Consistent targets are invaluable for cutting. It is difficult to anticipate the reaction of your target if it has lumps, and dry spots. After several months of trial and error the Rook was able to find the perfect soak times for the striped tatami. First off, for a single roll split the mats (the mats come in a double roll size). Next, roll the mats using a dowel or broom stick. This will not only leave a hole for the peg but also smooth out the roll. ...
What is your live blade of choice to train with? I think everyone has a go to sword that he/she gravitates to. For me, I have become spoiled on the Munetoshi Korean Yuki style. I don't use the Yuki when cutting cartons or bottles. I only train on tatami with it. I generally use one of my Raptors or the widely used Musashi Bamboo Warrior for carton/bottle work. Also, why is your sword of choice your sword of choice? What makes it so? I like the Yuki because ...
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