Kendo | Sword fighting

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You have watched too much movies, brother. I don´t think that the real fighters would waste their time for screaming at all.

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LOOL. you are probably right.

I'll have my inner scream - silent scream. you are also giving away your location when you scream........ Unless you want to scream like "KILLLLLLL!!!!!!" with a pleasant smile and harsh voice. Or you want as many people after you as possible. :)
 
For dual-sword style, one sword is long the other is short, for better usage. Correct?
Incorrect. In dual-swords style it's better if you use two short swords to prevent collision between your two swords.
 
Incorrect. In dual-swords style it's better if you use two short swords to prevent collision between your two swords.

Learnt something new today!

So what about 3 swords? How will one manage that? I think if he positions the 2 swords in his hands into a "stab-position" and the third sword wielded by his mouth.

Or what if one straps a knife to his head, so he can "head-collide" his enemies?
 
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Brothers! This is how I want to fight in Jannah, but much more interesting and bloody. (Mute cuz it is possibly/probably sound-effects/instruments.)


Will Allah allow me to do war in Jannah (against/with people who want to, I don't like to attack people who do not want to.)
 
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Not the length, but the weight of the Katana that will 'drag' your hand if you swing it only by one hand. Katana is designed to be used by two hands.

False, can be used one hand - there are many types of katana, the ones being produced today lighter in weight thank their ancient counterparts. Namely the use of Tamahagane ore with borax and carbon, have been mastered in modern times to alleviate weight from the blade. Japanese swords are some of the lightest and most agile weapons and the most sharp ever produced, especially in modern day - but it's a shame that the art of forging swords is slowly disappearing in Japan.


Scimi
 
Scream like a tormented maniac "KILL KILL KILL; I WILL KILL YOU!!!!!!!!!" in Japanese .
No. People would say their technique names before performing it.


In naruto, they even became so kind to explain their technique comprehensively, including their weakness, to the opponent in the middle of battle.
 
No. People would say their technique names before performing it.


In naruto, they even became so kind to explain their technique comprehensively, including their weakness, to the opponent in the middle of battle.

Lol, worst thing to do imo. :D They are more like good friends rather than villains. :D
 
So what about 3 swords? How will one manage that? I think if he positions the 2 swords in his hands into a "stab-position" and the third sword wielded by his mouth.
Like Roronoa Zoro?. Sword grip is designed to be wielded by hand. So you cannot wield the sword by your mouth properly. Also the sword weight would cause big problem. If you want to use mouth to wield sword, you need to use the ultra light weight sword that made from composite and with grip that specially designed for mouth.

Or what if one straps a knife to his head, so he can "head-collide" his enemies?
When you stab your enemy, the knife would also press your head and cause injury. So you need to wear steel helmet and place the knife on your helmet.

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False, can be used one hand - there are many types of katana, the ones being produced today lighter in weight thank their ancient counterparts. Namely the use of Tamahagane ore with borax and carbon, have been mastered in modern times to alleviate weight from the blade. Japanese swords are some of the lightest and most agile weapons and the most sharp ever produced, especially in modern day - but it's a shame that the art of forging swords is slowly disappearing in Japan.
Of course you can use long Katana with only one hand. But it's easier if you use two hands as Katana was designed for this method of usage. Katana from classical Samurai era were heavy enough.

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No. People would say their technique names before performing it.
In the classical samurai era, before they use Tanegashima rifle, the fighting in battle was based on rank, ordinary infantry with ordinary infantry, samurai with samurai. When a samurai would duel with another samurai they would introduce each other. They did not say about technique, but they said about their clan and their ancestors reputation.

In naruto, they even became so kind to explain their technique comprehensively, including their weakness, to the opponent in the middle of battle.
Fiction often different than reality. In real fighting there are no fighters who do this.
 
so back on topic

anyone done any fencing? Even Kendo in particular.
 
...I think my quran teacher was into kendo.

all he ever did was hit me with a stick :/


...I...i.. have no idea why :|
 
You getting me riled up now. Come lets meet when we're 23.

Is Kendo slow paced for you?

Well, kind of. Tbh, I like it this way:

Start off slow-medium for a very short while. Go to Medium, after that, go to fast paced.
 
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Brothers! This is how I want to fight in Jannah, but much more interesting and bloody. (Mute cuz it is possibly/probably sound-effects/instruments.)



Will Allah allow me to do war in Jannah (against/with people who want to, I don't like to attack people who do not want to.)
Let there be baths of Tomato in Jannah!
 

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