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An Academic interest.

An Academic interest. I don't practice kendo personally, mostly because the closest place to learn is a 2 hour drive away. However I do have a large academic

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What is the Engilsh translation of the things we say when we bow in/out?

What is the English translation of the things we say when we bow in/out? I've been doing kendo for a few years now, but I still can't recall or I just

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what dan must i be to open my own school for kendo

How can I open my own school for kendo? Because I'm going into the army to have the cash for it. Kendo-Guide.Com: Thank you for your question. To make

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Bogu Simulation

Dear Imafuji Sensei, Greetings! First of all I would like to thank you for creating such a wonderful website about kendo! I have learned a lot and my

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weight lifting and kendo

I have been doing Kendo for the last 7 years, I hold a Jodan degree (you mean, shodan (1st degree)?) and I love this Martial Art. Before I used to go to

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Slight Disk Herniation at c4-c5 and Kendo

I had been diagnosed with a slight disc herniation at c4 c5. I had been enthusiastic with Kendo and dream of reaching at least 5th dan in my lifetime (I’m

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Bow to shomen: formality or not

A month ago I visited a dojo where they do not bow to shomen in the beginning and end of training. The instructor of the dojo thinks the bow is a kind

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How to train speed

How to train speed They say that in kendo speed means striking in time, i.e. when your opponent is not ready. Nevertheless can we train the speed itself

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Good Practice Techniques for Striking Do, for Tall Kendoka

Good Practice Techniques for Striking Do, for Tall Kendoka I'm a fairly tall person (6'2/189cm). I find that in shiai and jigeiko, I tend to hit above

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Kendo and Lumbar disc herniations

Almost two years ago I had a surgery for a lumbar disc herniations (L5-S1) the disc slipped out about 1cm so they had to cut it out. It took several months

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