Enter the Dojo
These posts are intended to help you develop skills that round out your training as an Iaidoka
Hasuji no Kamae: The Delicate Dance of Precision in Iaijutsu
In the realm of Iaijutsu, each posture carries a profound significance. Among these, “Hasuji no Kamae” stands as a testament to the intricate dance between precision,
Jishin Ni Tsuite: Embracing the Journey of Self-Mastery
In the realm of traditional Japanese martial arts, iaijutsu stands as a unique blend of physical prowess and mental discipline. Rooted in ancient practices, it
Embracing the Way of the Sword: Understanding “Ika ni Shinu ka”
In the world of martial arts, there exists a profound philosophy that transcends mere physical techniques. It’s a philosophy that delves deep into the warrior’s
Mastering Jaki o Dasu: Our Journey Towards Purification
In our collective pursuit of mastery in the ancient martial art of Iaijutsu, we encounter a concept that transcends the physical techniques and cuts straight
The Sublime Art of Reiho: Cultivating Mindfulness and Respect
In the world of iaijutsu, our journey goes beyond mastering the art of drawing and striking with the sword. It delves into the deep philosophy
Ashi Sabaki: The Art of Footwork
In the world of iaijutsu, the sword is undoubtedly the star of the show, but lurking in the shadows, often overlooked, is a crucial element
The Art of Cutting: Why You Should Avoid Using Your Shoulders
Mastering the katana is a pursuit that demands precision, discipline, and a deep understanding of the weapon’s mechanics. When it comes to executing precise sword
The Pursuit of Katsujinken: Our Collective Journey to the Sword of Life
In the world of martial arts, particularly within the realm of traditional Japanese swordsmanship, there exists a profound concept known as “Katsujinken.” It is a
Satsujinken in Iaijutsu: Navigating the Complex Path of the Killing Art
In the world of Iaijutsu, the ancient Japanese martial art centred around the katana, a concept exists that demands introspection and deep contemplation. This concept
Muda, The Pursuit of Purposeful Precision
In your practice of Iaijutsu, you quickly learn that every movement must serve a purpose. The draw of the sword, the shift of your stance,