The full ZNKR Jodo Manual v.2003 and related Dojo Manual are available through the Martial Arts Toronto resource center. Zen Nippon Kendo Renmei JODO - Martial Arts Toronto
(Solo practice) and Sotai Dosa (Paired practice). ZNKR Jodo Manual - Classical Martial Arts Centre
These forms are primarily derived from the older Shindo Muso-ryu system and include: Tsukizue (Walking stick) Suigetsu (Solar plexus) Hissage (Carry in the hands) Shamen (Slope) Sakan (Left thrust) Monomi (Look out) Kasumi (Mist) Tachiotoshi (Drop the sword) Raiuchi (Thunderstrike) Seigan (Straight to the eyes) Midaredome (Preventing chaos) Ranai (From disorder to harmony) Dojo Regulations & Etiquette The full ZNKR Jodo Manual v
The manual provides strict guidelines for personal conduct and equipment: Historical & Philosophical Context
The used by the Classical Martial Arts Centre (CMAC) serves as a foundational guide for practitioners of Jodo (the way of the short staff), Iaido, and Niten. It outlines the technical principles, historical lineage, and dojo etiquette for these Japanese martial arts. Core Manual Content
The manual focuses on or "Seitei" Jodo, which consists of 12 basic techniques ( Kihon ) and 12 formal sequences ( Kata ). Foundational Basics (Kihon):
Promotional examinations typically occur every 5–7 weeks, following rules from bodies like the Canadian Kendo Federation (CKF) . Historical & Philosophical Context