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Tensho 天正 - A Blog on Iaido and Kyudo Training. Monday, February 16, 2015. At Kai, the arrow is "Released" (by the archer) towards the target. From the archers standpoint, he watches as the arrow launches towards the mato in somewhat of an arc, landing purposefully into the black and white circle. Thinking back, the launch pad is actually the bow, with the left arm steady and unmoving. The string leaves the mete sharply though and the body tends to keep pretty vertical. Which path should I take? Which I ...

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Tensho 天正 - A Blog on Iaido and Kyudo Training: January 2012

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Tensho 天正 - A Blog on Iaido and Kyudo Training. Tuesday, January 10, 2012. This is how I hold the sword now. Whenever any force is needed to swing it, I don't squeeze my whole hand, but instead apply pressure to my finger tips only. Using light touches, I direct the tip using the pinky and ring finger which are usually nestled into the diamonds created by the leather wrap. This has increased the efficiency of all my cuts tremendously. Posted by Michael Suen. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Tales of a Budo Bum.

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Tensho 天正 - A Blog on Iaido and Kyudo Training: October 2011

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Tensho 天正 - A Blog on Iaido and Kyudo Training. Thursday, October 27, 2011. Applicants must be members in good standing of the Canadian Kendo Federation. This means that all yearly membership fees must be paid in full in advance of grading. I have heard that technically the number of years between ranks is based on a schedule of 3 classes a week. I couldn't find this on the website though, and from my experience, there are very few individuals who practice this often. I think a good way to see if...You h...

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Tensho 天正 - A Blog on Iaido and Kyudo Training: Timing and Rhythm

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Tensho 天正 - A Blog on Iaido and Kyudo Training. Tuesday, December 20, 2011. NOTE: From my previous post. You will know I'm not particularly fond of this naming scheme in part because it forces the Iaidoka to compartmentalize each phase of a movement. Jo Ha Kyu is not meant to be created. It is observed because of the natural and efficient movements of a person. A really good video explaining this concept can be found below:. Something interesting to explore in the new year. :). Posted by Michael Suen.

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Tensho 天正 - A Blog on Iaido and Kyudo Training: The Purpose of Testing

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Tensho 天正 - A Blog on Iaido and Kyudo Training. Tuesday, October 2, 2012. The Purpose of Testing. I was reading through the South Carolina Kyudo Journal. Which I recommend that anyone interested in Kyudo should subscribe to, and I came across a post on testing by Aaron Blackwell Sensei. This in turn reminded me of a thought I had at UC Davis for the annual American Kyudo Seminar, which I would like to put down here. In a blog post by Patrick. Why worry about it? Pass the Written Exam. In essence, there w...

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Tensho 天正 - A Blog on Iaido and Kyudo Training: Tenouchi

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Tensho 天正 - A Blog on Iaido and Kyudo Training. Tuesday, January 10, 2012. This is how I hold the sword now. Whenever any force is needed to swing it, I don't squeeze my whole hand, but instead apply pressure to my finger tips only. Using light touches, I direct the tip using the pinky and ring finger which are usually nestled into the diamonds created by the leather wrap. This has increased the efficiency of all my cuts tremendously. Posted by Michael Suen. August 2, 2012 at 2:38 AM. Tales of a Budo Bum.

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An Iaido and Kyudo blog: Training, Travels, and Musings. MMKDG (Mu Mon Kai Discussion Group). The more you train, the more you learn, the more you realize how little you actually know". This one fact, perhaps above all others, is what gives the martial arts such an unending appeal. Besides the external, visible movements, there are also many internal, physiological features and mental practices that add another dimension to Iaido and Kyudo theory. Grading for 4 Dan". Video Analysis of three 8 Dans".

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孫 IaiKyu 道: Asia Trip 2012: Iaido and Kyudo Shopping in Tokyo

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An Iaido and Kyudo blog: Training, Travels, and Musings. Wednesday, 18 July 2012. Asia Trip 2012: Iaido and Kyudo Shopping in Tokyo. Martial Arts equipment stores have been popping up all over North America in the last decade. While they cater primarily to the more popular activities like Karate, Judo, and Kendo, it is still possible to find Gi, Hakama, and Tabi that can be used for the arts that we do. We shopped for over an hour, trying on Gi, Hakama, Shita-gake, and looking through a variety of Ya and...

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孫 IaiKyu 道: April 2015

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An Iaido and Kyudo blog: Training, Travels, and Musings. Wednesday, 1 April 2015. Pros and Cons for Grading. When grading season arrives, Spring and Fall for Iaido in Canada, you begin to hear talk around the dojo and online from both grading candidates, writing about the stress and excitement, or the organizers, writing about the.er. stress and excitement. Any choice you make will always have trade-offs, even if it something intangible like comfort/discomfort or like/dislike. As we mature and nature...

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孫 IaiKyu 道: January 2015

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An Iaido and Kyudo blog: Training, Travels, and Musings. Thursday, 8 January 2015. 3 Ways to Maximize Your Learning AFTER Seminars. Here's a graph showing how I would feel in a 3-month span with and without a seminar, and whether the appropriate maintenance plan is applied immediately following the event. Continuing from my previous post on Maximizing your Experience at Seminars. What you've learned doesn't just sit in your head. It is constantly being massaged and compared to the other experiences a...

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孫 IaiKyu 道: Guelph Iaido Seminar - Which day should you go?

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An Iaido and Kyudo blog: Training, Travels, and Musings. Sunday, 25 May 2014. Guelph Iaido Seminar - Which day should you go? If you are one of these unfortunate folk who are unable to attend the full session, this post will hopefully assist you in deciding which day(s) to attend. The following description of the three main days at the seminar is based on personal experience over the past 5 years:. Day 1 (Saturday) - Group-General Instruction. Who is this day good for? Who is this day not so good for?

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孫 IaiKyu 道: 3 Ways to Maximize Your Learning AFTER Seminars

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An Iaido and Kyudo blog: Training, Travels, and Musings. Thursday, 8 January 2015. 3 Ways to Maximize Your Learning AFTER Seminars. Here's a graph showing how I would feel in a 3-month span with and without a seminar, and whether the appropriate maintenance plan is applied immediately following the event. Continuing from my previous post on Maximizing your Experience at Seminars. What you've learned doesn't just sit in your head. It is constantly being massaged and compared to the other experiences a...

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孫 IaiKyu 道: 5 + 1 Tips for getting back into the dojo

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An Iaido and Kyudo blog: Training, Travels, and Musings. Thursday, 5 February 2015. 5 1 Tips for getting back into the dojo. Updated Feb 5, 2015 at 8:30pm EST. In our society, or even as human-beings, we are constantly drawn to the new and exciting. Our thoughts naturally value short-term profits over long-term dividends. The psychological term for this is " hyperbolic discounting. So if you were to ask yourself: "What will I choose when faced with these kinds of decisions? Year 0 / Snowstorm. It was mid...

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孫 IaiKyu 道: 2013 Tokyo Iaido Judging and Technical Instruction Seminar: Shimpan Overview

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An Iaido and Kyudo blog: Training, Travels, and Musings. Saturday, 20 July 2013. 2013 Tokyo Iaido Judging and Technical Instruction Seminar: Shimpan Overview. Continued from the Seminar Recap. While there wasn't much opportunity to take notes during the group sessions, the Shimpan Overview by Aoki sensei provided clear expectations and responsibilities for everyone present. Each note is actually just a quote taken from Aoki sensei's speeches. Who has the latest manual? Learning is not just through the bo...

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孫 IaiKyu 道: 2012 Fall JCCC Tameshigiri Seminar

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An Iaido and Kyudo blog: Training, Travels, and Musings. Monday, 19 November 2012. 2012 Fall JCCC Tameshigiri Seminar. Our Iaido club has been a member of the Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre (JCCC) since it's move to the current location back in 2000. Being one of many clubs that offer instruction in the traditional martial arts, we've always had a cordial relationship with each of our dojo mates; often engaging in friendly conversations between classes. The smiles say it all. Subscribe to: Post Commen...

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Tensho 天正 - A Blog on Iaido and Kyudo Training. Monday, February 16, 2015. At Kai, the arrow is "Released" (by the archer) towards the target. From the archers standpoint, he watches as the arrow launches towards the mato in somewhat of an arc, landing purposefully into the black and white circle. Thinking back, the launch pad is actually the bow, with the left arm steady and unmoving. The string leaves the mete sharply though and the body tends to keep pretty vertical. Which path should I take? Which I ...

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