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Uchidachi (打太刀) means "striking/attacking sword" and is one of the two roles in kata of budō and bujutsu; the other role is shidachi (受太刀). The senior party is normally uchidachi. In kata, the uchidachi takes the role of instructor and initiates the action and governing the tempo, although allowing the shidachi to strike the winning blow. This role is like a nurturing parent (or teacher) who intentionally loses its skillful and true attack in order for its child (or disciple) to be able to develop. In no way is this of any competitive nature nor a way to test one's abilities. This role requires one to be humble and responsible because it embodies self-sacrifice of uchidachi in order to teach shidachi by offering guidance and education.

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  • 打太刀 (ja)
  • Uchidachi (en)
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  • 打太刀(うちたち)とは、武術(特に剣術)、武道(特に剣道)において用いられる用語の一つ。形稽古(組太刀)を行う際に仕太刀に倒される(技を受ける)役の人物を意味する。 日本剣道形では単に倒されるだけでなく、常に一瞬早く動き仕太刀の動作を引き出してやる師匠役でもある。打太刀は「師の位」、仕太刀は「弟子の位」とされ、上級者が打太刀、下級者が仕太刀をとる。また、全て避けられることになっているとは言え打太刀からも技を打つ。 (ja)
  • Uchidachi (打太刀) means "striking/attacking sword" and is one of the two roles in kata of budō and bujutsu; the other role is shidachi (受太刀). The senior party is normally uchidachi. In kata, the uchidachi takes the role of instructor and initiates the action and governing the tempo, although allowing the shidachi to strike the winning blow. This role is like a nurturing parent (or teacher) who intentionally loses its skillful and true attack in order for its child (or disciple) to be able to develop. In no way is this of any competitive nature nor a way to test one's abilities. This role requires one to be humble and responsible because it embodies self-sacrifice of uchidachi in order to teach shidachi by offering guidance and education. (en)
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  • Uchidachi (打太刀) means "striking/attacking sword" and is one of the two roles in kata of budō and bujutsu; the other role is shidachi (受太刀). The senior party is normally uchidachi. In kata, the uchidachi takes the role of instructor and initiates the action and governing the tempo, although allowing the shidachi to strike the winning blow. This role is like a nurturing parent (or teacher) who intentionally loses its skillful and true attack in order for its child (or disciple) to be able to develop. In no way is this of any competitive nature nor a way to test one's abilities. This role requires one to be humble and responsible because it embodies self-sacrifice of uchidachi in order to teach shidachi by offering guidance and education. Any corrections in the distance between the two roles are made by uchidachi. Usually this role is fulfilled by the senior practitioner, hence this role is in the more difficult position of facing the sun when practising outside. (en)
  • 打太刀(うちたち)とは、武術(特に剣術)、武道(特に剣道)において用いられる用語の一つ。形稽古(組太刀)を行う際に仕太刀に倒される(技を受ける)役の人物を意味する。 日本剣道形では単に倒されるだけでなく、常に一瞬早く動き仕太刀の動作を引き出してやる師匠役でもある。打太刀は「師の位」、仕太刀は「弟子の位」とされ、上級者が打太刀、下級者が仕太刀をとる。また、全て避けられることになっているとは言え打太刀からも技を打つ。 (ja)
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