How to Develop Bujutsu Movements DVD by Tetsuzan Kuroda

Mastery of Techniques through "Playful Training"

"Absolute denial of strength. Thus, techniques exist in a world that cannot be reached with strength alone."
(Tetsuzan Kuroda)

To concentrate on the theory of mastery, learn simplified forms through "playful training".

"Playful training" is a concentrated training method of the Fushikaden style to master the essence of forms. This practical approach is meticulously recorded with the latest guidance from Master Kuroda. By "completely denying all of one's raw physical strength" (Master Kuroda), you can refine the "correct way of moving".

Contents:

• Absolute Denial of Strength
• Preparation Exercises: Up and down movements of the chest, lifting and lowering of arms

Iaido Section:

• Rising like smoke
• Frontal two-handed sword draw
• Rear two-armed grip sword draw
• Body movement in sword drawing in jujutsu

Kenjutsu Section:

• V-shaped sword cut with both wrists held
• Four strikes: face, small hand, torso, and torso
• Observing the advantage of the tip

Jujutsu Section:

• Hand flip of the cut drop (two types of receiving)
• Toward the end (two types)
• Collapse from the right arm hold
• Finger single arm wrestling

Bojutsu Section:

• Correct or incorrect return

Instructor & Supervisor: Tetsuzan Kuroda (15th Generation Head of Fushikaden)
Born in Saitama Prefecture in 1950. Since childhood, he learned five traditional martial arts schools from his grandfather (Yasuharu Kuroda) and father (Shigeki Kuroda), eventually becoming the 15th generation head of Fushikaden. Recognizing forms as theory, he practices and instructs the methodology of movement found in ancient techniques that deny strength, earning high acclaim in the martial arts community.

Language: Japanese

Length: 60 min.

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