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1. swordis.com › blog › japanese-sword-stancesJapanese Sword Stances: 10 Basic Kamae for Beginner Samurais

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   • Waki-Gamae. In the Waki-Gamae stance, the left shoulder is left unprotected and revealed so that the enemy will be inclined to attack. The sword is held at a 45-degree angle facing the ground, below the waist with the blade’s edge turned toward the enemy.
   • Jōdan-no-Kamae. In the Jodan-no-Kamae stance, the left-hand should be above the left eye and about a fist’s distance from the forehead. The left foot points forward while the right foot and body is angled at 45-degrees.
   • Hasso-no-Kamae. The Tsuba (handguard) is at the height of one’s mouth. The left shoulder is turned toward the opponent or where a strike is to be executed.
   • Gedan-no-Kamae. With the right hand under the sword guard, the left hand is placed behind the right. The blade faces downwards, but pointed at the enemy’s lower half of the body.

2. www.youtube.com › watch8 TYPES OF KAMAE (STANCE) - YouTube

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   Aug 7, 2020 · 8TYPES OF KAMAE (STANCE) These are the 8 fundamental kamae or stances in samurai sword martial arts. Once you learn them you can practice all seven together ...

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   • Author: SAMURAI KAZ ARTS / KAZ KOBAYASHI

3. www.battlemerchant.com › en › blogSword fighting for beginners: basics | Battle-Merchant ⚔

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   Aug 16, 2024 · The basic equipment needed for sword fighting includes a sword, protective gear, and training weapons. A sword can be either a training sword made of wood or plastic or a metal sword with a blunt edge for safety.

4. kendojidai.com › 2024/08/12 › how-to-create-an-idealHow to Create an Ideal Kamae (Koda Kunihide) | Kendo Jidai ...

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   Aug 12, 2024 · To create an “Ideal Kamae,” it is essential to first cultivate a dignified standing posture. The ideal is to exude a sense of strength and readiness to face your opponent with a composed and respectful demeanor from the very start.

5. www.ashiharakarate.org › technique › kamaeKamae - Ashihara Karate International

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   It is the easiest and most adaptable stance, naturally integrating with the flow of attack and defence during actual fighting situations. The knees and elbows are bent lightly, thus keeping an ever ready reserve of muscle power which is instantly releasable when the need arises.

6. www.akban.org › wiki › Japanese_sword_combat_stancesJapanese sword combat stances - AKBAN

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   This stance embodies AKBAN's principle of adaptability, allowing for quick transitions between offensive and defensive movements. Elevated Stance: Jōdan-no-kamae Also known simply as Jōdan, this is the elevated stance where the sword is held aloft above the head, its tip angled backward.

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   Why do Japanese martial arts use kamae?

   • They are frequent and honed in Japanese martial arts such as Kendo, Iaido, Aikido, Karate and Bujinkan. Today, Kamae plays a role in self-defense and spiritual practice, resonating with Japan’s deep spiritual philosophy.

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   What samurai swords are used for kamae?

   • These Kamae can be done with most of the samurai swords, whether it is a traditional one-handed Wakizashi or a two-handed Katana and Tachi. They are frequent and honed in Japanese martial arts such as Kendo, Iaido, Aikido, Karate and Bujinkan.

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   What stances are used in Japanese swordsmanship training?

   • Kamae stances are commonly used in Japanese swordsmanship training as they can be repeated to execute a better samurai strike during a tameshigiri or help in a reenactment sparring or sword-fighting battle. 1. Waki-Gamae

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   What is a waki-gamae stance?

   • In the Waki-Gamae stance, the left shoulder is left unprotected and revealed so that the enemy will be inclined to attack. The sword is held at a 45-degree angle facing the ground, below the waist with the blade’s edge turned toward the enemy. With both legs slightly bent, the left foot faces forward while the right foot is at a 45-degree angle.

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   Which katana stance is best for beginners?

   • For beginners, it is advisable to use training swords such as a Bokken. Here are the five general Katana stances frequently used in many Japanese martial arts schools, especially Kendo which is based on 5 different elements.

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   What is a gedan no kamae stance?

   • While moving along in the Gedan no Kamae stance, the left foot can be positioned at a 45-degree angle, so that it allows the possibility of different types of footwork that might be necessary during the battle. This popular stance allows for versatile strikes from a lower position, increasing the likelihood of surprising the opponent. 5.

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8. www.eastlondonkempo.co.uk › blog › shorinji-kempoShorinji kempo stances (kamae) - East London Shorinji Kempo ...

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   They serve the purpose of setting up or inviting certain attacks (such as hasso gamae which invites an attack to the middle, or taiki gamae which presents an obvious opening to the head) and so form an integral part of many formal techniques.