Traditional Katana: Volume 1
Master the basics of katana for Traditional Weapon tournaments with this course. Ideal for competitors and studio owners, these proven techniques have led my students to win medals at local events and the U.S. Open. Elevate your skills and curriculum today.
What you'll learn inside our course
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The basic cuts and blocks used in national competition level katana forms.
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Step by step instruction so you're ready to compete with the katana in your next tournament.
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Four combinations to hone your sword skills and improve your technique.
What’s inside
Chapter 2 - Beginner Katana Combinations
After learning the basic cuts let’s put them into action with combinations that will make practice more exciting, prepare you for learning the form and sharpen your technique.
Chapter 1 - The Basics
Begin our course learning how to draw and sheathe the katana, the basic cuts, blocks, and movement.
Chapter 3 - Beginner Katana Form
Let’s get to the fun part! In this chapter Karate Jewels teaches you a form that she has created herself. This form is perfect for Beginner to Intermediate level students to compete with.
Chapter 4 - Extras
To make sure you get your money’s worth we go over how to tie on your hakama, how to enter a ring with the sword at competitions, and links to resources that may help you with your samurai journey!
Master the basics of katana for Traditional Weapon tournaments with this course. Ideal for competitors and studio owners, these proven techniques have led my students to win medals at local events and the U.S. Open. Elevate your skills and curriculum today.
✺ Frequently asked questions ✺
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Is the course suitable for beginners, or do I need prior martial arts or katana experience to enroll?
Prior martial arts experience is highly recommended for this course but not necessary. We designed this course for an absolute newcomer to the katana. -
Q: Do I need to purchase a katana, and are there any specific recommendations for practice swords (like bokken or foam swords)?
A: Purchasing a bokken or katana is recommended but you can learn good technique with a sturdy stick as long as your arm. -
Q: Will the course cover basic techniques, forms (katas), or advanced movements?
A: This course begins with basic techniques and gradually ramps up to more advanced techniques.