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Naginata vs. kendo 2019
Exhibition match @ Butokuden, Irvine, CA.
Thank you, SCNF/Team USA/Saxton sensei!
Thank you, SCNF/Team USA/Saxton sensei!
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GoPro Nito Noob
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9MAY2019 Kitamura sensei's last practice where I get pummeled. Updated: I removed the music soundtrack because it was getting annoying. Please excuse the nervous laughter.
Kendo v. Naginata Exhibition
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@Butokuden, Irvine, Xmas Tournament and Party 2018.
SCKO 2018 Memorial Day Team Tournament: Yudansha finals
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Torrance (red) vs. Torrance (white)
SCKO Memorial Day Team Tournament 2018: Finals, 16-18 year old division
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Butokuden (red) vs. Torrance (white)
AUSKF 2018 Jr Tournament: Some ippons
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Some ippons from the AUSKF 2018 Jr Tournament...before I send the raw clips to the cutting room floor...forever.
AUSKF 2018 Jr Tournament - Boy's Individual Final
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Takahashi (white) vs. Wang (red)
AUSKF 2018 Jr Tournament: Boy's Team Final
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SCKO (white) vs WKF (red) Fujiwara vs Yi Okawa vs Wang Yamamuro vs Yoo Kotake vs Yoo Takahashi vs Wang
SCKO Memorial Day Tournament: BTK C vs. OSULA 12 and under final
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BTK C (red) OSULA (white)
SCKO Memorial Day Tournament: BTK C vs. BTK A 12 and under
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BTK C (red) BTK A (white)
SCKO Memorial Day Tournament: BTK C vs. OCB 12 and under
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BTK C (red) OCB (white)
SCKO Memorial Day Tournament: BTK A vs. BTK B 12 and under
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BTK B (red) BTK A (white)
SCKO Memorial Day Tournament: BTK B vs. ISKD B 12 and under seeding match
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SCKO Memorial Day Tournament: BTK B vs. ISKD B 12 and under seeding match
SCKO Memorial Day Tournament: ISKD A vs. BTK A 12 and under seeding match
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SCKO Memorial Day Tournament: ISKD A vs. BTK A 12 and under seeding match
SCKO Memorial Day Tournament: Gardena C vs. BTK C 12 and under
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SCKO Memorial Day Tournament: Gardena C vs. BTK C 12 and under
SCKO Memorial Day Tournament: BTK C vs. Long Beach 12 and under seeding match
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SCKO Memorial Day Tournament: BTK C vs. Long Beach 12 and under seeding match
SCKO Memorial Day Tournament: BTK A vs. Torrance 12 and under seeding match
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SCKO Memorial Day Tournament: BTK A vs. Torrance 12 and under seeding match
2016 Butokuden Xmas Tournament: 4 Dan and up semifinal
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2016 Butokuden Xmas Tournament: 4 Dan and up semifinal
2016 SCKO 20th Annual Memorial Day Tournament - 12 and under (final) - Butokuden vs. Butokuden
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2016 SCKO 20th Annual Memorial Day Tournament - 12 and under (final) - Butokuden vs. Butokuden
2016 SCKO 20th Annual Memorial Day Tournament - Yudansha - Butokuden vs. UCR
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2016 SCKO 20th Annual Memorial Day Tournament - Yudansha - Butokuden vs. UCR
2016 SCKO 20th Annual Memorial Day Tournament - Yudansha - Butokuden vs. Tustin
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2016 SCKO 20th Annual Memorial Day Tournament - Yudansha - Butokuden vs. Tustin
2016 SCKO 20th Annual Memorial Day Tournament - Yudansha Final - Long Beach vs. Las Vegas
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2016 SCKO 20th Annual Memorial Day Tournament - Yudansha Final - Long Beach vs. Las Vegas
2016 SCKO 20th Annual Memorial Day Tournament - Yudansha - Las Vegas vs. Butokuden (semifinal)
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2016 SCKO 20th Annual Memorial Day Tournament - Yudansha - Las Vegas vs. Butokuden (semifinal)
2016 SCKO 20th Annual Memorial Day Tournament - Yudansha - UCLA vs Butokuden
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2016 SCKO 20th Annual Memorial Day Tournament - Yudansha - UCLA vs Butokuden
2016 SCKO 20th Annual Memorial Day Tournament - Yudansha - Butokuden v. Long Beach
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2016 SCKO 20th Annual Memorial Day Tournament - Yudansha - Butokuden v. Long Beach
2016 SCKO 20th Annual Memorial Day Tournament - Keiko Demonstration
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2016 SCKO 20th Annual Memorial Day Tournament - Keiko Demonstration
My medical condition. Serious lack of energy and stamina!! Followed by mobility issues 😢 Otherwise I'll still continue the discipline, really loved the martial arts and ideology behind kendo
柄ズネかっこよすぎ
Important to remember that these weapoms were not designed for this sport. This sport values men and kote. So leg sweeps or body strikes wont mean anything. Which is dumb.
For those who keep talking "real fights", kendo and probably the naginata, is obviosly a sport. Hint are the solid hits by the swoard beeing not scored, or the fact they dont mean to just touch the opponent like i would assume about hema.
As a Shogun 2 veteran, I’m surprised that the Naginata Samurai seemed to be winning more against the Katana Samurai in a 1v1
Man you guys are cheating hard
Naginata won but the referee is cheating in favor of the kendo. Clear to see.
I come bsck to this video every now and then, and given youtube (and recording software) allows us to, not only watch at 0.25x speed, but also record and replay frame by frame, the last 2 frames of 1:53 and first frame of 1:54 you see the end of the naginata bend. It's a point for White, they just didn't call it. I don't know how scoring works, but given the reverse has happened, Black has always gotten the point. It's just frustrating to keep seeing this occur in different events across Japan.
The naginata wielder is standing like a statue, he needs more footwork. The swordsman kept closing the distance without much effort.
Going by pure martial validity, the naginata won most of the exchanges.
This video is the reason why I can't get enough of RUclips
It's fascinating how the rules completely change how the game is played. So many strikes would have certainly been deadly or at least grievous wounds if they were using real blades. The rules however dictate extreme quality of strikes and limited hit boxes so defense can be as little as moving so that you're hit somewhere other than a point zone. I will say it lends greatly to the aesthetic of the fighting. You rarely see such clean fencing in western martial arts. Most likely due to the fact that the quality of blow is rarely judged, only the making of it and almost everything is a valid target.
I recall that I read somewhere most recorded samurai duels were decided by minutes of circling followed by one stroke. Although stylized, perhaps this is not so unrealistic.
8:28 That men could have not landet smoother from the naginata. Nice one
13:49 to 13:52 - Did anyone else noticed the two nasty "tamago tsuki" delivered by the big tankendo guy to the "tare" of the poor kendo guy? XD
Considering there is no affiliated Jukendo or Tankendo club in the USA, even 6 years after this video was made, they learned from watching video online or going to a seminar once. His stance is all wrong, he strikes way too low, even his Men he got awarded an Ippon on was a Kendo Men and not a Tankendo Men. When performing a Seitai (the grabbing part) the opponent should be unbalanced whilst doing so and you are allowed only one strike.
この主審態度悪いな
I love the "Anime stare down" after every strike
08:26 very nice!!
It is extremely rare to be obese despite being a martial arts practitioner. ????????????
This is so amazing
Love how the katana guy gets his ass kicked tryna block when legit the naginata guy just stands still in a guarding stances
Ah yes, the deadly hockey stick strikes again.
Naginata is the main weapon of the monk soldiers, and during the Warring States period, Japanese Buddhist temples had territories and were armed. Influential temples have vast territories and many followers, and have begun to have the same power as the landlord. Rebellion was caused in various places using believers all over Japan. Therefore, Nobunaga Oda slaughtered the temple and the monk soldiers. In addition, Naginata became a necessary skill for women who care for the landlord's wife and daughter, and became a means of self-defense.
Why are the Naginata dudes and girls always hitting the legs, though?
Kendo ppl aren’t used to getting hit in the legs
I was expecting saber vs lancer but got this My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined
拿劍的被砍死n次了
2:57 - 3:36 is great! Loved it.
How about kendo vs arnis double sticks/blade or nagitana vs arnis double sticks/blade
In a real fight all of them would loose because we have guns now
actually I would win
Realistically you'd think the Naginata would be more practical for range, but the swordsmen are all fearless going in for the attack.
봉술은 방어적 겅술은 직진하면 공격적
naginata win
Orochi vs Nobushi?
Big respect with these practicioners but the way they use the Naginata is BS. The most effective way to use the naginata is by THRUSTING and not slashing. Slashing is only a secondary option. In REAL combat thrusting is the best way to fend of enemies with the swords or the same weapon.
3:23 did je just yell MUDA or have I been watching too much jojo
Not sure how the scoring works but this is fantastic to watch. The respect they show each other and the discipline they both have is remarkable.
In Kendo you have to be very specific where you hit and how you hit for the point to count. The Naginata's strikes were certainly deadly in a real fight but for the sport, it doesn't count as a point.
This is a reason why naginata got not to be used in the real battlefield. It was replaced to a long spear soon after.
Hey dudes I made this long thing with a blade at the end. Oh how are you gonna use the length? Oh I think I'll just get as close as possible after the first strike.
Hey dudes, I have no understanding whatsoever of the japanese kendo or naginata. But I think I'll give it sarcastic comments all the same.
Well, Technically if this where in a real fight situation, Naginata actually has an advantage because there’s no rules to follow.
is this a common thing to see? I've heard about nito-ryu kendo versus chudan, but never seen this
You mean nito (two swords) vs itto (single sword). Nito and Itto have a lot of similarities, because eventually you are using a sword. Naginata however is a different weapon and a different martial art. However, the rules are similar to kendo, so engagement is possible
13:16 this guy should do aslo sumo. he would be good at that :3
fuck naginata hit the head! why not count fuck
Excelente do atração, isso é Arte Marcial.
As an epee fencer this locked pausing makes no sense to me.
The rules are different. I am not an epee fencer, but from what I know, in epee the entire body is a valid target, and the hit is scored by computer. In naginata and kendo, in order for the a hit to be valid strike, there are a lot of parameters that need to be adressed. Mainly a correct posture which supports the strike, a precise hit in the likited designated area with a specific place of the blade, and good fighting spirit. Only when at least 2 out of 3 judges see that these parameters have been met, they raise the flag. So in close quarters, both opponents are trying to find a way to separate while keeping guard and seeking opportunities to strike.
everyone else: "In a real fight-" Me: "In shadow fight 3-"
lol a person of culture as well i see (though sf2 is more my cup of tea,)
I have absolutely no clue what the fuck is going on right now but at 2 in the morning on break because of the coronavirus, I am not surprised I ended up on this side of youtube.
Love that, thanks for sharing! (Is it a real competition? Cannot believe they allow people use different weapons)
Exhibition match
The 2nd naginata figher actual knows how to use a polearm... some of the moves are almost like those of quarterstaff and halberd. Quite amazing for a sored eye when you watched so many "standard" naginata tournaments.
???
They keep getting close to each other make me think how it may turns into a brawl and wrestling in real battle.
nah, they are getting close because they can only use the part near the tip to strike the opponent, being close means being safe from the opponent weapon, in a real fight we would probably see blood before it turns into a brawl
bro just feint ur heavy, guard break and get him from there
Now repeat it whit a Male Naginata wielder instead...
So, swordman sucked. As usual... I have heard, they really love to suck: from bludgeons, from bows, from anything else... But especially they love to suck from long firm spears, they are just mesmerized by it's long reaching power :3