The Five Attitudes by Miyamoto Musashi

The Five Attitudes by Miyamoto Musashi

[@benparrish672]

Practice til mastery of Fundamentals is the boring but correct answer to becoming great at anything

[@cicciopiggio1600]

Baby version of Tristan Tate doesnt exist and can't hurt you:

[@Vahvafitness]

Hahaha

[@based_prophet]

Took a month for me to watch it cause I wasn't ready for tristens mental jujitsu. Great vid tho well explained

[@swappedoutZ71]

😂😂😂😂

[@LuminaryMonochrome]

This is a very good point, you being able to pick up on what he meant shows a lot about your intelligence. I agree with this, creativity requires realism as a foundation so people thinking that by confusing themselves and overcomplicating things they can figure out something new are wrong

[@stezenast5878]

Musashi touches on timing in the book

[@samson1973]

Such a good video, thank you for sharing🙏

[@Vahvafitness]

Appreciated!

[@harleyslocum917]

Have you heard of the ecological approach to skill acquisition, also known as the constraint led approach?

[@gamersspec3932]

Well I don't completely accept to what he says the five attitudes the upper, middle, lower, right,left all these are for sword fight because imagine in fighting you took roof guard ox guard oberhut with your hand you can't just don't buy it basically says about sword positions and how to hit enemy, phycological impact tricks, tactical openings not much while reading the water spirit but what he says is listed in water spirit before people began to defend I read the book and footwork,body position can be used but not what this guy says. Hope you got it.

[@muhisxv]

Good video

[@loercayt6146]

Idk if musahi use grappling

[@Pavfixers]

62 duels

[@claudiugaman5451]

He is 100% a greek dude

[@Vahvafitness]

100% Finnish

[@tomolliver]

Bock saga origin.

[@jeffrobodine239]

He lost at least two duels, the opponent used a JO (short staff) and spared his life.

[@jeffrobodine239]

@@kpsiex yes, I read that in at least two articles in either BLACK BELT magazine or INSIDE KUNG-FU magazine in the early 80's before 1984

[@dagaffer2269]

So what’s your point, does that mean we should ignore his 61 wins? Every warrior loses at some point.

[@jeffrobodine239]

@@dagaffer2269 of course not, I wasn't throwing shade, just trying to bring clarity. Why would you jump to that conclusion ?

[@thinkingagain5966]

Source?

[@jeffrobodine239]

There was a writer who wrote a 4 or so page long article on Musashi in black belt magazine in the early eighties. He was an authority on Musashi's life. ( I think, it was a long time ago). The article made me a lifelong fan. I also saw that somewhere else since then but I forgot where.

[@hellbent6344]

i wanna know who was the 62nd guy who won.

[@brandonharper5131]

he died of lung cancer, he was so OP that he had to kill himself lmao

[@ogrbell8297]

He quit dueling to the death after his last duel. He was never defeated. He fought to a draw once against a spear master with his two sword style.

[@TusharSharma-oi2vt]

@@ogrbell8297 bro's reading vagabond

[@BallstinkBaron]

​@@TusharSharma-oi2vtfor real lmao

[@ABeautifulEarthForOurChildren]

​@TusharSharma-oi2vt vagabond is the Manga to the book "musashi" by Eiji yoshikawa

[@jazmontez6618]

Love this