Chanbara Short & Long Sword [VHS]

Starring: Dana Abbott Director: Y. Ishimoto Format: VHS Tape

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Actors: Dana Abbott
Directors: Y. Ishimoto
Format: Color, NTSC
Number of tapes: 1
VHS Release Date: August 15, 2002
Run Time: 55 minutes
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ASIN: B00007JO6W
Amazon.com Sales Rank: #171,422 in Video (See Bestsellers in Video)

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Fighting Spirit Magazine

Chanbara will do for kobudo what grappling has done for Judo. No BS just real fighting with weapons.

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In this video Dana Abbott will once again show you the intricacies of sport Chanbara one of the hottest sports to take America by a storm.

The use of two swords which was popularized by the greatest of all samurai Miyamoto Mushashi is taught in this how to do video. You will learn the advantages of using two swords over one and how to use the short sword for blocking and the long swrod for attacking and vice a versa.

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