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Good Work!

とても素敵なご「縁」ですね やはり、杖は興味深いです

Grazie di tutto Maestro, ci rivedremo sicuramente presto.

Good video👏👏

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I would like to sincerely thank you for all the valuable insights you shared in this video. Your thoughts and reflections have been incredibly meaningful to me. They have helped me gain a better understanding of certain aspects I'm working on and have opened my eyes to new possibilities for growth. I'm grateful that you took the time to share your experiences. I'm sure they will help many others on their personal journeys as well. Thanks to you, I feel even more motivated to continue working on myself, both physically and spiritually. Once again, thank you for your valuable input, and I look forward to more of your inspiring content!

Great!!!

thank you sir

Gratitude

I love it master may you be the best of fight scene Thank

Very nice and beautiful I love it.

Excellence 🙇‍♂

thank you sir

Nice video showing your students and training.

Muito bom Tate e trilha sonora , omedetou Gozaimassu sensei 👏👏👏👏👏🙏🙇‍♀️

nice

Merci

thank you sir

Proper Dueling. 🫡♟️✌️ I'm banned from use blades. They make me use a firearm.

That was very good. The jo staff work is a part of sword training?

Muito bom 👏👏👏👏👏👏🙇‍♀️🙏🏻

Muito eficiente e maravilhosos movimentos 🙏🏻👏👏👏👏👏👏🙇‍♀️🙏🏻

Мэстро ! 🙏🏻

Being inspired by what you mentioned, "we should be able to hide our presence and emotions so that the opponent cannot predict our movements. This is an old rule, but its implementation requires work on the mind and body." At this point, I would also like to write a few words about a certain part of this concept, Mushin, for people not involved in martial arts, to illustrate how martial arts shaped and influenced the everyday life of ancient warriors, and nowadays it also has wide applications. Mushin (無心), or "empty mind," is a concept originating from Zen philosophy and martial arts such as judo or kendo. In the context of everyday life, it refers to the ability to act without unnecessary thinking, emotional burdens, or worries. It is a state where you are fully present and focused on the task at hand, without being concerned about the outcomes. Here are some ways you can apply the principle of mushin in your daily life: - Focus on the Present Moment: Try to be present in the current moment. Instead of worrying about the future or dwelling on the past, concentrate on what you are doing right now. This helps increase efficiency and reduce stress. - Eliminate Negative Emotions: Make an effort not to let negative emotions, such as anger or frustration, affect your actions. Try to respond to situations calmly and objectively. - Act Without Hesitation: When making decisions or carrying out tasks, do so with full commitment and confidence, without overanalyzing each option. This allows for more fluid and natural action. - Minimize Distractions: Reduce factors that might distract you. Create an environment at work or at home that supports concentration and efficiency. - Meditation and Mindfulness: Regular practice of meditation and mindfulness can help achieve a state of mushin. It helps in developing concentration skills and emotional control. - Acceptance of Impermanence: Understand that many things in life are transient and changeable. Accepting this can help you let go of the need to control every aspect of a situation. Incorporating the principle of mushin into daily life can improve focus, reduce stress, and enhance action effectiveness. Please complete my statement and let me know what you think about it.

Thank you very much for sharing the information about the seminars and for describing your experience visiting Southern Izu. I would also like to express my gratitude for presenting the Kesa-giri (袈裟切り) technique using Hiza nuki (膝抜き). I appreciate the valuable lesson and the opportunity to learn such an advanced technique. I apologize for adding a few additional comments about Hiza nuki and Kesa-giri here. Hiza nuki, or "knee pulling," is a technique that allows for effective use of the body to gain a better position and strength in combat. On the other hand, Kesa-giri, or "cross-cutting," requires precise movement and proper body alignment to execute an effective cut. Mastering both techniques is crucial for achieving excellence in martial arts. Thank you also for mentioning the importance of hiding one’s presence and emotions so that opponents cannot predict our movements. This principle is very important in martial arts. Allow me to add a few words about it. In Japanese martial arts, the principle of hiding one’s presence and emotions is often referred to as "無心" (mushin) and "不動心" (fudōshin). - Mushin (無心) means "mind without disturbance" or "empty mind." It is a state in which the mind is free from distractions and biases, allowing for spontaneous and instinctive responses without the influence of emotions. - Fudōshin (不動心) means "immovable mind" or "unshakable mind." It refers to a state of inner stability and calmness, regardless of external circumstances and emotions. Both concepts are crucial for achieving mastery in martial arts, where controlling one's reactions and emotions is essential for effectiveness and strategy. Thank you once again for everything and for the valuable information. I look forward to the next meetings and materials.

素晴らしいですね 杖術がやってみたい

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Magnifico!!!

Thank you por posting this. As you explained so clearly and in detail, body position is just as important as how you use the jo or bokken. I would like to discuss one issue. When training outdoors, I sometimes hit wooden beams to train speed and dynamics. But I also hit with a force, which I think is quite important to see how the jo and my body will behave. I think impact kinetics is something worth mastering. How about your experience? What is your advice? Just like you, I never waste leftover jo. I always make hanbo or tanbo :) And I encourage others to do the same. Regards, Master Kanayama.

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Gravity as an ally.. I once heard someone say taijutsu is the art of falling, I think sensei is talking about that here...

Omedetou Gozaimassu sensei and your student 🙇‍♀️🙏👏👏👏👏👏👏🙇🏻‍♀️🙏

Good demonstration👍👍

good stuff

今度は女性陣に注目した斬られ方動画が見たいです！ 冒頭の御二方の斬られっぷりがよかったので🎉

Great Video and thank you for sharing it Sifu Kanayama. Best greetings from Michael ❤🌎🍀

Really well done , so swift , precise.

Thank you very much for the beautiful Video from Japan with the Landscape Sensei Kanayama . Looks great 👍 Wish you all a Happy and relaxing weekend from Michael 🌎🍀☕❤️