Posted by: Ronin1966
Flavors of a particular kata - 02/01/06 10:51 PM
What do weapons practitioners make of the generic sentiment/obeservation that classic/traditional weapons kata vary/flavor comparitively little if/when compaired to unarmed kata?
What does that observation mean, assuming on some level it is valid of course? Pick any unarmed kata you can name, and there will be dozens, hundred, thousands of flavors, variations to almost every aspect of said form. Any classic/traditional kobudo kata compairatively speaking has almost none...
What do members think of that observation??? What does it mean? If it is true, why is that the case?!?!
Thoughts ?
J
What does that observation mean, assuming on some level it is valid of course? Pick any unarmed kata you can name, and there will be dozens, hundred, thousands of flavors, variations to almost every aspect of said form. Any classic/traditional kobudo kata compairatively speaking has almost none...
What do members think of that observation??? What does it mean? If it is true, why is that the case?!?!
Thoughts ?
J