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Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.

Man 12 years ago, I was searching up anime titties and gaming tutorials on youtube. Should have searched this gem instead.

Excellent!! Thank you👍👍!!

Awesome

Would I be wrong to interpret getting back on your feet to be less about pushing your body upwards with your right leg and more pushing yourself back onto your left foot?

I practice kendo 1995. Which I am practicing again after 30 years, which I started again which my left foot keeps going to outside. The issue is that 2012 to 2016. i broke my foot and have aluminum pieces in my right leg. It doesn’t hurt,, but should I keep practicing or end it. I love kendo and my old friends. My friends are now 40 and 50 and an I am the old guy. Should I continue or stop??? Frank 😢

STUDENTS MUST ADAPT TO THE MASTER. never the other way around. WOKENESS = WEAKNESS

Excellent advice! Thank you sensei!!!

先把力矩的核心先拉下來、再開始轉動 而不是一開始就把核心丟出去，你手都伸直了要怎麼轉？

Excellent advice sensei, Regards from Chile!

Yes!!! your stretches like when you said don’t lift up your hip is so yoga. Well done this is wonderful to watch. Thank you for posting.

Congrats sensei! Hello from Malaysia!

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I am very proud to say I am the first blind kendo practitioner in Chile. I started back in january this year. It's an honour. We're a growing dojo, and I have found knowledge, wisdom, and family. We're now working with sensei, shihan, and the federation to adapt combat and lessons, so not only would I be able to fight, but also share my world with the rest. It's been wonderful. Hugs, oss!

Thank you Sensei!

Commenting years after the fact, but this type of foot positioning before striking is SO important. It literally changed my Kendo overnight. That little step forward on the left makes all the difference. Striking from Chudan is, and always will be, an important drill, but it's so important to understand that you CAN move your left foot closer to your right before launching and striking.

Thank you Sensei for your time and wonderful detailed lessons!

Since link doesn't work on tapping in yt, maybe qr code works better?

Thank you Sensei👍👍!!

Congratulations! Start the 10-year countdown.

Thank you!

Congratulations on the 7th Dan Promotion! A real milestone to achieve!

Congratulations, sensei!🎉🎉🎉

Congratulations!

CONGRATS SENSEI, hello from Medellin, Colombia

congratulations on passing Nanadan

felicitaciones sensei 7mo dan! gracias por su enseñanza. espero que esté bien! saludos!

Great video🔥!! Thank you for your dedication and sharing of knowledge 💯!! Congratulations on your graduation👏👏👏!!

Thank you for this amazing video, I’ve really wanted to get into kendo for a while. Your video confirmed my passion to start practicing. I had one question, I am very aware that my shoulders are not fully relaxed and can feel the tension build up. What would you recommend besides stretching to start to ease off of the trapezius muscles and have correct form?

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Thank you Sensei👍👍!!

About 7 to 8 seconds delay on movement

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The sounds is ok

Very chunky

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Good video sensei. Koryu iaido such as shinden ryu, jikiden ect which are practiced under the ajkf, do carry on the traditional samurai arts passed on by lineage. This is the only aspect of the samurai which continue exist. As modern kendo has become a sport. And classical kenjutsu from the times of the bakamatsu period, are hard to come by outside japan.

Thank you 🤔👍👍!!

Thank you, Sensei!

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You videos have helped me a lot, I train by myself a lot, thank you for your instructions!

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I’m just getting started in Kendo and the home workout/practice videos have been very helpful. I’m a regular at my gym for weightlifting but these exercises help me improve my form. Thank you!

What would Musashi say about this

Hello, i'm nidan and i have the chance to learn kendo with a traditional japanese sensei who is 7th dan. What you say in this video is something i've always heared from my sensei. I'm living in Europe and my dojo is a bit, let's say "apart" others 'cause sensei is not interested to teach us about shiai and competition but by self development by practicing kendo. When i practice with others dojo or even some "shiai experts" in ji-geiko, even if i'm way lower than my opponents i can feel my kamae and maai strong. So thanks a lot for this video and i really hope a lot of kenshi will see it and learn the best from it. cheers

nice one!