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TRAIN PRACTICAL SKILLS WITH AN OPPONENT
Where Iaido emphasizes reaction to unexpected attacks, kenjutsu assumes both opponents are prepared to fight.
Classes use bokuto, wooden swords, to practice techniques such as striking or blocking another weapon like another bokuto, but also commonly a bo staff. You’ll learn drills, techniques, and choreographies that require an opponent to learn. Be surprised by the details you learn behind the skills, and also how challenging each is to master.
You'll learn under the guidance of a grandmaster with an incredibly respected lineage who has mastered several styles and has trained since childhood.
Length: approximately 2 hours.
TRAIN PRACTICAL SKILLS WITH AN OPPONENT
Where Iaido emphasizes reaction to unexpected attacks, kenjutsu assumes both opponents are prepared to fight.
Classes use bokuto, wooden swords, to practice techniques such as striking or blocking another weapon like another bokuto, but also commonly a bo staff. You’ll learn drills, techniques, and choreographies that require an opponent to learn. Be surprised by the details you learn behind the skills, and also how challenging each is to master.
You'll learn under the guidance of a grandmaster with an incredibly respected lineage who has mastered several styles and has trained since childhood.
Length: approximately 2 hours.