Reverse Grip with a Katana-Historic Uses [sword talk/katana tameshigiri]

I talk about the uses of a reverse grip, also known as the zatoichi style or the icepick grip and its use with the reverse grip often gets pawned off as fiction because HEMA and kendo focus strongly on duelling, where the reverse grip has little place, but I believe there are overlooked situations where it might have been used. Swords-1060 steel katana 70cm blade length Tameshigiri targets -Pool noodles-these require good edge alignment or they will not cut, very little power required. Also pool noodles that have been bent or manhandled have their fibres break and become incredibly difficult to cut as they have a tendency to bend instead Always be aware of your surroundings and minimise harm to yourself, others and your environment. Never use weapons when intoxicated or upset or for any act of violence. If you would like to support the channel you can buy me a coffee here: Thanks to everyone who has supported the channel, your coffees are much appreciated! Check out my Instagram at just_a_bug_swordsman for more content. For messages and reaching out to the channel email me at @