Speed in Kobujutsu DVD by Takayuki Kanayama
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Practical Use of the Sword and Staff in Pursuit of Kata Procedure
In this instructional DVD, Kanayama Takayuki shares his expertise in ancient martial arts, focusing on the practical application of sword and staff techniques through kata procedures. With a background in amateur boxing and training under martial arts researcher Yoshinori Kono, Kanayama Takayuki brings a unique approach to honing martial arts speed and precision.
Contents:
Practice Method for Improving Your Float
- Crab Walking Forward
- Sparrow Technique
- Frog Technique
Basics
- Swordsmanship: Continuous Counterattack
- Staff: Crawl Technique
- Kodachi (Short Sword): Entry and Block
- Drawing: Rear Thrust
Swordsmanship Techniques
- Front Slash
- Slash Split
- Cross Slash
- Dorsal Slash
- Mine-gaeshi Crush
Staff Techniques
- Thirty Consecutive Round Strikes
- Responses to Being Grabbed
Staff Defensive Techniques
- Responses to Front Slashes
- Responses to Thrusts
Drawing Techniques
- Third Inazuma-nuki
- Fourth Hien
- Seventh Tsunami-gaeshi
Instruction and Supervision:
Kanayama Takayuki was born in 1975 and began his martial arts journey with amateur boxing in high school. He started studying under Yoshinori Kono in 2011 and was appointed as a "Shoseikan Sword Technique Researcher" in 2014. In 2015, he founded the "Kanayama Sword Training Club" to further his dedication to martial arts practice and research.
Length: 66 min.
Language: Japanese
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