8 TYPES OF KAMAE (STANCE)
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- Опубліковано 6 сер 2020
- 8TYPES OF KAMAE (STANCE)
These are the 8 fundamental kamae or stances in samurai sword martial arts.
Once you learn them you can practice all seven together in a single flow.
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■Katana training class has started on my patreon I hope to practice and have fun together !
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About Me
KAZ KOBAYASHI (Performer, Writer, Choreographer) is an actor, a Japanese sword combat (Ta Te) performer and choreographer (Ta Te- Shi). He has been appearing extensively on stage, TV, films in Japan. Films include, Rurouni Kenshin Part II: Kyoto Inferno (Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc., 2014), Time Scope Hunter (NHK TV series 2011-2013, Movie in 2013).
As a Japanese martial artist. He has a black belt of IAI and studied zen meditation and KI and have been certified in each. - Розваги
im using a bamboo and i shaped it like a katana so i could practice, which is why im here right now
That’s good dude use what ever, you don’t need a real sword to be the best swordsman
@@themystery2152 agreed. Live blade do not offer forgiveness for simple mistakes. My bokken Is very compassionate and leaves my limbs attached. For meditative enrichment, celebrate life and the peace of mind knowing you do not need to pull steel to solve problems.
Bruh same i also carved mine out of bamboo
Whoa, i also did it when im at 6th grade, i can remember how i love the process....i thought i was alone
Great idea! Best wishes with your learnings !
This community is lucky to have teachers like you my friend
The attention to detail is extraordinary. Thank you for sharing .
There are several variations of these stances, depending on the school. For example, the hasso stance is often taught to have the tsuba at eye level. In Musashis school this is further enhanced with the blade held at an angle, sloping backwards to hide the length of the blade.
I was just rewatching your noto video, glad there's new videos!
Thank you so much, Master Kaz 🙇🏻
Thank you sir for the lesson
Excellent. Thank you, we have been looking for a starting point and this is it. Thank you so much for all your doing Take care. Stay safe 🙏
Kate and John
Thank you so much for these lessons Mr. Kobayashi.🙏
Arigato gozaimasu. I like your lessons. I'm working through the basics list at the moment. Your teachings have assisted my uchi and kamae
thank you!!!! keep up please! we need you!
Superb Tutorial... my go to manual.
Thank you for making this video, Kaz Kobayashi-Dono. It will be very useful for me to learn swordsmanship at home because there are no dojos in my country. I also practice with just a Kali stick, hoping to eventually get a decent wooden sword and a real katana someday.
Thank you for these instructional videos, after being away from Iaido and kendo for 20 years it’s nice to have these.
Awesome techniques for a beginner. Thank you Sir!
I've been practicing mimicking your postures, this video is very much appreciated. Thank you for sharing this content :D
This is giving me a better idea on how I should improve my form, I have a bokken I carved myself. I even recently bought myself a dueling lightsaber for when I feel like having a bit more sci-fi immersion in to my training XD
Great videos thx for sharing
That is very helpful, thank you
Great lesson. Japan is a beautiful country. The cities are extremely clean. I look forward to visiting in 2023.
gracias por el aporte sensei, abrazos y exitos por el canal. me es de mucha ayua para comenzar en el camino el manejo de la espada.
Again thank you sir, excellent explanations.
Thank you Sensei please keep uploading see you soon in Japan!
I really appreciate this ..thanks for making this in English 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
Excellent video, great instruction, very well explained and shown, thank you for sharing your knowledge God Bless You
I just bought my first bokken and I`m here to learn. Hontou ni arigatou sensei.
Thank you
What a mastership. Thats very impressive!
Thank you. These movements are efficient, natural and well balanced to me, but as of yet, not refined. It is clear that they will instill confidence and proper direction when practiced properly. I am currently in ill health and my once good balance has suffered. I shall try hard to improve. Again, Thanks. Mike, N. CA.
Thank you. I needed this for the book I am writing and it helped a lot
It's my pleasure!
My first practise for kenjutsu . I'll be consistent with this . Thank you sensei
Thank you I'm practicing basics first so I can understand everything else in Kenjutsu better, this is pretty fun hobby for me.
It's an honor to watch you...and the great insight you have....thank you
There are a lot of things I need to work on...thank you, thank you
Same here.
No offense, even after 5 years practice empty handed self defence, both with a instructor and sparring partner, there's still alot of thing to learn.
@@jcnruad5810 scenarios will change but as yiur instructor probably told you certain aspects are always the same. I harken it to learning a race track. There are only a handful if corner styles so once you master them you can master any track quickly.
Musashi warned about dwelling on styles and moves and not on the actual practical practice of cutting someone.
Efficiency not flair is the key and this channel is excellent for this.
Terimakasih sensei
Good work
Thank you for the knowledge, sensei, I'm from Indonesia
You are the best!
I like the walks in the endings :)
That is so cool. I've taken some Shotokan karate; so the footwork isn't strange to me. I have a wooden sword like yours; but I like to practice with my walking stick better. Thanks again for the lessons.
gracias sensei, por las clases, que podemos hacer en casa, y practicar para llegar a las practicas bien entrenada, muy claras sus clases, Saludos desde Argentina!!!!!😍😍
I love it.... fron Brazil
Great videos like always 👍 arigato gozaimasu
THX Maester 👍🗡️💬
Post more! Tell us, the community, what you need in order to do that!
I'm more of a HEMA guy but it really nice that wherever you go, what ever sword scgools you attend the fundamentals are always simmilar
Arent hema stances sort of the same? They are basically mid high low stances?
Nice
What is the attack and or defense attitude for ea stance was awesome vid plz continue teaching thank you
Thank you ithink your videos are great, with your permission I will share this one too with my friends at the Panama Buikukai dojo
I know it’s just a wall, but I keep expecting Tessai to break through it, rolling with that double ended blade in his lap. I know I’m not the only Ninja Scroll fan watching this.
saludos dese argentina.
miggi hasso my favorite one , I prefer to use an orthodox mma stance since I use my right hand to wield blade.
Fascinating how your right hand grip changes from closed (Jodan, Seigan, Hasso), to loose (in waki) or completely open in On-Ken.
But the left hand always stays closed to lead the strike.
The grip should never be fully closed.
Question for you boss. Are these styles considered fundamentals of the katana or are these stances interchangable? Would a true swordsman switch between stances in combat or would they just have a preferred stance that is the go to? Here is a example, games like Ghost of Tsuima, he switches stances on the fly to combat things like spears or shield users to match the moment of combat, is that accurate or would a master of the sword just have one stance they've practiced there whole life? Great video btw!
Yes,It's changing in depends on the stuation.
Yeah it is definitely situational
Hi, thank you for this. Do different Ryu's have different Kamae? Arigatu.
It's depends on ryuha. But almost same.
sensei ,o que seria " UE KARA and SHINTA KARA " no kenjutsu ?
ITS OVER ANAKIN I HAVE THE HIGH GROUND "ASSUMES JODAN"
YOU UNDERESTIMATE MY POWER "ASSUMES GEDAN"
Oh gunki deska oh nchi wah.
Sorry Kaz, but I'm little bit confused, in a regular stance say Jodan or Gedan، when should my back foot face forward, and when it should take a 45 degree angel please - the direction -?
Thank you 😊
Your back foot to be 45 dgree angle When you take the "Hidari Jodan" and "Hasso"
But eventually it will be move flexible.
Seems to me that even in Seigan, the body never faces forward like that but is more profiled.
Now time to use the tachi sword i found in my dads garage its dusty but its fine 😂
I'm surprised by the difference in approach between European foil fencing and Japanese swardsmanship.
Is there a formal start to each lesson does I student have to bow before entering the training hall.!?
Yes, Everybody should bow before that.
So of the stances are similar to HEMA
There was something meditative about your form(s). How long did it take you to master?
I have been practicing a variety of martialarts for over 20 years🙏
I want to compete next year nationaly, how many of these stances are actually seen in competitions? I know Jodan and Chudan are common what about the other ones?
Everythings is useful.
@@SAMURAIKAZARTS Of course everything is useful, I don't mean to put down any Kamae, just asking with of them are used mainstream outside japan
So, is it 7 or 8 kamae? I only count 7 named, and you mention practicing 'all 7', but the title mentions 8 kamae. Is this a philosophic riddle, wherein the eighth is a moving between stances? Is the eighth much like the seventh but where the tip of the sword is between your eyes and your opponent's eyes? Or is this a simple matter of typographical error?
Thank you in any case; just wanting to make sure I'm learning correctly.
it’s 8 . Seigan, Hidari-Jodan, Mogi-Jodan,
Migi- Haso, Hidari-Haso, Waki-gamae, Onken. Gedan-no-Kamae. In total 8.
Hello Sir!! do teach Kentate??
Kali Guyver I had been practicing it long time ago.But i can't teach it...
Question why have the sword over the left eye is the something to that
Its for make a prssure to the opponend by left hand left axis
Hello Samurai Kaz, when you walk around this city or area are the people aware you carry a samurai sword? Thank you.
Yes, some people aware it. Especially who training sword stuff.
I have a question, What is the difference of Geidan no kamae and Chudan no kamae
Gedan makes pressure from bottom.
Chuden is same Seigan no Kamae.
@@SAMURAIKAZARTS thank you for the information
i was super confused by the seigan stance and chudan.
your videos are also very easy to understand :)
is this all kendo or kenjutsu?
These are including kendo and Kenjutsu.
Do you really bring the sword/ your hands that close to your chest? isn't there properly some space there
It's probably to protect you from a stray attack
I didnt see my favorite stance the stance you handling katana one hand above your head :(
You’re missing 4 other stances. Stone, Moon, Wind, Water.
Stop being such a LARPer
@@catsfrommars holy shit dude it’s a joke about a game lmao
5*
+ ghost stance
This footwork is not correct. Back foot should be 45 degree angle out and back, not forward. Two feet forward does not allow back and forth mobility as well as ability to sink lower in the hips and knees.
Thank you