Sword Training

I don't generally do fights yet because I don't have all of the protective gear. That stuff is 'spensive!!! At the moment, I have a padded fencing helmet, but no gloves or jacket. Since we use steel, anything beyond instruction or quarter/half-time demo needs the gear.

BUT here is a video of the peeps from my class doing a demo a few weeks ago! (I wasn't there because it was the same weekend as Montreal Comic-Con) but it's a great overview of the stuff we do in my class!

https://youtu.be/4EQDc6qEGX4

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I am still practising this , i should really practise more , not sure this would look nice with a lightsaber though ,maybe when i finally can remember all figures and make some speed lol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxbjjQDw0D0&index=9&list=FL5uJws4P6r_8o7xR6ET90KA

I've done a little Shinkendo, a little Iaido, and hope to do a little Tai Chi sword form sometime soon.

The lightsaber stuff is lost on me. Cool though.

I do something similar with my forms Marta. Typically I combine it with my humming mantra meditation.

Amyntas wrote: I am still practising this , i should really practise more , not sure this would look nice with a lightsaber though ,maybe when i finally can remember all figures and make some speed lol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxbjjQDw0D0&index=9&list=FL5uJws4P6r_8o7xR6ET90KA

This is cool! I have been doing a Tai Chi sword form for about 8 months now but it's different from this. I want to learn this one now too.

I'm really digging the Tai Chi sword form. Time to start practicing.

This is what it is going to look like somewhat that is , even within the Forms there are different variations depending on your own flexibility etc

This is my goal for next year

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvHXidsm9xQ

This thread is gaining interest rather quickly, considering all the many styles that will probably be brought up, one thread may not prove efficient. Should interest increase, we may want to actually consider following what others have done and start a section just for it...

At the very least, it could be a place to share good instructional videos and demonstrations.