Pirate: Crazy Devil Vic

Fury has had a hard time in the past, but now that he is free and a few of them have money, he naturally thinks better.

He proposed to rent a luxurious villa.

Although Barritt disagrees with Fury's opinion, he believes that too luxurious a life will weaken people's will.

But he doesn't want to let his brothers continue to suffer, and prefers to rent a house with a slightly better environment, but not too luxurious.

Ajin didn't care at all.

In his opinion, since several people want to be pirates, they will inevitably encounter various environments.

Adapting to the environment is one of the required courses for a great pirate.

Vic is not a masochist and must use harsh environments to hone his will.

In the end, he chose a small two-story building not far from Yixin Dojo, located on the edge of Shuangyue Village.

Vic and Fury lived on the second floor, while Barritt and Akin chose the first floor.

There was nothing else in the house except a bed, table and chairs, and several people spent a day shopping before they could move in.

Vic lay in bed after nightfall, having trouble falling asleep.

He thought back on his life since time travel, as if he had been facing crises all the time, and he had never felt so relaxed and at ease as now.

He took a long, comfortable breath and exhaled a long breath, thinking that he no longer had to run around every day to survive.

Next, I can settle down for a long time and concentrate on training.

At the Isshin Dojo in the early morning, training has not yet started.

Vic and the others put on the dark green training uniforms of the dojo, looking a little dazzling among the young disciples.

Fury even disliked the ugly training clothes. He was squirming around in discomfort, as if there were nails under his feet.

That's right, Vic and the others first had to learn basic movements from their assistant Hidemi together with these young disciples who were only seven or eight years old.

Normally Koushiro would not come out to teach.

Hidemi is responsible for these basic teachings.

The young disciples looked at the newcomers curiously and gathered together to chatter and discuss.

At this time, Xiu Shi walked into the room, stood directly in front, and shouted.

"gather!"

The young disciples quickly separated and stood up, and Vic and the others also stood among them.

Next to Xiu Shi stood the bearded man. Seeing that everyone was ready, he signaled the bearded man to prepare too.

"The main practice in our Yishin Dojo is Kendo. I believe that since you have chosen this place, you are well aware of this. Today we will first explain the basics of Kendo, which are compulsory training."

Vic and the others were all attentive, but the young disciples over there were a little commotion, with a hint of impatience in their expressions.

It can be seen that this is not the first time I have explained this.

Xiu Shi coughed heavily, and a pin drop could be heard immediately.

"Footwork is very important in kendo. Whether you move forward, backward, or dodge left or right, you need to move. Footwork is the skill of movement."

His eyes scanned the crowd.

“The most basic method of foot movement in kendo is the “folding foot”, commonly known as sliding, which is a gliding-like movement with the feet touching the ground. "

While he was explaining, the bearded man was demonstrating to everyone.

However, no order was given, so everyone did not move and stood quietly watching.

"The four basic footwork in kendo are all derived from sliding steps."

Xiushi made a gesture to signal the bearded man to get ready.

"The first is the "stepping". Except that the feet need to slide and move in a folded way, the movement sequence and landing position of the feet are the same as the way we usually walk.It can be understood as walking in a sliding way. "

The movements demonstrated by the bearded man were very standard, and his body remained upright and very stable.

""Send the foot" is the most important kendo footwork, and it is also the most difficult for beginners, so it needs special attention. "

He signaled the bearded man to slow down, pointing at his steps to demonstrate to everyone frame by frame.

"In the starting position, your right foot is the front foot, your left foot is your back foot, and your left heel is slightly raised. When you start to move forward, move your front foot first.

When beginning the backward movement, move the back foot first.When moving left and right, step your right foot first to the right, and step your left foot first to the left. "

The bearded man moved back and forth with almost no ups and downs, as if he were gliding on ice.

"In the exercise of "sending the foot", when moving forward, you must move the front foot first.

In the "continuation foot" gait, the back foot moves first to a position close to the front foot, but the movement stops at a position not beyond the front foot, and then the front foot strides forward. "

The bearded man took a few steps back and stepped forward, but then used the "sending foot" to move back. It can be seen that this "sending foot" can only move forward.

""Open Foot" is to step left and right to dodge the opponent's attack line.The key point is to maintain distance by stepping on the circle drawn with the opponent as the center.Your own attack line cannot deviate from the opponent's center point. "

The bearded man moved back and forth from left to right, and his path was always an arc, which was very standard.The direction of attack is always towards the center of the circle.

Xiu Shi signaled the bearded man to stop and said to everyone:

"The above are the four basic footwork. Now we will start to learn one by one, changing the movements every hundred times. The first is "stepping", let's start! "

The disciples below all started "stepping" movements, and Vic and the others also moved according to the movements they saw.

Xiu Shi and Big Beard each held a bamboo board and began to inspect, correcting irregular movements one by one.

Xiushi walked up to Vic and knew that they were newcomers.

Although he was only a teenager, he was very precocious and independent, and he deliberately stayed longer to give tutoring lessons to a few people.

"The main purpose of "folding the feet" is to minimize the shaking of the body during movement and prevent unnecessary changes in posture.

This allows the swordsman to stabilize his lower body while having the ability to freely move his upper body and perform some actions. "

He scanned everyone's movements one by one, then frowned and said to Fury:

"Curly boy, what are you doing?! The simplest "steps" are like this, don't swing back and forth! "

He thought Fury did it on purpose.

Fury's face turned red instantly.

Xiu Shi's voice was not low, and the young disciples around him couldn't hold back their laughter.

Xiu Shi coughed heavily and immediately calmed down.

He tried hard to do what Teacher Hidemi said, but unfortunately he either couldn't maintain stability or the fluctuations were too great, and there was no progress for a while.

Xiu Shi shook his head and looked at other actions of several people.

"When "sending the foot", the left heel cannot be raised too high. As for the specific height, it only needs to be able to accommodate a piece of paper.

A skilled swordsman, who lifts to almost the same height each time, can train this skill into an instinctive reaction. "

As he spoke, he picked up a piece of bamboo and knocked it on Barritt's thigh.

"When moving left and right, move left foot first, move right foot first, don't make a cross step, big man, are you going to trip yourself?!"

Barritt quickly corrected himself.

“When sending the foot forward, you can also step hard on the floor with your front foot to make the body’s fulcrum more stable during battle.

At the same time as you step on the ground, move your back foot forward quickly, so that the body can move forward quickly using the "foot forward" method explained earlier. "

Judging from the actions of a few people, he continued to give instructions:

""Open Foot" can also be used to turn the body diagonally or sideways to attack or defend.

In short, although these steps may seem simple, they are very useful in actual combat.

As for whether you can play their role in actual combat, and how much you can play, it depends on your talent and hard work. "