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**lzwha** · 12-25-2009, 07:39 AM

I believe Orishiki Do used to be a valid waza in pre-war kendo. I'll have to try it sometime, not like ive never practice nanhonme before.

I don't think what they're doing is Orishiki-do, at least not how it was described to me. It looks like they have Suneate on their tare and the strike is to the hip or thigh, not do, not to mention they're sliding in and hitting it. They just need to add in ripping the men off maybe a little kidney stomping and the picture would be complete. Either way its neither kendo or kumdo, but I would like to see someone try that on a high ranking sensei just to see what he’d do.

12-25-2009, 07:39 AM	#9
lzwha Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 398 Senior Member	I believe Orishiki Do used to be a valid waza in pre-war kendo. I'll have to try it sometime, not like ive never practice nanhonme before. I don't think what they're doing is Orishiki-do, at least not how it was described to me. It looks like they have Suneate on their tare and the strike is to the hip or thigh, not do, not to mention they're sliding in and hitting it. They just need to add in ripping the men off maybe a little kidney stomping and the picture would be complete. Either way its neither kendo or kumdo, but I would like to see someone try that on a high ranking sensei just to see what he’d do.
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