First one: Looks awkward Second one: Immediately turns into a model

@DTux5249

19 күн бұрын

Yeah, it's also much more awkward to handle the first way.

This suddenly makes the unfailingly dangerous Virgil suddenly feel very paranoid Considering his use of this style and his lack of trust in others

@shiroshadow9363

22 күн бұрын

Have you played the 5th game? V's main method of fighting is his ptsd from the first game

@NiCoNiCoNiCola

19 күн бұрын

​@@shiroshadow9363 PTSD? They were his coworkers ffs!

@user-hw8ze9rf8e

15 күн бұрын

​@@NiCoNiCoNiCola dont know if that was a joke or not but in the lore the demons V uses to fight are actually vergils nightmares, meaning the nightmares/ptsd he has from his time being tortured by mundus and his time as nelo angelo manifested into demon form, all of which were released when he separated his human and demon side using the yamato

@w花b

6 күн бұрын

Or he's just really well trained..?

@NiCoNiCoNiCola

6 күн бұрын

@@w花b nah, Vergil could easily go balls out, but he just chooses not to

There's actually an enemy in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice that sheathes their blade slowly like this. If you surprise them, they can instantly draw with a lightning-quick attack. Now I finally know why!

@gyrozeppeli00

21 күн бұрын

Only one I can think of is Isshin, he does the sheath and there are two variations of attacks you can receive by standing close or far from him. One is Ashina cross which the sheath lights up and he goes for it, or if you are very close, he does a slash and a sweep.

@keyboundDragon

20 күн бұрын

@@gyrozeppeli00 Ashina Elite miniboss can instantly attack you when you revive

@Lo-tf6qt

11 күн бұрын

@@gyrozeppeli00 Ashina Elite Jinsuke, you find him in one of the rooms of Ashina Castle when you're climbing up to Genichiro's boss fight. Honestly one of the more technical boss fights in Sekiro but it's still pretty fun

@token8390

5 күн бұрын

Ok nerd

@miroslavtodorov3310

4 күн бұрын

​@@token8390 That's unnecessary.

Instruction unclear, my body is in the center of the sword

@spongebakesquarepansgaming

4 күн бұрын

you've done the hairi kari maneuver

@nicolasliva7089

3 күн бұрын

😂

Another reason for caution is to avoid unintended self stabbing.

@Baset_

19 күн бұрын

SEPPUKU!

@michaelpettersson4919

18 күн бұрын

@@Baset_ Seppuku is intentional self stabbing however.

@gaurdiangaming4603

16 күн бұрын

​@@michaelpettersson4919 . What's it called when your own hand gets impaled then?

@DrakeOola

11 күн бұрын

@@gaurdiangaming4603 shish kabob

@shigekisun3922

9 күн бұрын

​@@gaurdiangaming4603 An oopsie

Thanks Shogo, now I can become the storm that is approaching.

@suvojotihowlader5397

16 күн бұрын

Don't be a slave to your honor.

@aadarshpandey3024

15 күн бұрын

Honor died on the beach

@Zander90

15 күн бұрын

@@aadarshpandey3024 My honor died when I met Nero's mother.

@aadarshpandey3024

15 күн бұрын

@@Zander90 😏

@sakuranohana1014

13 күн бұрын

From DMC to GoT.Nice 😀

That was actually really educational. I never knew that when it came specifically to the katana. Ty!!

It always amazes me just how much attention to detail goes into this stuff. Things I would literally never think about.

That’s actually really neat, thanks for the tip

Dang it really took me about 10 months learning how to properly sheath my cheap katanas (entry levels) ive been doing the common mistake this entire time. watching tutorials of how to sheath it but I kept sheathing it uncomfortably and almost stabbing my fingers countless times. but after watching this and this time actually understanding how to do it now im slowly getting the hang of it. thank you! 👍

If you read this you just got another subscriber from America. Your videos are HIGHLY educational and very informative. Also I'm admittedly obsessed with swords ESPECIALLY the legendary katana, such an absolutely BEAUTIFUL creation of mankind, though the uchigatana is equally tied with it in my personal perspective.

I will check out your online lessons. You are a great teacher!❤

I one time spent like an hour and a half just focusing on chiburi in class... it's so complicated when you focus on every movement. After 11yrs of practicing, still feel like a newb when doing it compared to the founders/sensei, they do it butter smooth, no problem.... just requires more practice and more attention to detail!

I never knew this, as I would probably never wield one. This information is something useful to use in a conversation and be seen as a more knowledgeable person (even if by a little).

Thank you for this insight, Mr. Shogo. I've learned from it.

In other word: don't move your back, move your hips! And yes, I struggled with this when I was a beginner, because moving the back forward felt more natural at first, but when you create body consciouness, you figure out moving the hips sideways is actually easier!

@janneskodny2270

23 күн бұрын

Well, actually you can do noto without hips, just use sayabiki correctly with left hand work. And it is more effective, because you don't lose time with not necessary hip movement if you need to suddenly return to action.

@barcigian

22 күн бұрын

@@janneskodny2270 indeed!!!

That background behind you is amazing! I don’t know if it’s real, like if you brought some kids and adults in to create something like a fun project or if it’s just a green screen but it is really cool and I hope that you keep using it It makes you different than everybody else out there

Back to Basics, I love it!!!

I had no idea! Thank you so much!

That's actually real cool! I'm glad I learned that today! 😊

Thanks for this! Im sure ill use this knowledge every day :)

nice, another skill knowledge i will never need in my life

I haven't watched your stuff in a while, nice new look!

Nice thank you

Thank you for enlightening my way

In iaido it is very dependent on the school how you put the sword away.

The first is pretty on brand with character designs for anime and games whilst his actual demonstration of sheathing is how it is actually done. Much practical. 😊

Thanks, I'm very prepared now in case I have to sheathe a katana😊

After watch the throw technique video I exclusively only use my left hand to draw and sheath, my right hand became less sore!

I like katanas

Medieval knight: "So i just hang it on piece of leather loop, honestly i could just use piece of rope."

@simondeep

17 күн бұрын

We were barbarians for a reason xD

@nobodynever4326

4 күн бұрын

Viking: yeh imma go chop some firewood and maybe throw it at my enemies

Top 10 Anime Katana Masters You Need to Learn From

Smooth like butter

ah yes, ill be sure to do that next time i have to sheath a katana

Great to see your learning curve since you train with seki sensei und yushin sensei.

I will be a samurai like you!🔥🤩

@raditicat

26 күн бұрын

You can't be a samurai there are no daimyo.

@I_am_the_curse95

25 күн бұрын

@@raditicat i need samurai's skills🔥

@raditicat

25 күн бұрын

@@I_am_the_curse95 A lot of samurai didn't know how to fight

@I_am_the_curse95

25 күн бұрын

@@raditicat thanks for the information 🤩 but i heard that ther are proffessional in Katana fights🔥

@raditicat

25 күн бұрын

@@I_am_the_curse95 they don't exist anymore, and samurai is a social class not a job.

Thank you very much

Do it because not only is it the right way but it also looks very cool

Depending on the ryu and performance level, the gashira may not necessarily be at the body’s median. In Muso Jikiden Eishin Ryu, chudan and okudan level notos are performed with the katana parallel to the stance (the gashira is aligned with the left hip, rather than the center of the body). However, shodan level notos are performed as you demonstrated.

Interesting to know, personally I prefer European swords and for single edge blades I prefer shorter blades

I always thought it was just for dramatic effect. Didn't know there's practicality for it

At first I thought he was over extending and that's what the problem was

Thanks for the blade clink ASMR

Generally, I am not a fan of weapons, specifically knives and swords. However, I am impressed how you handle katana with such ease and elegance. I had no idea that there is a technique of drawing out a sword! Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

I did read somewhere that younger Japanese speakers are softening their voiced stops, this is the first time I hear that

Yes, in some styles even hip movement is locked when sheathing with bigger emphasis on sayabiki.

I'm left handed and had to physically do this like 2 times before i fully got it

I’ve never liked the thumb on top sheath grip. I experimented with gluing a small wood knob to the sheath so I can manipulate and index the sheath better the sheath better. It did seem to improve my draw speed back when I first got interested in this subject. I’ve since dropped the hobby of collecting swords. I gave away my collection a few years ago to an ex I was dating at the time. She liked collecting themed movie swords. She and I were into medieval Larping back then. We both had friends that were into martial arts at the time.

Talks about grip not being important to shooting yet proper grip is the first thing you learn in shooting handgun.

I was never taught this when studying Aido as a teenager.

Am I the only one who thought of the StarWars quote "The student has become the master" when he said to check out his online classes if you want to learn katana techniques?😂

I’ve also been taught to keep the sword flat and not raise the handle when sheathing or drawing (unless you have a reason to)

Thankfully I don’t need to worry about this since Im not a samurai nor do I own a katana

Beautiful

SO THIS IS WHAT IAI IS! I say this because there's a move in Monster Hunter called Spirit Iai Slash but I never understood why.

It also probably builds in consistency with regards to handling. I know in firearms ypu want to make actionable practices even when they aren't nessisary as it's basically a free reps. So when you load your firearm, you treat it like a reload, you aren't building memory of two things just one. Same with drawing and clearing, do it like you would In a fight or right after a fight, you may be physically at a range but you don't need to train yourself to be at one mentally

You should make a video with tenshinryu hyohou at some point. Maybe a collab with their school on mat cutting? Granted a lot of them prolly work too. But overall I would love to see you guys train with them or have them teach you things, just as you’ll do with them. They are located in saitama I’m pretty sure.

Thanks for telling me

"As it greets the moment so it should return to slumber" Literal reverse unsheathing?

Yea I would mess myself up real bad if I tried any of that.

So that only matters when there's a threat in front of you

And it looks totally cool.

I learned that on Samurai Jack :)

It also looks less dorky when you keep the handle in the center. 😄 And I like red outfit!

This dude is a literal samurai

@YangZhaoDragon

3 күн бұрын

It is like saying that buying guns for target practice and wearing military-themed clothes make you a soldier.

Not only is it more practical, but let's all be honest, the proper way to sheathe a katana looks cooler too.

Amazing you are awesome how do you get matching blades I have a katana but I am trying to get a matching dagger to go with it but I don’t know how any advice

So cool 😮

the sudden urge to own a katana

Yes I always taught that you don't want to extend your other hand so far out it's very easy for them to take your balance, and it's always just... easier as well. (I wanted to learn iai but... I had to take bujinkan ninutsu to learn any of it. And they ended up not really teaching that much.)

that's truly a beautiful culture

Corporate needs you to find the diffrence between these two moves

The first way may have been bad technique, but it makes your sword look really long! 😉

If you make a mistake sheating a katana, how bad would be the wound on your hand be if there is one

Where did you buy that Kimono i really like the color

I love how old teachings of how to correctly wield a sword are exactly the same as modern concealled carry trainers. Teachings for the same purpose made by the same kinds of people.

It's crazy how Samurai existed at the same time as cowboys

as Usual I learned something interesting and new noice

Call me a barbarian. I honestly had no idea what I was supposed to be looking at till he showed the correct way 😂

Meanwhile lancknechts in mediaval europe: Hey Bob, done with the fighitng? Yeah just throw that greatsword on the cart and lets go.

I forgot the sheath so the sword is in the center but my hand is on the ground

We also mive the saya to the back of waist, it call Sayabiki

You also pulled the scabbard towards the hilt in the second way, Or maybe that was just me.

Americans have channels like this where a guy teaches you how to unholster your revolver in a cool way. He should find One of those channels and just once have the cowboy do katana techniques and the samurai do quick draw

Have the sheaths meet the sword.

Extra fun fact: Pull the Sheath behind you so that sheathing the blade wouldn't be more difficult

I thought the common mistake was not looking badass when sheathing. 😂

Zanshin, i remember that from the Chiburui video

*The Only Thing I Know for Real intensifies*

a wise man once said: why bring a knife to a gun fight

This is like regular boxers comparing Haymakers to jabs... its obvious and we all know it already

Why would I ever need this.

My sword is one with heaven and earth. My body, however, requires a lot of work.

Slower noto, no clinking.

Nice point for vertical noto. I like to focus on sayabiki for my ryu's horizontal noto. Would you say that sayabiki is less important for vertical noto?

I noticed you hold the top on the sheath, how do you not cut your hand or fingers when sheathing the blade?

why are you sheathing your weapon when there are enemies that may attack still around?

How is it done if you have two katanas? Or is it standard practice to wield one 🤔

And I was just like "Oh, that's why that one anime technique is called that/what it refferences!"

I like the awkward face when you're demonstrating the incorrect method