Practice where prearranged attacks and counter attacks are used.Ĭurved single-edged Japanese sword slightly shorter than a tachi. Practice in which the student executes all techniques in his/her repertoir without pause "all-out attack practice." Victory (used usually at Shiai - competitions).Ĭombat in which a Kendoka takes successive opponents to the point of exhaustion. Technique based in the traditions and teachings of a school. The distance from which one can attack or defend in one single step the stroke interval. Raising the Shinai high after making a cut in preparation for another blow.īackward-moving techniques carried out from Tsuba-Zeriai.įundamental short-sword guard position: stepping into your opponent's maai. Position in which the Shinai is maintained vertically with the hands to level of the shoulder of the right or left side. Training between students of similar rank and/or ability.Ībdomen the place where your mental and spiritual strength is centered Thank you very much (said after you have practiced with someone especially a senior instructor or sensei)
Hard and rigid it was made originally out of bamboo pieces although recently almost exclusively of synthetic materials. Protective piece destined to cover the chest and stomach. Pair of swords used by the Samurai consisting of a Katana (or O-dachi) and a Wakizashi (or Ko-dachi). Position is much closer than issoku itto no ma. Sword made from very hard wood usually 1.05-m length. Rival competitor opponent or adversary.Īction of two opponents in which both score a point in combat simultaneously.
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