sword

Blog Post The Japanese sword by Jennifer
A Japanese sword is one of the traditional bladed weapons of Japan. These are categorised in several types according to size and method of manufacture. The most commonly known type is the katan...
Forum Post How much for a samuri sword? by Meta-Meme
That is not entirely true... You can get a pretty decent, not 100% in shape antique sword for from 500 bucks. For $500 you get a Gunto, a WW2 officer sword. They are often factory made, some are h...
Forum Post learning to use a sword by FREEDOMROX
Rick You should try to find a qualified instructor. Training in sword is a lot of fun, but can be very dangerous to. One online resource is http://shinkendo.com , and if you happen to live in Ari...
Forum Post is there some samurais who tie their sword to their right side?(left handed samurais) by Orestes
...o the dojo I train (AiKiDo). He said that this could not be possible because if someone had tie his sword differently than anyone else, the sword would probably hit the swords of the other samura...
Forum Post Chinese sword question by ulfjansson
.... You ought to see what they had to do to bronze to make it useable in weapons! Peace favor your sword, Kirk Lawson...
Forum Post WWII Japanese Swords by prasadrvr
...these as war momentos/trophies and bring them back home? i saw relative who had a long curved (samurai?) sword with ivory ornately carved handle and it has japanese characters painted in red ink on sw...
Forum Post take off your skirt little timmy by calliarcale
You men an Apatosaurus right? Oh wait, different thread... Peace favor your sword, Kirk Lawson
Forum Post Mr. Chas/ Victor de Thouars by juanlope
..., by nature fail to use their real name. Perhaps he mistook you for one? Should he? Peace favor your sword (FSG)...
Forum Post Nunchakus not legal in CA, NY? by Freedjom
...rabb'n 'ladies' (forgive the loose use of the term 'lady' . Peace favor your sword, Kirk Lawson...
Forum Post FILM shooting: Test results TO KILL A GURO by rojettafoxx
Please donate the following gear, etc. will be returned to you: 1. Samurai armor, shinai, practice sword [dull]. 2. Chevy Nova, 70's model; black color preferred. 3. Helicopter: just need for...
Forum Post Which Art to choose? Wushu or Aikido or other? by scotty
...re at least 5 new entries in the works. http://www.faqs.org/faqs/martial-arts/ Peace favor your sword (IH)...
Forum Post Gymkata the ultimate style? by Freedjocd
... pay the instructor and suddenly you see a lot more low-talent students. Money. Peace favor your sword, Kirk Lawson...
Forum Post 10 signs youre in a karate cult by picton
...uttlery Chen Po (The Practical Katana) Highland Steele (yes, with the 'e' Peace favor your sword, Kirk Lawson...
Forum Post BB test for Females by Gas Giant
... Good luck in your training and in your next test (I sure hope you keep at it). Peace favor your sword,...
Forum Post To whom do you bow in martial arts? by Soul
...i with someone who might be of higher rank, or in a situation where one might not have access to the big sword, but only the tanto/wakizashi. It isn't an outgrowth of the fighting while clad in a...
Forum Post Fullers by Fidelio
...ecific tasks (skinner, caper, fighter, chopper). A fuller is useful on a large blade, particularly a sword. I and most of the swordsmiths I kow do use them for swords. A fuller on a knife is unece...
Forum Post Shotokan Ryu Karate: fighting agenst wepons by biddy
J.K.A. Unfortunately, a fist is not a knife, a kick is not a sword. If you block my knife thrust, it is fairly easy to cut your arm - the worst offender being X-blocks, where I get the opportunity...
Forum Post Sink or swim proves you can learn MA quickly. by scotty
...ps student numbers low mind you. How abouts you come hear and show me if you can become an expert in sword disarms under do or die conditions? I have a lovely big sharp broadsword I likes to swing...
Forum Post Aikido Atemi by IrinaSH
... applications. Relatively speaking, how would a BJJ guy go against multiple attackers with weapons, say, swords? From my understanding, relatively poorly. 'Going to ground' is suicide.....gr...
Forum Post Aikido vs Jiu Jitsu by dtripz
... Koryu can also refer to schools specializing in weapons, as well. Niten Ichi Ryu, for example, is a sword koryu. World War II had a great deal to do with the demise of many of these older sch...
Forum Post Adrenaline by Gauravnew
Not possible. During an 'Adrenaline Flood,' Adrenaline (and it's brother Nor-Adrenaline) have certain effects upon the nevous system. Among those are 1) Loss of fine motor skills [gets ...
Forum Post question... by rojettafoxx
...arn? You could go with a pure weapons art, such as Kendo (Japanese fencing), Iaido (the art of the drawn sword), or Kumdo (Korean version of Kendo). If you want to mix some kicking and punching and su...
Blog Post Kendo Is Gaining a Renewed Popularity by Jennifer
...ains renewed popularity in Japan so I thought some historical background is in order The way of the sword , Kendo, has its origin embedded in the antiquities of Japanese history. The weapon of s...
Forum Post Training knives by saintthomas
...the wrapping, more and better knots- that sort of thing. His partner is a Japanese guy that started with sword fittings as I understand. The last time we spoke, he was going to do some silat knive...
Blog Post The Virtual World Of Swords by Jennifer
If we think about swords we realize that the first thing that come to mind for most people is a video game. I think that in the world of Internet and video games most people haven't seen a real sword....
Blog Post Two Young People That Took The Ninjas Stories A Little Too Far by Jennifer
...ng themselves "Shinobi warriors," the men wore black SWAT-type vests and carried knives, throwing stars, swords, nunchucks and a bow and arrows. I agree that after I stopped laughing I kind of f...
Blog Post Swords Arts Vs. Empty Hand Techniques by Jennifer
Usually today one can find swords techniques taught as part of the teaching of martial art ones. There are those of course that are interested in learning Swords arts by themselves and for them I w...
Blog Post The Eishin-Ryu Swordsmanship Explained by Jennifer
...teresting book by Leonard Pellman "Flashing Steel" sheds light on the practice and history of Eishin-Ryu Swordsmanship is discussed in an interview at the website of the Blue Snake Book . The book...
Blog Post Principals Of Bushido by Jennifer
... decisions from the heart, rather than from the mind." 2. YUU (Bravery): Rushing onto the point of a sword without hesitation if it would accomplish the greatest good. The paraphrased versio...
 

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