Ace Aoshima' s Authentic Samurai Channel
Ace Aoshima' s Authentic Samurai Channel
Ace Aoshima's Authentic Samurai Channel brings the tips and tricks shared by the professional samurai performers in the movie industry to the world.
Our aim is to share authentic information about samurai performance to help foster an international enthusiasm about Samurais, and also to propagate detailed information regarding samurai culture that may otherwise be lost.
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I dont think that cut has enough power and momentum behind it to be effective. Dont try this against any armed foe you will just make them more angry while getting your position vulnerable
thx for the vid. but just to clarify its simple physics: you use the same amount of energy to run normally and like you show in the vid. just using different muscles. But your fighting same gravity to not fall down. Actually if i was smarter id probably explain why this method needs more energy because of using of the muscles that are not that strong as for example calfs while running normally and/or keeping yourself in very low position that needs using some other muscles more than if you would run in straight position. If this was better way of running then we would see athletes runnig like this to win tournaments. IMHO
The Japanese people also walked this way, and there was much written about it by the first western visitors.
he needs to come back to youtube
Steven Segall has just entered the Chat
I got the opportunity to buy one of two swords and I have a question. Starting out would it be better for me to have a curved blade or a straight blade and what suggested weight should I use. I've never purchased a sword but I borrowed them and I have an 8 and 1/2 lb two-handed Bastard Sword and I have an 11 lb two-handed Bastard Sword I've been working out with them now for 11 and a half months I'm working on smaller and thinner and faster blades. Anybody have a suggestion
Seems like the modern way of running gives more control over possible miscalculations/missteps on the running plane (i.e., falling on one's face)? With the modern way, you have more time and ability to correct. No?
老高？
I tried this and I sliced my left ear off
Never seen marathon runners running like that. If it was more energy efficient. It would be a case.
ZATOICHI
I knew about how keeping the center of gravity on the same level (instead of going up and down all the time while walking/running), and this absolutely random gem of an YT video adds another meaning on top of that. Thank you Ace, thank you YT :)
Grip test! Do that but hit something.. anything a pillow still holding it? Didn’t think so
Although I have a deep admiration for Japanese culture, and Asian cultures in general, I must admit that I am puzzled by the continued use of such things as chop sticks...and this "running" style. Neither are efficient. The spoon or fork is a rather late development in the west, becoming common table utensils not until around 1725. However, no comparison can be made as to the usefullnes of the fork over chopsticks. Even many Aisans who immigrate to the US end up having both aty the table. As to running, Samurai running would never work in the NFL, Track, Soccer, or even for fitness training. I doubt the Spartans ever used any running method other than the natural physics of human motion. As to the "shuffle"walk of men and women in Japan, maybe it's because the footwear - basically flipflops - dont stay on the feet well unless counter force is applied. I know from experience that flips like to "flip-off" at the slightest mis step. Perhaps the best historical "walkers" of all time were the Roman legions. They never wore sandals or flips. They developed a fully enclosed combat boot called caligulai, which had drainage/cooling slits, a fully layered leather sole with hobnails, and was ankle high. They did not shuffle or walk pidgeon toed, and could cover 25 miles a day - every day for two weeks travel, carrying up to 70lbs. Many things about Asian culture are very interesting, but not all of it is efficacious.
Oh yes, the segway. The epitome of safety and never having an accident
Its easy on the knees and I invented that style my self because of my knees
Simplified castration of a bugging house fly.
He’s amazing
When will you come back with more videos???
You couldn't see it but he cut a fly by half
Castrou o mosquito e ainda deixou ele sair voando.
U SHOULD NOT HAVE COME HERE
He just cut a fly into two pieces.
zatoichi not use that katana....
これじゃ大根も斬れない 目眩ましか曲芸にはいいかも
I tried it and now I have a lot of broozes. I guess my inner ninja isn’t that great 😉
🙏🙏🙏
seems incredibly inefficient and unsafe
Does this technique still hold its grip because it looks like it relies on the fingers near peak of the rotation? Genuine question
How fast can you draw your swo-OH WOW that was fast oh my i don’t feel my le-
This is the best thing I have ever seen. ♡
You’re continually fall forward in a normal walk. This just exaggerates it.
Segway style
Its the running version of the Edo walk. - makes sense.
REEEALY COOL! There is a Book over here caled the "Runners Bible" from one of the best running instructors in the country! In it there is a whole capther about your hip angle! That is more or less what the video is about!
Test it on a bamboo tree to actually demonstrate the grip aka strength of this method...it is pretty though
Interesting
Typical use of weight-shift much used in Ninjutsu. The same principle applies to many manoeuvres. It is efficient and effective. 👍🏻
5:58 i fall down the hill
確かにものすごい技術だけど 実戦で使えるのかな 顔のあたりを軽く切るだけでもやばいか
This is dumbest video I have seen this year.
I’ve never really noticed this before, so thanks this helped a lot
Чтобы бежать не отталкиваясь от земли нужно достичь первой космической скорости))) И вот этот вот бег на полусогнутых не дает мышцам отдыхать. А чтобы мышцы отдыхали их надо расслаблять а для этого полностью распрямлять ноги - это хорошо известно велосипедистам. Если бы это было эффективно, марафонцы давно бы так бегали. Для ниндзя такой бег имел смысл, потому что он позволял прореагировать на нападение.
hate to tell you but you are still pushing off the ground....
It's called "sneaking"
Also with this technique you take off from the ground, because you can not fall indefinitely, otherwise you would hit the ground with your whole body at some point. xD
Wow😮😮😮😮
I feel like I run like this when I’m drunk
You mention not swinging arms, so was that meant to be running with a stationary sword?
Hey