CLASSES
TRAINING TIMES AND LOCATION
Training Schedule
• Sunday
3:00pm – 6:00pm
5:00pm – 8:00pm (summer season)
Traditional Japanese Weapons and Unarmed Combat Training
• Tuesday
6:30pm – 9:00pm
Traditional Japanese Weapons Training
• Thursday
6:30 pm – 9:00pm
Traditional Japanese Weapons Training
• Saturday
5:30pm – 8:00pm
Traditional Japanese Weapons Training
Dojo Address
Manila Boat Club
2442 Havana St, cor Del Pan
Santa Ana, Manila
(near Circuit Makati)
https://maps.app.goo.gl/AwffUtVz1qqajsDQ8
In Katori Shintō-ryū training, kata form a crucial component. These pre-arranged forms embody the style’s philosophy, strategic approaches, tactical maneuvers, and technical aspects. Engaging in kata isn’t just physically challenging but also demands mental fortitude, unwavering focus, and profound self-reflection.
Kata form a crucial component. These pre-arranged forms embody the style’s philosophy, strategic approaches, tactical maneuvers, and technical aspects. Engaging in kata isn’t just physically challenging but also demands mental fortitude, unwavering focus, and profound self-reflection.
As a beginner, the first thing that will be taught to you will be the basics. How to properly handle the training weapons, basic postures, basic strikes, how to block, etc. Those will be the foundation for the paired training. Once you’ve gotten yourself familiar with the basics, you’ll be taught kenjutsu (partnered training). After you’re done with kenjutsu, next will be bojutsu, then naginatajutsu, then other weapons. Iaijutsu and battojutsu will be taught in between.