“Fork” TV Interview with Scott M. Rodell, Director, Great River Taoist Center, Tallinn, Estonia, 2000, author, “Chinese Swordsmanship” & “Taiji Notebook for Martial Artists.”
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Chinese Swordsmanship Montage from Mugen@GRTC on Vimeo. DISCLAIMER: This video presentation is for demonstration purposes only. THE PRACTICE OF SWORDSMANSHIP, LIKE ANY OTHER MARTIAL ART, IS ITSELF A DANGEROUS ACTIVITY. You can absolutely expect to be injured, perhaps seriously, in the course of studying and practice martial arts. That is the nature of serious training in any martial art, this one included. Neither the author nor the publisher has any responsibility for injuries that you or anyone else might incur.
 MiChuan KunLun Taiji Jian
 Cheng's form This footage of Scott M. Rodell demonstrates historically accurate cutting techniques with both a sword (jian) and saber (dao). Download this video here. DISCLAIMER: This video presentation is for demonstration purposes only. THE PRACTICE OF SWORDSMANSHIP, LIKE ANY OTHER MARTIAL ART, IS ITSELF A DANGEROUS ACTIVITY. You can absolutely expect to be injured, perhaps seriously, in the course of studying and practice martial arts. That is the nature of serious training in any martial art, this one included. Neither the author nor the publisher has any responsibility for injuries that you or anyone else might incur. This is footage of Scott M. Rodell demonstrating testing cutting for both sword (jian) and saber (dao). DISCLAIMER: This video presentation is for demonstration purposes only. THE PRACTICE OF SWORDSMANSHIP, LIKE ANY OTHER MARTIAL ART, IS ITSELF A DANGEROUS ACTIVITY. You can absolutely expect to be injured, perhaps seriously, in the course of studying and practice martial arts. That is the nature of serious training in any martial art, this one included. Neither the author nor the publisher has any responsibility for injuries that you or anyone else might incur. Scott M. Rodell demonstrates applications of the first section of the Michuan Taiji Jian form. Mr. Rodell is the author of Chinese Swordsmanship: The Yang Family Taiji Jian Tradition. Download this video here. DISCLAIMER: This video presentation is for demonstration purposes only. THE PRACTICE OF SWORDSMANSHIP, LIKE ANY OTHER MARTIAL ART, IS ITSELF A DANGEROUS ACTIVITY. You can absolutely expect to be injured, perhaps seriously, in the course of studying and practice martial arts. That is the nature of serious training in any martial art, this one included. Neither the author nor the publisher has any responsibility for injuries that you or anyone else might incur. DISCLAIMER: This video presentation is for demonstration purposes only. THE PRACTICE OF SWORDSMANSHIP, LIKE ANY OTHER MARTIAL ART, IS ITSELF A DANGEROUS ACTIVITY. You can absolutely expect to be injured, perhaps seriously, in the course of studying and practice martial arts. That is the nature of serious training in any martial art, this one included. Neither the author nor the publisher has any responsibility for injuries that you or anyone else might incur. This footage of Scott M. Rodell performing the public Yangshi Taiji Jian was shot in the Moscow during his December 2003 Seminar on this form at the Moscow Branch of GRTC. Download this video here. DISCLAIMER: This video presentation is for demonstration purposes only. THE PRACTICE OF SWORDSMANSHIP, LIKE ANY OTHER MARTIAL ART, IS ITSELF A DANGEROUS ACTIVITY. You can absolutely expect to be injured, perhaps seriously, in the course of studying and practice martial arts. That is the nature of serious training in any martial art, this one included. Neither the author nor the publisher has any responsibility for injuries that you or anyone else might incur. This footage of Scott M. Rodell demonstrating the First Section of the Yangjia Michuan Taiji Quan. Download this video here. DISCLAIMER: This video presentation is for demonstration purposes only. THE PRACTICE OF SWORDSMANSHIP, LIKE ANY OTHER MARTIAL ART, IS ITSELF A DANGEROUS ACTIVITY. You can absolutely expect to be injured, perhaps seriously, in the course of studying and practice martial arts. That is the nature of serious training in any martial art, this one included. Neither the author nor the publisher has any responsibility for injuries that you or anyone else might incur. |
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