I go to classes bout twice a week, and try my best to go to 'open' practice in the weekends! Been doing Kendo for seven months, I'm a big guy so will have to have my Boju 'custom' made later this year. Hopefully!! Great videos very interesting
Oops, forgot about that little detail. Our dojo has kendo classes 4 times a week; iaido twice a week. It all depends on the individual. There's no rush getting into bogu. Best thing you can do is get to class, practice, practice and practice. Don't ask when you'll be able to put on bogu or when you'll become don/black belt. Kendo is about the journey, not the destination.
Nope bamboo is of the Poaceae familiy (aka true grass). It is of no relation to any wood families. So in all technicality to be called a "wood" it would have to belong to one of the woody families.
Hmm, is the entire (armour) called Bogu. If so, what are the separates part called. I im gonna buy my bogu sometime this year also, so i was wondering if should buy the entire Bogu(?), or a small piece at a time?
Men=helmet; Do (pronounced dou)=torso piece; Tare=waist down, below the Do; Zekken=name tag that goes over the center flap of the tare; Kote=glove.
First, you need to get to a dojo for lesson. Learn all the basics, and your sensei will tell you when you are ready for bogu. Everybody's different, maybe 3 months on average. When it's time, get the whole set. Don't go fancy for your first set. Beginners can't tell the difference anyway. Plus, 98% people quit because it's too tough.
what is written inside the futon padding? Is that something that is common inside bogu's?
lordaki 2 days ago
What does he glue o the Dô in 9:19 ?? Is that Rawhide?
Simonius900 10 months ago
If most of the equipment material is from futon & leather, can it be made from other material? like jeans or layered kanvas...
Crudent1 1 year ago
di the realy have to wear hakama while making it? :D
tortelli 1 year ago
I go to classes bout twice a week, and try my best to go to 'open' practice in the weekends! Been doing Kendo for seven months, I'm a big guy so will have to have my Boju 'custom' made later this year. Hopefully!! Great videos very interesting
Chownz 3 years ago
Oops, forgot about that little detail. Our dojo has kendo classes 4 times a week; iaido twice a week. It all depends on the individual. There's no rush getting into bogu. Best thing you can do is get to class, practice, practice and practice. Don't ask when you'll be able to put on bogu or when you'll become don/black belt. Kendo is about the journey, not the destination.
zh001d 3 years ago
Are all bogu's made like this, or are there different ways of making a bogu?
Cropsgrinder 3 years ago
there are handmade bogu and machine bogu, i think for this one, it's quite different
Ladakh 3 years ago
Didn't knew that an Do was made of wood :D
xxXDamnationXxx 4 years ago
It's bamboo, not wood, and it's usually more expensive. Less expensive ones are essentially made out of plastic.
zh001d 3 years ago 2
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bamboo is wood for your information....
walatalalaw 3 years ago
Nope, bamboo is a sort of grass
RockInTheMen 2 years ago 5
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that doesn't exclude the fact that bamboo is wood.
walatalalaw 2 years ago
Technically bamboo is a grass.
lolinternetslol 2 years ago 5
Nope bamboo is of the Poaceae familiy (aka true grass). It is of no relation to any wood families. So in all technicality to be called a "wood" it would have to belong to one of the woody families.
Lokivoid 2 years ago 3
I'm not saying it's not a grass, I'm saying it contains wood. it is made of wood.
walatalalaw 2 years ago
Hmm, is the entire (armour) called Bogu. If so, what are the separates part called. I im gonna buy my bogu sometime this year also, so i was wondering if should buy the entire Bogu(?), or a small piece at a time?
Cropsgrinder 4 years ago
Men=helmet; Do (pronounced dou)=torso piece; Tare=waist down, below the Do; Zekken=name tag that goes over the center flap of the tare; Kote=glove.
First, you need to get to a dojo for lesson. Learn all the basics, and your sensei will tell you when you are ready for bogu. Everybody's different, maybe 3 months on average. When it's time, get the whole set. Don't go fancy for your first set. Beginners can't tell the difference anyway. Plus, 98% people quit because it's too tough.
zh001d 3 years ago 2
I already train, and our sensei told us that we r gonna buy our bogu sometime this year, or early next year.
Cropsgrinder 3 years ago
i gotta try this
phatman2b 4 years ago
wow..now I know my bogu is really worth 800
tyrisvn 4 years ago
now i know why it's so expensive
satchisthebest 4 years ago
thanks for the vid :) hmm now i think i know why the armour cost quite alot
killerofpoo 4 years ago
Tanks for the important movie
insondavel 4 years ago
Sugoi!
Po5i 4 years ago