大小捌き型

Daishō Sabakigata
& Mutō Dori

Train these lessons in number order

About Daishō Sabakigata Mutō Dori

Daishō Sabakigata (大小捌き型)

Daishō— long and short swords together (katana + wakizashi)

Sabaki— body movement, handling, management

Gata— formal patterns / kata

Formal movement patterns for managing, transitioning, and surviving while dealing with both long and short blades — including footwork, angling, timing, drawing, sheathing, switching weapons, and controlling distance.

In practice it's about body positioning and flow under dual-weapon threat, not flashy techniques. It teaches how to move correctly when sword length, space, and timing change.

Daishō Sabakigata

14 formal patterns — work through in sequence

01Tsukakudaki

02Hikidori

03Iridori

04Rangaku

05Tedori

06Ryūkoku

07Shiogaeshi

08Keraku

09Oradome

10Oto

11Kurumanage

12Yotsushutō

13Ninketsu

14Sukashidori

Mutō Dori

9 lessons — unarmed against the blade

15Mutō Dori

16Katateuchi

17Ichimonji

18Chintō

19Ushirodori

20Hiraichimonji

21Seigan

22Tsukakuzushi

23Matsubaotoshi

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