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Introduction of Tenshin ryu Hyoho 502 “Kesagake-no-Koto（袈裟懸の事）“ This is a simple basic technique. But it’s very important to learn Ken, Ki, Tai, Ichigan. Generally, it is called Ki · Ken · Tai · (no) Icchi, but in TENSHINRYU it is the order of Ken · Ki · Tai. There are various ways of cutting, but it is the timing to learn here. The foot comes out front, and the timing of grounding and the timing of the end of cut are aligned. This is different from human instinctive physical movement. ENBU : Kuwami Masakumo（鍬海 政雲）
