0:27 초 일본선수 머리는 왜 안주는거야???? 어라~ 3:28 머리는 들어주네? ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 심판 머야 진짜 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

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何や？手前の髪の毛がないお方は

I know everyone roasting the judges but which one is the bad call. Only one I see that is missed is the clear men for Japan and guy raises the weird side kote flag? Anything else i missed. Men at the end and the Hiki Kote are both in. Maybe there is one kote from red that could be called?

Would be interested to hear your thoughts on the teams final between Korea and Japan

Bad shinpans 😒

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This angle is more clear to see, amazing! ❤

選手のレベルは上がってるが審判のレベルが見合ってない。最初と最後の小手は判定は別として1番見える主審が上げてるのに消すのはありえない😮

심판들 심판 받아야..

Good to see you are back!!

Muy humilde . Sirven tus enseñanzas

Fighting against jodan in general is an uphill battle. Jodan always threatens men so you want to have low hands to enforce jodan to strike men and protecting your kote. However if you want to apply basic strategies like men kaeshi men you must raise the hands on opponents movement. This opens up kote again which means if you react too much like that your kote will get hit regardless. Now you can try to have high hands and be aware of the kote to do kote kaeshi men which is probably safer. In general though you need a much higher level to beat any decent jodan as this classic kote is a huge trap. Kote nuki men is a thing and its the most predictable way to approach jodan. Also if you are not used to that kote it can be difficult to actually make it an ippon against jodan.

What i can see is an empty kote and it sounds like mengane. Ofc i dont want to be rude it seems like a right left renzoku waza (kote men) although it makes no sense in my head to do right left when left right actually is a potential threatening move. Attacking "kote" to the right is a dangerous way to receive debana men and results in 0 pressure other than someone raising hands because you moved. Looking more closely it resembles more like a men men renzoku waza. However again for a men your intentions are pretty weak due to the first non-threatening movement. You dont attack the shinai, you dont threaten men or kote and your movement doesnt suggest any kind of commitment. I would probably just step back when i see sth like this. If you would do this much more sharply it could actually threaten stronger opponents. Although i dont see much of your opponent i dont really feel much resistance. Hes either a beginner, low dan or relaxed older guy.

Just thinking overally the 1st debana kote looks better than the 2nd one.

what is the background music?

It’s been 30 years since I poracteid. I am 60 now. Should I continue or stop?

When I knock my opponent down, I have too much respect for them and usually don’t even hit once. Just keep good zanshin. then help them up after a few seconds. This video is embarrassing lol

Lmao I instinctively kendo walk. I guess playing tag really change you slightly lol

I started practicing nito about 3 months ago. Naturally, I'm still very much a beginner, but I've found the experience really interesting, and I think I've come across some principles which are critical, but not obvious to somebody just trying nito out. Understanding the principle that the shinai rotates around the center of mass was a real breakthrough for me. With ito, the right hand is the fulcrum. It's closer than the center of mass, so when the left hand moves one inch down, the tip moves 3 inches up. When using only one hand, the fulcrum is the center of mass. It's further away, so you don't get the same ratio. Maybe 2:1 instead of 3:1. But the principles are the same. Basically, you've got an invisible hand to work with. The trajectory of the strike is also a little different than with ito big ben. With ito, you aim to get the sword to move in a large arc. With nito, this trajectory makes it very difficult to stop the shinai at the correct level since there's so much downward momentum. So instead, you aim to fling the center of mass forward. Imagine throwing an axe. This way, the shinai is moving mostly forward and only slightly down, so to stop the shinai, you mostly just need to not let go. I think these principles are demonstrated fantastically at the beginning of the video. The fist goes up, the tip goes down. If you try to do this by squeezing your hand, you will never get an acceptable strike. Instead, he does this by using the center of mass as a fulcrum in the same way the right hand is used for ito small men. My initial source for this lesson was "Musashi's Ken" page 16. industrykendo.com/Articles/Musashi%20no%20Ken%20(%E6%AD%A6%E8%94%B5%E3%81%AE%E5%89%A3).pdf

Oops, u just sliced the man

I really appreciate your videos. Could you do a really deep dive video into fumikomi? A similar video to this but explaining exactly what part of your foot hits the ground, how to make a good sound, how to keep good posture, how to NOT bruise your heel, etc. Some slow motion of the feet would help too. Fumikomi is a constant struggle as your trying to match body mechanics of other high ranked kendokas but what we think we are doing and what our bodies are actually doing are usually 2 different things.

Its hansoku now

Hello! am just started to learn kendo and I have a question. my point fingeron my right hand keep open up when i do Men how can i fix this?

I want a shinai!!! It so cuteee

Blocking away from yourself and far away as possible is the "right kihon", but never really works in high level shiai with fast opponents. Was analyzing back in the day eiga's, takanabe's and teramoto's kaeshi do's. All of them block it with hands towards the body, so their do strike is only the downwards motion, as you don't have time to block in front and swing around for the do.

Definately bad trying to figure out kendo or dancing

This is harai since you are deflecting the opponents shinai before they begin their attack. From my understanding of suriague you also shouldn’t be moving your shinai side to side, only keeping a strong center when you lift to knock the opponents shinai away.

Looks like a good hiki kote to me.

felicidades en tu viaje a Japon.

muchisimas gracias por tu explicacion tengo mas de 3 decadas de pelear el consepto y el error en ensenar fumikomi COMO SI ESTUBIERAN PISANDO CUCARACHAS, ENFOCANDOSE EN EL RUIDO, Un video a mi favor, gracias.

Tem golpes sem a espada??????? Defesa pessoal

En peru le decimos Kote pinguino

I felt like more than being a technique he was opening for a moment to lure the opponent for a kaeshi waza, in that moment the opponent probably startled between non falling for it and wanting to attack. That hesitation was the perfect opportunity for a men strike

I've been told by my sensei that I don't come at him straight, and told that I move away as if I avoid him.. I get worried about crashing into him and other people don't want to knock them down... is this just a mindset I need to get past? I recently got the green light to wear my men, so, I am expected to just "go!"

I regret sometimes the fact that I’ve been trained to always go forward, never step back, not even to regain distance but instead just step in close. I think sometimes stepping back is needed as long as it’s controlled and part of the plan

do kote has to be washed? :0

Shorter is better. Thank you.

It's more explosive, allows for quicker movement

May I ask why the shinai are bending? I can't even make mine bend coz it's tough and hard. I'm a beginner btw 😢

Oh it looks so easy..... In reality 😶

Thank you for the valuable insights, sensei. One of my bad habits is knocking my opponents out of the way just before my attack. I'm going to use your insights into riding the shinai as I begin my attack.

You gave me an idea to wear a bogu in a formal occasion 😂

Another question: do you feel the Myrmidon is still more protective than then Sentinel against hard hits?

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Thank you, your explanation is very clear

Sorry, tried to watch it, but it is really confusing with the extra, on top voice. I will try to redo the whole video, it is a short video anyway. Thanks for all your nice videos.

Why isnt kendo 1st hit scores, i dont get why you have to hit a certain way and scream a certain way to score a point

that's cool, i'd like to buy another kendostar set, my original bogu as begineer was vanguard, which, it has been awesome, now this new set sounds perfcet esp considering this is good shiai and also regular practice, perfect. Thanks 😀

Very happy Myrmidon user here. That kiji do dai looks just fantastic, men! Do you know the exact weight of that do? I haven’t had any issues with my kote yet, but I ordered them just a bit wider, as to accomodate easier an under-kote protector (I do have to be extra careful with my hands and wrists, because of my profession).