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体変術無刀捕型 Taihen Jutsu Mutō Dori Gata - 十文字之構 Jūmonji No Kamae
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Muto Dori (無刀捕) in Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu refers to the art of unarmed defense against a weapon, typically a sword (katana), though it can also apply to other weapons like knives, staffs, or spears. The term Muto Dori literally means "capturing without a sword" and is a highly advanced concept in Bujinkan, requiring a deep understanding of timing, distance, and strategy rather than just physical technique.

Core Principles of Muto Dori in Bujinkan:

Control of Distance and Timing – The key to Muto Dori is mastering maai (間合い, distance) and hyoshi (拍子, rhythm/timing). You must evade or close in at the right moment to neutralize the attack.

Deception and Perception Manipulation – Instead of relying solely on speed or strength, Muto Dori often involves subtle body positioning (kuzushi), psychological deception, and breaking the opponent’s intention before they can strike.

Kamae (Posture) and Flow – Proper posture and fluid movement are crucial. You cannot hesitate; instead, you must react instinctively, blending with the attack and redirecting its energy.

Kuzushi and Taisabaki (Body Movement & Balance Breaking) – Rather than blocking, Muto Dori techniques use precise footwork (taisabaki) and angles to put the attacker in a disadvantageous position.

Control, Not Just Disarming – While many think of Muto Dori as "disarming techniques," it's more about controlling the situation, whether through positioning, locks, throws, or psychological dominance.

Muto Dori in Bujinkan Training:

It is not about directly grabbing the sword or weapon (which is highly dangerous) but about controlling the opponent’s movement and mind before they can effectively use their weapon.
The concept extends beyond physical disarmament—it includes strategy, awareness, and the ability to manipulate an opponent’s intent.
Often taught through kata (forms) and later explored in randori (free-flow practice).
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