I can't find anything until i saw an empty tissue, TIME TO PRACTICE
Don't cut yourself
great. Teacher, can you make more videos to teach me how to make slow and slow sword moves for me and everyone to follow along?
Yes I will
Got it
Thanks
Thank you sir 😘😘
what size sword do you use?
I don't have any issues in acknowledging the athleticism for this. I liken it to the same athleticism as someone proficient in baton twirling or high level hoola hooping (both requiring amazing coordination)... so long as we can also acknowledge that this is not Iaito or any practical use of an actual sword. Your angles and releasing of the sword would leave you dead in a sword fight. As a student of kendo, if someone flashed around like this they would have thier heads popped or wrists broken. I will also concede that in a fight, gun wins 99% of the time in a knife (sword) fight.
Absolutely.
At the point where I reach enough financial stability and free time, I plan on investing in a high quality live blade and cutting mats to train traditional kendo again.
Until then I'll keep having fun with my contemporary style sword shenanigans. :)
@@KarateRX no argument here sir. Keep on keepn on.
You right 🙏🙏
Can I try this with 41 inch katana?
Nice pretendind
*pretending
HOW DO YOU DO THAT FIGURE 8 BEHIND YOU BACK DUDE, IM SO LOST 😔😔😔
I’ll make you a video my man.
Check the new vid.
i am not shure if i like this style or not... on one hand it looks nice. But on the other it is havely not for combat^^'
however its not easy to performe moves like this. so good work.
Definitely not for combat. It is fun to perform though.
Thanks for the comment!
this is cool and all but have you heard of a glock 18?
a what?
Try side light side air
that made me giggle, thank you.
Very nice movements and you definitely are at ease in your art. All I can say there are many movements that make the craft unnecessary, nice to see, but a bit theatrical or dance like. They are impressive, but when dealing with a adversary and predicts a unnecessary spin or pose with the sward away from them as a target, it will take that chance to hit you.
Yup, definitely for performance and theatre. Not meant to simulate real combat with a katana. Thank you for the comment.
I tend to agree. The simplest of continuous walking combos (one strike for every step) feel far more productive to practise, as you can mix and match with the strikes, and I found that the best way to learn which ones transition best into others.
e.g. right to left diagonal downward strike -> left to right diagonal downward -> right horizontal neck strike etc. Or left horizontal neck strike-> right upward strike feels rewarding to do for the smooth action.
What Karate RX is doing in this vid though, is technically far more impressive.
C'est joli mais d' aucune efficacité martial😀
Practicing 0:42 right now
Get it
hi
hey
Name the sword?????
Omg i need restore mi katana
Look nice but not like Japanese knowledge… you shoul try like Iaido or Tenshin Ryu Hyoho or something like that. Your movement, footwork etc. looks like your doing a karate form with a sword on your hand. But nice Job cause even like that look likes is hard to do…
I’m focusing on Jiu-Jitsu with strength training and this channel right now but I appreciate the suggestion and the comment sir! 🙂
What game is this from...?
Deadpool
Showbusiness
flippy, twisty, twirly acrobatic fluffy bunny stuff. Now if you're into that there is nothing wrong with it, just not my thing. But I'm sure this could help someone win a shinny plastic trophy in some tournament in some school gym somewhere.
ok
So... No real technique it's just for show?
You're halfway there.
I was in till the showboating weapon toss. That’s advance swordsman skills? I’m out of touch or flamboyance swords should be this title.oh that sword toss!! That’s so cringe!!
Thanks man!
ok so this move set is risky if you fuck it up, the only real combat vale it would have would be disorientation, put simply your sheer charisma from the move will intimidate and confuse your opponent, put simply you want them to think your so good with a sword you don't even have to use it most effectively, although in this day and age this would be most effective since few actually know how to properly use a katana and the common public idolizes ninja like people who do crazy acrobatics and kill people with kamehas lol, put simply the average hoodlum thinks you know what your doing if you can do that trick well enough, but against an actual swordsman you would be dead over 5 times over, a good way to tell how to properly use swords and other weapons is to watch fencing videos, they can teach you a lot about how combat actually works and how doing stuff like this against an actual swordsman would get you killed, the Japanese made powerful beautiful swords but they were less focused on swordplay because of how uncommon a swordfight was on the battlefield, but medieval Europe swordfights were way more common and so with the collected experience of thousands of swordsman they know how to fight a fellow swordsman properly, oh and if your planning on blocking bullets with a sword it's not the brightest idea, in order to do something like that you have to have extremely quick reflexes and great intuition alongside a crap ton of luck, if your gonna bring a melee weapon to a gun fight, make sure to bring protection like a bullet proof vest or armor, or even just a shield for gods sake, in fights everyone is trying to be the one that makes it out alive and so no one is going to pull any punches to let you do your 'sick flips' in a showman's type of use this would be a great thing to have up your sleeve, if you can do it effectively, it would definitely impress your audience, of course if you fail it's not gonna be fun, I am an amature swordsmith and since I make weapons of war it isn't useless info to understand how they are properly used, this would be cool as hell in a movie but in real life this would be the trick that sealed your fate.
Bro. I can’t read all of that.