Tetsuzan Kuroda 9: Ken no Maki DVD

Tetsuzan Kuroda 9: Ken no Maki DVD

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Kuroda Tetsuzan's Fastest Sword

This video showcases ancient kata endowed with supreme principles. Techniques of divine speed that never settle.

For Kuroda, who continues to progress towards the essence, the two characters of "highest" are constantly evolving. Movements further fade, becoming softer and closer to the essence. Here, Kuroda Tetsuyama reveals techniques from the year 2000.

Techniques are invisible. When denying immediate physical speed, movements disappear. By learning the non-ordinary theory of movement known as "kata", which cannot be grasped in conventional sports theory, movements are condensed and become martial arts.

Content:

  • Minyaryu Iaido: Grip Perception Tachi

    • True Tachi, Walking Tachi, Grass Tachi
  • Komagawa Kaishinryu Kenjutsu: Omote Chu Tachi

      1. Eki Zen, 2. Kirigami, 3. Mentsuke, 4. Ashikiri, 5. Tsuin, 6. Ryudan Hen
  • Omote Jitte

      1. Hiji Otoshi, 2. Hiji Tomari, 3. Hiji Tsuka, 4. Hiji Kuruma, 5. Ma Mukae
  • Kodachi

      1. Torite, 2. Sunamaki, 3. Ryuto, 4. Hinuki, 5. Ichimonji, 6. Tsuigyo, 7. Yokomukae, 8. Fukariki, 9. Roto, 10. Tachikasumi

Instructor: Kuroda Tetsuzan

Born in 1950 in Saitama Prefecture, Kuroda Tetsuzan studied his family's martial arts under his grandfather, Taiji Tetsushinzai. He is the headmaster of five schools: Minyaryu Iaido, Komagawa Kaishinryu Kenjutsu, Shishin Takumaru-ryu Jujutsu, Tsubaki Kotengu-ryu Bojutsu, and Seigyoku Koguri-ryu Sakkatsu-jutsu. He continues to pursue the original movements of martial arts with his disciples at the Fushukan Dojo. Kuroda is his real name. He is considered a star-like figure in the modern competitive martial arts world, admired by many martial arts enthusiasts who seek authenticity.

Language: Japanese

Run time: 40 min.

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Sean
Very Good!!!

Amazing! This is more of a video showing training and demonstrations. Not a video you can learn step by step details of Kata.