The Lie of the Bow: The Invisible Rules - Seiza isn't just about sitting still скачать в хорошем качестве

The Lie of the Bow: The Invisible Rules - Seiza isn't just about sitting still

Is bowing just a polite greeting, or is it a survival tactic? In this video, we decode "The Invisible Framework"—the unwritten rules and mindset that define a traditional dojo. We move beyond simple manners to explore the tactical and historical origins of Reishiki (etiquette). We explore why Seiza isn't just about sitting still, but about disciplining the mind for pain and readiness, and how Kiza (kneeling with toes tucked) was the samurai’s stance for immediate explosive action. We also break down Zanshin—the art of "lingering awareness"—and why dropping your guard after a "win" is a fatal mistake in real-world self-defense. From the hierarchy of Senpai and Kohai to the concept of Shu-Ha-Ri, discover why the true master never registers their hands as weapons, but trains their mind as one. In this video: • The Meaning of the Bow (Rei) & Tactical Vision • Seiza vs. Agura vs. Kiza: The Samurai’s Sitting Code • Senpai & Kohai: It’s Not Just "Boss and Employee" • Zanshin: Why the Fight is Never Over • Modern De-escalation & The Warrior Mindset Tags: Martial Arts,Dojo Etiquette,Zanshin,Samurai History,Seiza vs Kiza,Senpai Kohai,Reishiki,Karate Mindset,Self Defense Psychology,Budo,Koryu,Japanese Culture,Shu Ha Ri,Martial Arts Philosophy,Okinawan Karate,goju ryu karate,goju ryu,karate okinawa,Martial Arts History,Self Defence,Naha-te,Chojun Miyagi,Kanryo Higaonna,Hikite,Traditional Karate,Practical Karate,The Invisible Rules,Separate Fighters from Warriors,fighters to warriors