Chinese Swordplay with Scott M. Rodell- Chinese Swords & Swordsmanship Series
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Back in 2011, Henry Kerali approached Scott Rodell looking to make a short video about Chinese Swordplay. The result is this glimpse into the Sword Art through the eyes of a teacher and students.
Rodell Laoshi teaches Weekly Chinese Swordsmanship Webinars and Regular In-Seminars from Estonia to Australia, Across the US and Canada.
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This is the very first I've seen of a Chinese discipline using any weapons against each other in a sparring capacity. I think it's super cool, I train with a variety of different weapons, but I've actually always wanted to learn how to use the jian.
Have you seen the online Academy? www.chineseswordacademy.com/. Rodell Laoshi was teaching over 25 Seminars a year pre-Covid, and now In Person Seminars are coming back...
Nice. I am a HEMA guy and I like what I see. I also have one of Scott's books which is really good.
UK Chinese Sword Seminar Friday 13th May 6pm - 8pm : Saturday 14th May 9am - 5pm : Sunday 15th May 9am - 5pm: xingyiacademy.com/chinesesworduk/
Looking forward to training with everyone again!
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Have a great time training!
It's disconcerting how many people _refuse_ to recognize the movements of Tai Chi as blocks or attacks in martial arts...
Even worse, those who say it isn't a martial art because they aren't qualified to practice or teach it as such, and want to self-promote themselves to teacher rank.
How about the people playing modern sticky sword (yes, it’s modern, there are zero period references to this practice) and calling it fencing? It’s like someone training some push hands and thinking they are street fighters. It’s martial artsy, not martial arts.
The Tai Chi martial method by itself never seems to do well in fights.
@@redclayscholar620 In 1929, my teachers teacher, Zhang Qinling, won the all China Fighting Championship after winning the Shanxi provincial championship. You might also like to stop in at a school like a William Chen’s in NYC. When it comes to swordplay, our students practice full contact, free swordplay with real weight weapons.
@@redclayscholar620 Unfortunately, Taijiquan has been largely hijacked by those without the skill or determination to train this martial art as the founders did, and instead present it as some sort of therapeutic daoist heath art so they can self-promote themselves to teacher rank. That has never been the case at GRTC where sanshou has always been an active part of the training, as is free, full contact swordplay- facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10152514940552076&type=3
Love your videos. I wish I could be part of your class but I live far away from you !
You can always join in online: www.chineseswordacademy.com/. & Rodell Laoshi is back teaching In-Person Seminars.
You are doing a great job, but it is going to be much better and more comprehensive , if u show the implimentation of techniques with a partner.
You'll see plenty of partner work and free swordplay in this video... But if your really want a taste of the Art, In-Person Seminars are back: www.chineseswordacademy.com/seminars >>> More Dates will be added for the fall...
🙏 Thanks everyone for your support. Recording another Sword Review Video today…
I appreciate the info you share. Thank you.
No worries, thanks for your support, we appreciate it!
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Thanks!
Cool to see inside the old Washington, DC Center.
It was a great place, but we have so much more space in Annandale.
Calm under pressure. Key skill.
In sword arts & life.
I would love to learn Taichi and how to use the Jian,nice video.
It's easier today, there's the Online Program where literally hundreds have gotten their start, then add the In-Person Seminars held throughout the year- www.chineseswordacademy.com/jianfa-online-sword-training
If anybody here was not aware there is a martial art called HEMA.
Sure, I think everyone has heard of HEMA. Did you know that this Chinese Sword Work, with Full Contact, Free Swordplay as an integral part of training, has been going on for over 20 years?