Insane KENJUTSU skills by HEMA players!

#kenjutsu #kendo #HEMA

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[ahuman]

As a HEMA practitioner who comes here to learn more about Eastern swordsmanship, I loved this.

The blade grab thrust was very interesting. It's similar to my favorite longsword disarm, but with the katana's shorter blade you can take the more direction option and just stab!

[jonathanbartlett]

I love this video. You guys are true students of martial arts, willing to test what you know and learn from your experiences in order to be better at your art. Much respect to you

[lingling]

Amazing!! I love how he combines eastern and western techniques into something entirely new! Very interesting guy! and as a German myself I really like their name: Gesellschaft Schwertmann!

[kaizen]

Loved it! I'm a HEMA practioner and all the skills being shown here are on point. It's great that you're mixing it up and learning from each other. I've fenced a kenjutsu guy before and he was very good, I definitely learned some things.

[Archer-]

The uptick in HEMA being explored by kenjutsu practitioners recently is really fascinating. It’s been a thing since forever seeing HEMA practitioners going over kendo and the like, but seeing the opposite really brings something new to the scene

[KlausBeckEwerhardy]

As a Kendoka who came via jianfa to HEMA I really felt at home watching this. Thsnks for sharing.

[BernasLL]

Very cool video!
As a follow up, would be interesting if you guys showed us Sangsoodo (korean two-handed) techniques and in a later video compared it with montante / claymore / zwei-hander techniques.
Every HEMA nerd loves watching Figueyredo related videos.

[-RONNIE]

It's always nice to see different styles of combat and weapons interacting with each other. Thank you all for the video 👍🏻

[Botjer]

This is the best youtube channel about swordsmanship

[SImonDeLikaeble]

Great work. While people sometimes complain about social media, it can be very beneficial for those of us interested in martial arts. There is just so much interesting stuff to learn!
Only recently did I discover on YouTube how Irish sword skills made their way to America. Now I’m seeing a mixture of European swords and kendo. So great to see all these mix ups.

[haelww]

Very good video. As an HEMA practitioner, I enjoyed to see the two styles clash with respect for everyone.

[robertkiss]

As always, another great video. Interesting choice of guest and I loved what they introduced into your skill mix.

[Panzersoldat]

This was fascinating to watch and I am very glad you posted this. I have always been interested in the differences between the two styles.

[jmsaum]

That's awesome, it's nice to see active Hema forms work along side of Kenjutsu. Well done <3

[hotspurhema]

As someone who has been involved in the HEMA revival since the beginning, almost 30 years now, I absolutely LOVE your channel!

Best wishes from myself and the students of the Hotspur School of Defence in north-east England.

Rob






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[num]

This is martial arts at its purest: Figuring out what works for the purposes of fighting! Kendo, HEMA, iaido, chanbara, arnis/escrima...the style doesn't matter necesarily, it's how you apply the techniques and adapt them to your own needs.

Thank you for sharing!

[Rancorous_Redwood]

I love this upward cut. It almost feels like a krumphau, but from below. I want to try it out in sparring now!

[gronkgrunk]

This is a great perspective presented by hema practitioners. So much technique i've never seen before 👍🏼

[Lemon_Force]

2:02 check out the camera-jutsu style though