-Kenjutsu Spar-

[Yüme1]

A normal, free-form Kenjutsu spar. For anyone in the need for some practice, or just a little fun.

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I stand in place with my sword on my back (double edged, read bio), waiting for my opponent.

Ramge: Mid.

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[udosohhope]

hw does dis even go?

 

[Yüme1]

Try to observe us if someone accepts ^^.

 

[Swizzik]

I accept lets go.

*I draw my twin sai*

 

[Gin-San]

*Walks in*
Shall it be me?

I'm using a bokuto for practice purposes, but I can use a normal katana if you want me to. Don't worry about the bokuto, it is hard as steel.

 

[Yüme1]

I accept lets go.

*I draw my twin sai*

*Walks in*
Shall it be me?

I'm using a bokuto for practice purposes, but I can use a normal katana if you want me to. Don't worry about the bokuto, it is hard as steel.

I choose the more skilled out of the two, Gin.

I unsheathe my sword with my right hand getting into a battle stance.

"Get ready"

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this is so low on the intensity level...

 

[Gin-San]

I choose the more skilled out of the two, Gin.

I unsheathe my sword with my right hand getting into a battle stance.

"Get ready"

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this is so low on the intensity level...

Right...

*As soon as I see you pull your sword with your right hand, I do the same, holding my bokuto with my left hand. I keep my bokuto on my right hip. Then I Then I go down on my right knee, placing my left leg in front. As I do this, I grab rock with my right hand in such stealthy manner, that you are unable to identify what I have done. Instead, you notice I bow my head, dragging all your attention, making you think I'm praying.
As I'm finish grabbing the rock, keeping my right hand behind my back, I look sharply at your eyes and leap strongly from my left leg, thus gaining a lot of initial acceleration and momentum toward you. A couple of inches before I strike with my bokuto, I throw the rock I was holding in my hand at high speeds towards your chin, the movement of my arm is crossing in my body, moving my arm from right to left.
As the rock travels toward you, I swing my sword vertically upwards, aiming your chin. My left leg is slightly in front of my right, gaining much more momentum.
After finishing my swing, leaving you open, I step strongly with my right leg, coming closer to you. Thanks to the initial position of my right arm, I strongly hit you with my elbow in the sternum, pushing you back, causing you to fall in your back.
I finish off by coming into a stance, putting my leg leg just slightly in front of the right. The legs having a small gap in between them. You could say that I be facing 1 o'clock in my perspective. I get a hold of my bokuto, holding it in front of my body with both hands. The right hand is closer to the blade, while the left is in the outermost.



Oh btw, Sakata Gin on sig

 

[Yüme1]

Right...

*As soon as I see you pull your sword with your right hand, I do the same, holding my bokuto with my left hand. I keep my bokuto on my right hip. Then I Then I go down on my right knee, placing my left leg in front. As I do this, I grab rock with my right hand in such stealthy manner, that you are unable to identify what I have done. Instead, you notice I bow my head, dragging all your attention, making you think I'm praying.
As I'm finish grabbing the rock, keeping my right hand behind my back, I look sharply at your eyes and leap strongly from my left leg, thus gaining a lot of initial acceleration and momentum toward you. A couple of inches before I strike with my bokuto, I throw the rock I was holding in my hand at high speeds towards your chin, the movement of my arm is crossing in my body, moving my arm from right to left.
As the rock travels toward you, I swing my sword vertically upwards, aiming your chin. My left leg is slightly in front of my right, gaining much more momentum.
After finishing my swing, leaving you open, I step strongly with my right leg, coming closer to you. Thanks to the initial position of my right arm, I strongly hit you with my elbow in the sternum, pushing you back, causing you to fall in your back.
I finish off by coming into a stance, putting my leg leg just slightly in front of the right. The legs having a small gap in between them. You could say that I be facing 1 o'clock in my perspective. I get a hold of my bokuto, holding it in front of my body with both hands. The right hand is closer to the blade, while the left is in the outermost.



Oh btw, Sakata Gin on sig

As you are rushing toward me I notice that when you go down, you pick something up. I may not know what it was, but I do know that you definitely picked something up. I brace myself before-hand for the object you picked up.

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As I have had so much experience in battle, an attempt to drag my attention away from the smallest of action's will not work. As you dash toward me, I stay in place watching your body movement's carefully.

As soon as you throw the rock I also notice your left hand on the handle of your weapon. So after a speedy observation I pivot, and sidestep to the right. Completely avoiding your whole move as you stumble due to your own momentum. At the same time I notice your weapon as a bakuto.

"...A Bakuto, you could get killed like that y'know, you have no other choices of weaponry? If not, try again ^^"

 

[Gin-San]

As you are rushing toward me I notice that when you go down, you pick something up. I may not know what it was, but I do know that you definitely picked something up. I brace myself before-hand for the object you picked up.

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-Also provides a picture of my sword-

As I have had so much experience in battle, an attempt to drag my attention away from the smallest of action's will not work. As you dash toward me, I stay in place watching your body movement's carefully.

As soon as you throw the rock I also notice your left hand on the handle of your weapon. So after a speedy observation I pivot, and sidestep to the right. Completely avoiding your whole move as you stumble due to your own momentum. At the same time I notice your weapon as a bakuto.

"...A Bakuto, you could get killed like that y'know, you have no other choices of weaponry? If not, try again ^^"

I also have vast amount of experience in battle, and thanks to my above average reflexes I'm able to realize your body is starting to move to my left. I also have lots of balance and agility, stumbling with my own momentum is ludicrous.

As Im making the motion to throw the rock, I quickly realize your side stepping to your right. This said, I do not swing my right arm containing the rock across my body, but maintain it in front of me. At the same time, I make a strong step with my right leg in your direction, maintaining closer to you. As I step, instead of swinging in a upward vertical motion with my left arm, I make a curvature in my swing, drastically changing it to a X-axis motion in less than a second. I use my right arm that was in front of my body to support the swing, changing my one handed strike into a two handed strike. Thanks to my original momentum, and the momentum added after your move, I gain enough power to literally hit you away. I am aiming at your sternum, right below your shoulder in the right side of your chest.
Even if you get to defend against this, the result will be the same: you will be blast away backwards. Because you are side stepping, your body position and balance aren't as great as if you had a stance. This causes you to fall in your butt, around 5 meters away from me (If you want me to, I can also say that my enhanced strength helps, but Im not taking that into consideration). So defending with your sword or getting hit will give the same result.
After my move is done, I put myself in a stance, placing my bokuto on my right hip, with my left hand (across my body). My left leg is in front of my right one.

"You shouldn't underestimate the power of the mind over the swords young one. Swords do not make the samurai, samurais make the swords."