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1. swordsswords.com › blog › top-10-modern-katanaTop 10 Modern Katana Techniques for Today's Martial Artists

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   Oct 9, 2024 · The foundation of every katana technique lies in your stance, or kamae. A good stance keeps you balanced, ready to defend, and positions you for a strong attack. The three most common stances include: Chudan-no-kamae (middle stance): The katana is held in front, with the blade pointing toward the opponent’s midsection.

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     Is This The Secret Behind Basic Ninjutsu Stances (Kamae)?

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3. 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.

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

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   Aug 16, 2024 · In Japanese kenjutsu, the foundational stances, known as kamae, include Chudan-no-kamae (Middle Guard), Jodan-no-kamae (High Guard), Gedan-no-kamae (Low Guard), and Hasso-no-kamae (Side Guard), each serving as a state of readiness and embodying the discipline’s philosophy.

6. 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 · The ‘Ideal Kamae’ enables effective Kizeme (*). To create such Kamae, the proper positioning of the left fist and correct use of footwork are crucial. With clear and precise theory, Koda Kunihide Sensei, who has trained numerous renowned Kenshi, provided insights into the key elements of Kizeme and the Kamae that lead to effective strikes ...

7. www.akban.org › wiki › Ninjutsu_combat_stances_-_KamaeNinjutsu combat stances - Kamae - AKBAN

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   Kamae (構え) In Ninjutsu, (עמידות לחימה, קמאה - נינג'יטסו), are the stances used in combat, martial practice and daily life. The Kamae in Ninjutsu are a body positions that have many facets of utility.

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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 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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   What are the basic kenjutsu stances?

   • In Japanese kenjutsu, the foundational stances, known as kamae, include Chudan-no-kamae (Middle Guard), Jodan-no-kamae (High Guard), Gedan-no-kamae (Low Guard), and Hasso-no-kamae (Side Guard), each serving as a state of readiness and embodying the discipline’s philosophy. What are the basic sword techniques beginners should learn?

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   What are ninjutsu kamae?

   • The Kamae in Ninjutsu are a body positions that have many facets of utility. On the most basic level of learning, the stances help with distancing, protection, orientation and gaze. The Ninjutsu kamae add another facet to the practice by referring to attention, breath patterns and emotional attitude as determined by body position.

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   What is koncho no kamae stance?

   • The Koncho no Kamae stance is a tight yet loose two-handed stance. While this may seem contradictory, this allows the stance to be stable while being flexible enough to strike in any direction. It is a defensive and intimidating stance that can result in a successful counterattack. 8. Kasumi-no-Kamae

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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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9. takaseigi.com › blogs › kamae-building-the-fortressKamae – Building the Fortress - Takaseigi

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   Static Kamae Hold: Pick a kamae and hold it for time. The goal here is to relax in position and allow the connective tissue to do the work, not the muscle. Static Push-up: Hold the top, middle, or bottom portion of a push-up for time.