🌀 Waza Type
Ken Tai Ken
Ken tai ken refers to interactions between sword and sword. It studies timing, crossing lines, and initiative in armed exchange.
📄 Techniques
Closing the Distance with a Katana Against an Ōdachi
Double Wakizashi Against Katana – Kenjutsu Sparring Experiment
Dual Opponent Iai Kata with Wakizashi and Katana
Handle parry and counterattack with Ōdachi
Irimi with Bokutō against Ōdachi – omote & ura
Ken tai Ken – Kote Gaeshi with Ōdachi
Kendō Tsuba-zeriai Harai Tsurikomi Ashi-like Sweep
Lower-Body Bokutō Defense Against an Ōdachi
Sen Sen no Sen Wakizashi Throw with Bokutō Finish from Waki Kamae-like Stance
Staff-Like Use of the Ōdachi via Half-Sword Grip
Suwari Waza Iai Kata – Wakizashi Against Katana
Suwari Waza Iai Kata – Variation of Ike Dōri Kata with Wakizashi Against Katana
Tsuba-zeriai Aiki Age – Aiki Sage
Tsuki – Bokutō Defense against Ōdachi
Tsuki with Ōdachi
Wakizashi Throwing – Asayama Ichiden-ryū Iai Kata Variation
Wakizashi Throwing as a Surprise Distraction Move (Dueling or Multiple Opponents)
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