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Sword training in Australia?
I just brought a katana, a fact the one hand (not cast steel shit eBay) and I wonder how to use swords from sword-play, fighting has been a passion of mine for a long time, I could not do before. I do karate, and teach you brandishing weapons / techniques / Kata 's (katana - BO - tonfu - Both etc), etc, but when you reach Black Belt stage and for me that even a minimum 6 years away, but i cannot wait that long lol Does anyone know where I can train how to use a sword around any of these areas: Hunter Valley Newcastle Sydney Central Coast the first 3 places would be much preferred. Can anyone help? PS: If you do not know then do not answer!
Next month April - 23-25th, 2010, I am organizing a festival in Sydney Sword. There will be training for the sword of various styles. We hope Japan is one of them. You will have to start to save several hundred dollars to attend, but I'm sure a good number of Japanese-style swordsmen of the areas that you mentioned, will attend. An update on this event http://www.facebook.com/groups.php?ref=sb Facebook group # / group.php? Gid = 70755348127 I suggest you follow the news joins Festival of the Sword, and rising. Advertising has just begun. On the other hand, if you have a martial arts teacher who is proficient in the sword, I would not advise going against of their desires, so please ask. Your teacher is responsible for his martial training. It may also be the case that he has not studied the sword and is happy to help you find that part of their training elsewhere.
Black Tanto
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