Hatsumi Bujinkan Daikomyosai 1995
June 20, 2010 by soke
Filed under Soke hatsumi
Naginata and Daishosabaki were the focus of 1995’s live 3 day instructor training. World class Bujinkan instructors attended to learn Soke Hatsumi?s magic of taijutsu and expanded life through Naginata (long bladed staff) and Daishosabaki (sword disarm counters). Having to move with a long range weapon challenges the taijutsu of even the best practitioner and makes them better. This was a thrilling, dynamic Tai Kai sure to improve the way you move!
nice use of distance. Great art. And plz ppl respect this and other arts. dont hate what you dont know.
like his thoughts but you never see any students actually punching like they do on the street or following through. more realism if we are to believe he is awesome.
hes still tough in that age
Hey Michelangelo where’s the pizza dude…..
You’re weird.
Hatsumi is a real ninja Dammit, he was trained by Splinter….
Nope, He ask the student to continue the movement as the technique says it is done… wherever the movement is focused to finish, it is not likely to harm the hand or the Tori at all, if done right.
nha … he mean that in a real time motion … the sword will pass free … the student just miss understood when he asked to continu his movement and he focused on aiming the hand … that in a real time motion he cant take his balance back and pass free …
Retsu-Mastery of Time and Space
Soke is applying it here very well.
I also didn’t understand what he said. LOL
I wish I knew Japanese so I could understand him! I see it now that once Soke went back to his position he had taken before correcting his student the student’s strike would have missed. Just difficult to tell from the angle.
I think he wants his opponent to make the attack followed through.
So Hatsumi tells his opponent not to strike his hand?
Its now a fact that hatsumi is an impostor and bujinkan a fraudulent society. His claims as “soke” are unfounded and not certificated by the japanese DAI NIPPON BUTOKU KAI