Lightsaber Training
Hmmm....i guess your right on the hole katana thing
well i guess a weapon wouldnt be the best idea any way.
well we do have fist and people willing to teach but the law of averages tells us that sooner or later our order will have to fight evil with another type of evil... what i mean is killing is bad no matter what...but some times you have to pick the lesser of 2 evils...
so then i ask you what will we use?
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well i'll stick to my Katana as weapon of choice.
BUT i guess im also geeky kuz i already know the lightsaber forms.(can be applied to any weapon)
ill try to summaries them
Shii-Cho:
The Jedi initiate rank, first learn Form 1 before they begin a Padawan apprenticeship with a Jedi Master. Jedi taught Shii-Cho first because of its simplicity and versatility.In Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones, the Younglings can be seen being taught by Yoda to deflect light blaster bolts. They are in the beginning stages of Form 1
Makashi:
After Form 1's proliferation as a saber combat technique, Form 2 came about as a means of lightsaber-to-lightsaber combat. It is described as being very elegant, powerful, and requiring extreme precision, allowing the user to attack and defend with minimal effort, while his opponent tires himself out.
Soresu:
Form 3, the most defensive of all of the forms.Soresu utilizes motions occurring very close to the body to achieve near-total protection, efficiently expending as little energy as possible to execute these moves. This technique exposes as few target zones on the body as possible, making a well-trained practitioner nearly impenetrable. However, Soresu's same dedication to defense and minimal bodily exposure also decreases the lightsaber's threat range.
Ataru: THE FORM I USE ALL THE TIME
The master practitioners of Form 4 make extensive use of acrobatic maneuvers often thought physically impossible without the aid of the Force.Ataru relies on wide slashes, acrobatic proficiency and an open space for the Jedi to fight.Ataru practitioners are at a great disadvantage if fighting in a small area.Yoda, however, practiced Form 4 with such speed that, when coupled with his small size, left every point on an opponent's body open to attack while more than adequately defending himself.
Yoda was acknowledged as the greatest master of Ataru. He used it in almost all of his battles, and the style made him a virtually unstoppable whirlwind of destruction despite his small size
Shien / Djem Sot can be described as a mix of medieval swordmanship and kendo
Form 5 was developed by Jedi Master Plo Koon who felt that Form 3 was too passive, while Form 4 was not powerful enough.It addressed the shortcomings of both forms
Niman:
Form 6 attempts to balance all elements of lightsaber combat, combining the Forms that came before into a less intensely demanding combat style. The result is that the users' skill in each individual areas of lightsaber combat is only moderate
Vaapad
The most challenging and demanding of all forms, Form 7requires intense focus, high levels of skill, and mastery of other forms
However, Vaapad borders on the edge of using the dark side, as it channels one's anger and darkness into the attack
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you cant just say that we cant use a sword as a weapon. besides in my way of using a sword i feel that my goal is a sword that brings life not one that takes it...i get the feeling that your comment Dan as a little to direct and rude.keep in mind that there is not ignorance there is only knowledge.so learning to use a sword is one thing using it to kill is another
with a sword i i can cut your bow staff
how can i defend a life if my own life is so at risk.I understand that it is a lethal weapon but some times evil must be fought by a different type of evil...:S
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Arrogance: The only dependable thing about the future is uncertainty.
you cant just say that we cant use a sword as a weapon. besides in my way of using a sword i feel that my goal is a sword that brings life not one that takes it...i get the feeling that your comment Dan as a little to direct and rude.keep in mind that there is not ignorance there is only knowledge.so learning to use a sword is one thing using it to kill is another
with a sword i i can cut your bow staff
how can i defend a life if my own life is so at risk.I understand that it is a lethal weapon but some times evil must be fought by a different type of evil...:S
Please do not take this as a slight against you, for I am a great lover of swords also, though, not nearly as proficient with them as I would like to be. This is also making a statement towards Dan's comment, that \"We will never use a sword in combat\". First, never is too final a word, because, there are people who use swords in combat everyday, granted, they are reenactors, but, you can still become seriously injured in those combats. Secondly, the only true weapon that we ever use, is ourselves, more importantly, our brains.
How many times, have you ever seen, or heard of, a sword, attacking and killing someone of its own volition? Never, I know, a finality, however, in this instance, the finality is appropritae. A human being, regardless of their level of training, is the only weapon that we will ever truly use, swords, staves, whips, guns, whatever, they are only tools, means to an end. If we keep that in mind, then it matters not what we train with, only that we are doing something, (Training), to focus ourselves, and to release pent up frustrations, and so long as we are releasing these frustrations against an inanimate object, say, a fighting Pell(dummy), then we are doing right by the Force, and ourselves.
No skill, regardless of it's practicality of actually being used, is worth not practicing, or learning.
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