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sue Registered: February 2008 users gallery	· Date: · Views: 12459 · Filesize: 50.8kb, 131.5kb · Dimensions: 526 x 789 ·
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Suru

Registered: August 2000
Location: Miami, FL
Posts: 453

6:34pm

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Suru

Registered: August 2000
Location: Miami, FL
Posts: 453

6:39pm

I have a feeling that the serious expressions on all your faces belies the pleasurable experiences you are having. When armed with a lethal weapon, whether iaito or Nihonto, it is not the time for laughter. I believe I will try Iaido someday. Is it moderately enjoyable for you, or do you really, really like Iaido / Iaijutsu?

sue

Registered: February 2008

7:57am

I fell in love with iai the first time I tried it. It's hard to capture the essence of it in photos - because it is something that needs to be experienced, whereas the mastery or spirit of a lot of other martial arts can be extracted from the action. Good sword cuts have a great whoosh factor - an inbuilt feedback mechanism - which I find makes the practice very addictive. Thanks for your comments and interest.

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