| Kim Taylor demonstrating the utility of common household objects for cutting practice. | |
And a bit more of the same,
different victim.
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| Ray Sensei (Texas, ZNIR),left, and Ohmi Sensei (Toronto, ZNKR) compare the fine points of MJER Iaido styles between the two federations. | |
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Ohmi Sensei demonstrating the utility of uncommon hotel lobby objects for cutting practice. | |
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| Carole Galligan (in white) and Sandra Jorgensen (black) at the 95 Sei Do Kai Summer Seminar | ||||
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Lauren Taylor, Sei Do Kai's 2nd youngest member, at about 1 yr old (she's now 4 1/2 and has a 2 ½ year old brother, Liam.) | |||
| Bizen Yokoyama Sword display at the Toronto Sword Show. | |
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| Tanaka sensei teaching atarashii naginata a the 1998 Guelph School of Japanese Sword Arts | Ohmi sensei and Ray sensei comparing notes (yet again!). |
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| 1998 May seminar with Haruna sensei, Niten Ichi-ryu class. Migi waki-gamae the initial position of Nito Seiho #5. | Haruna sensei demonstrating to Kim why it's a really good idea to keep your posture upright, and your chin tucked in. | The finishing movement of #3, Gedan. The shoto suppresses the opponent's daito, the daito cuts into the triceps. |
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Last updated March 12, 1999 by Kim Taylor