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Keiko#12 SHINDENFUDO-RYU HAPPOBIKEN (part 1) with MATS HJELM

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This years theme was Shindenfudo-ryu Dakentaijutsu Happobiken, Taijutsu & Sword – (Bujinkan sword basics & advanced).

The theme of this DVD is understanding the natural body movement in fighting. Included on this video is taijutsu techniques (unarmed fighting). The basic forms, the ura-waza and henka is taught. Also some simple techniques and examples on how to use the long sword in the school. Techniques covered on this DVD is…

天の型 TEN NO KATA (first level)
1. 日撃 NICHIGEKI 2. 月肝 GEKKAN 3. 風靡 FÛBI 4. 雨龍 URYÛ 5. 雲雀 UNJAKU 6. 雪やく SETSUYAKU 7. 霧散 MUSAN 8. 霞雷 KARAI

地の型 CHI NO KATA (second level)
1. 理拳 RIKEN 2. 心拳 SHINKEN 3. 雷拳 RAIKEN

秘券一瞬 BIKEN ISSHUN (Sword techniques)
1. 一本目 FIRST TECH 2. 二本目 SECOND TECH 3. 三本目 THIRD TECH

Including various applications to different situations (henka).

Note: The instructions was in English.

Recorded: Recorded in Eskilstuna February 2006 and Stockholm March 2006

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Hankyou 2007 – Kaigozan Christmas Seminar

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Reflections of this years Bujinkan theme, Kukishin-ryu daken-taijutsu. Many people went to Japan this year and they all came together to share on this seminar.

The instructors was Mats Hjelm, Christian Spicker, Petter Swedin, Daniel Åberg, Daniel Neiberg.

Most of the instructions is in Swedish!

Recorded in Stockholm, Sweden December 2007

Note: Some of the instructors spoke Swedish, and others English.

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KUKISHIN-RYU DAKENTAIJUTSU with MATS HJELM

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All 48 basic taijutsu techniques from Shoden, Chûden, Sabaki and Okuden no kata. There is 12 basic techniques in each level. Together with Shirabe-moguri kata (not covered in this dvd) the school consists of total 60 dakentaijutsu techniques.

Recorded in Stockholm October 27-28th 2007
The instruction is in English

Shortly after returning from 3 weeks training in Japan with Soke and the Shihan, Mats held this seminar. This DVD contains all 48 basic taijutsu techniques from Shoden, Chûden, Sabaki and Okuden no kata. There is 12 basic techniques in each level, together with Shirabe-moguri kata (not covered in this dvd) the school consists of total 60 dakentaijutsu techniques.

In the Shoden and Chuden level we learn how to dodge attacks through a series of throwing attempts, grab

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and punch situations, and defences against kicks and punches. The Sabaki level is characterized by a shorter distance and foot work is even more important. In the Okuden kata the opponent starts to resist and do more counters. The opponent is attacking more freely. We try to get him in to a bad position and then apply a technique from the lower levels. In Shirabe-moguri kata (the last level, not covered on this video) the defender is now so skilled that he have developed the ability to feel what the opponent will try to do before he starts doing it.

Kukishin-ryû is a very complete system, if you study the basic techniques well you will have a good defence system against any kind of attacks. On the Keiko #18 dvd, the whole Shoden no kata is covered in much more detail!

About the instructor

Mats Hjelm started training in Bujinkan for the first time around 1983, but it wasn’t until 1986 he had the opportunity to start training more seriously under a Shidôshi. He attends around 20 seminars, go to Japan 2-3 times every year. Since he started training he never had a training break. He takes his budo training very seriously! If you want to sponsor a seminar or course, please don’t hesitate to contact him. For more information see his web site www.kesshi.com Note!

Note: The instructions is in English and there is no sub titles on this DVD