Kendo - The Way Of The Sword
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Kendo it's more than sport, it's a life style! ^__^
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Very good documentary! 5/5
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i like it i have a shiani at home
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@MrSweetmore ninjas try to win by using ambush and surprise, If you were a smart ,you would realize a frontal attack to the legs would be suicide. In kendo, the legs don't count as a strike zone, not just because of arbitrary rules, but because due to body mechanics, they aren't a very viable target if you were to go up against a half decent swordsman. You would take a cut to the head, long before you could successfully swing sideways at a thigh or shin. although, with another weapon...
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Very nice!! :)
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1:38 , pointles scream..
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Is this site helpful?
"International Kendo Federation" site.
There is information about All United States Kendo Federation.
Please search and see the site to contact Kendo school in your country .
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My name is Scott Forest P. I am looking for a Kendo school to begin training at, for more reasons than the training itself. I live in CA, in the USA. There is a Dojo in VA, on the east coast that has caught my eye. If there is any sort of advice one can give, I am all ears. I have read several Japanese philosophy books including: Hagakure, Musashi's book of Five Rings, Art of War, Yojukune, and have yet to read "life giving sword." Thank you in advance. ~Scott Forest P.
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I really like the presentation but i do have a question: why did you use those 2 guys for the competition part? They jump too much, their style is unorganized and way too jumpy, and the most important thing: never turn your back to the enemy! The rest is nice. Good choice of kodo a background music.
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We had a Japanese sensei in my dojo about 6 months ago, who introduced double kirikaeshi. It's literally that : after the last men, you start again from the other side. We do 5 of these double kirikaeshi right after warm up and you can really see the benefit after a while (beeing able to last longer in other types of training as well as developing a stronger and longer kiai).
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@MachidaFan2010 yeah people taint the name of the true essence of swordsmanship. Usually you get the impression of twirling acrobatic maneuvers out of a ninja turtles movie. Only a few dedicated practitioners share that passion with others of real training.
I thank your all for your comments good and bad.
To mashu190189 ; A Shiai is a match, and a Shinai is a bamboo sword, I do think that you got it wrong young 'Matthew' .
The Shiai's Gyakudo decision has cause a stir and it debatable, given different day different Shinpan the result might be different.
My club is UMKC, which is in Melbourne.
russelltran 4 years ago