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J Anstey
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 Posted: Sun 15 Feb, 2009 6:35 pm Post subject: Cutting skill |
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... I hope this is okay to post?
It is a Japanese video featuring some very impressive cutting skill - filmed with "highspeedo cameda  "
It goes for around 8 minutes but is worth the time in my opinion.
Cheers
Jason
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fs9BRZHa7Ns&NR=1
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Kenton Spaulding
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I wish I spoke Japanese. Pretty cool, just the same.
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Lancelot Chan
Industry Professional
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He made a brilliant performance!  My friend Max managed to cut something even smaller than the targets shown in the video at night, either airborne or stationary, from sheath. However, I doubt my friend could do that 8 cuts on a non-stabilized tatami omote target, nor the 1000 cuts all successfully.
Ancient Combat Association —http://www.acahk.org
Realistic Sparring Weapons — http://www.rsw.com.hk
Nightstalkers — http://www.nightstalkers.com.hk
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Nat Lamb
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Damn that was impressive, cucumber or zuchini sliced along its length especialy. I am a little disturbed by him doing all that in socks on hard wood floor... I won't even carry hot liquids like that!
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J Anstey
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| Posted: Mon 16 Feb, 2009 6:04 am Post subject: |
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| Nat Lamb wrote: | | Damn that was impressive, cucumber or zuchini sliced along its length especialy. I am a little disturbed by him doing all that in socks on hard wood floor... I won't even carry hot liquids like that! |
The socks are called tabi and are no problem on polished floor boards. I occasionally wear them in winter, but never allow beginners in my dojo to wear them for safety reasons.
I was most impressed with the cucumber also.
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