Jōdō - Wikipedia
Jōdō (杖道), meaning "the way of the jō ", or Jōjutsu (杖術) is a Japanese martial art using a short staff called jō. The art is similar to bōjutsu, and is strongly focused upon defense against the Japanese sword. The jō is a short staff, usually about 3 to 5 feet (0.9 to 1.5 m) long.
Spring Clinic 2019: Jyodo with Jack Bieler, Lesson 5
Lesson 5: Tachi otoshi with swordsJack Bieler teaches jyodo at the 2019 spring clinic at Windsong dojo
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Jyodo Vocabulary - karlgeisryu
Single individual training (kihon tandoku), also called shitori geiko. Two person training with bokken and jo (kihon sotai), also called futari geiko. Basic movements or techniques. Pre-arranged training forms designed to teach principle and application. A posture which reflects combative spirit and readiness. Posture. Right. Left.
Basic Jodo Techniques with Jack Bieler: Lesson 2 - YouTube
Jack Bieler teaches a course on basic jyodo techniques at the spring 2019 clinic at Windsong dojo. Lesson 2 focuses on basic kihon and holding the jyo stick....
Jyodo Postures - karlgeisryu
Our Jyodo. Jyodo Vocabulary; Jyodo Postures; Jyodo Promotion Standards; Jyodo Promotion Requirements; Jyodo Technical Requirements; Kihons; Seitei No Kata; Shop. Videos. More. Jyodo Postures. Tsune No Kamae. Honte No Kamae. Hiki-otoshi No Kamae. Ichi-monji No Kamae. Monomi No Kamae. Tsuke-zue No Kamae. Tsuke-zue No Kamae ...
Jodo: Tsune no Kamae Position - Windsong Dojo
Tsune-no-kamae is a very simple posture in Jyodo, yet we often do it incorrectly. The jo should balance on our middle finger, with our index & ring fingers only slightly touching it to provide support. The wrist and hand should be loose and relaxed. And with Nick’s help it’s easy to show how this comes together with a partner.
Jyodo en Tarragona. Bastón japones. Artes marciales japonesas.
El Jyodo (vía del bastón japonés) es un arte marcial japonés encaminado a vencer a un adversario que combate con Katana usando únicamente un bastón de aproximadamente 1,28 m de longitud. Existen dos tipos de trabajos bastante diferenciados, el de los Koryu (escuelas antiguas) y el de ZNKR Jyodo (Zen Nihon Kendo Renmei Jyodo).
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