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CAS Hanwei - 2010 Blade show - James Williams cutting / Nami Ryu demonstration
Here's a quick overview of the cutting / Nami Ryu demonstration given by James Williams of Bugei Trading Company at the 2010 Blade Show in Atlanta, GA.
Here's a quick overview of the cutting / Nami Ryu demonstration given by James Williams of Bugei Trading Company at the 2010 Blade Show in Atlanta, GA.
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I love how he isn't just demonstrating, he's teaching. It's almost like this is a class instead of just a demonstration
Great video, excellent instruction and information, thank you very much for sharing your knowledge
dang man. very impressive, what sword he using in the cutting techniques.?
incorrect. look at sensei's left hand and how it connects. you'll see the grip is the same there. many of the older styles like katori shinto ryu and komagawa kaishin ryu use a grip similar to what williams sensei uses. the reason is because the cutting mechanic is different so the way they connect to their weapon is slightly different.
Awesome video. Wish I couldve been there!
I talk to the guy somewhat regularly. He puts emphasis on gripping with the pinkie and ring finger. the major difference is that rather than extending to swing as you would in kendo or seitei iaido, he rotates his rear hip back, giving the sword space to move. the cutting mechanic is different so hit connection has to be different. you'll also notice he locks his right arm as one would when firing a pistol. this is so he is present behind his sword like a support pillar anchored into the ground.
Mr.Williams is a humble warrior and a great man.I have a piece of the thickest (7roll??) tatami mat he cut at the last part!I got to talk2him and hold a couple swords he used there.I was honored.I own the Hisshou designed by him from CRKT.and @Mrottmandus-it is meant for katana swords sir,@CptnFeltcher-He trains spec-ops in H2H and small-arm combat,so yeah I want him on my side2!
3:11 that guy walking behind you! What the! Isn't that dangerous as heck?
"He's dead, he just doesn't know it yet." Oh god I hope that reference was on purpose
@3dguy299
2 жыл бұрын
What reference is this?
Nami ryu gave us a class when we were preparing to deploy to Iraq he's the real deal
Yes. He´s doing it right.
I am curious how much of that translates to straight bladed swords
Actually they are Zori and traditional footwear for the Japanese.
i was here, this was at Anime Weekend Atlanta in Atlanta, Georgia
Man, that stuff is thick, he goes through it like butter.
what blade is he using?
what is the guy by the table doing to the blade at 0:12
Is that outside the Cold steel building?!
Very cool!
He is for his style
DAMN!!! WISH YOU'RE MY INSTRUCTOR
"I know I can;t outrun you..." hahahahahaha
Oops I meant James Williams
Imagine if he struck the asphalt with his japanese sword
3:07 Holy shit!
3:10 That dude almost got sliced.
yahatsugiri
Hollywood is not all fantasy. When Indi gets challenged by an Arabic swordsman, he pulls out his pistol and shoots him dead. This is reality of combat in the modern world. Swords are wonderful, but irrelevant in combat.
@Trickshot72
9 жыл бұрын
***** Which part of my statement displays arrogance? Educate me, please.
@Trickshot72
9 жыл бұрын
Sousuke Aizen Dear sir, I was reffering to a scene in the movie "Raiders of the lost ark". Are you not familliar with it? The worlds best swordsman might find himself at something of a disadvantage if he were to come up against someone carrying, lets say, a SCAR-H? Are you not aware of the existence of firearms?