Dealing With Height Differences - The Kendo Show

NEW EPISODE - Dealing With Height Differences - The Kendo Show
In this BRAND NEW episode, Andy is joined by Max, at the wonderful Shubukan Dojo, to talk about how to deal with height differences in Kendo.
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[@paper3993]

I’m a tall dude so I have no problem hehe I’m wrong

[@masterlesstheband]

Andy, please let Max know we do miss his appearances on the Kendo Show.. He was quite a good co-host if you were going to ever end up having one. Lol It's a nice dynamic to have two voices sometimes as opposed to just a silent motodachi. Although there's nothing wrong with the latter. I also enjoyed episodes where you'd go off to visit a Shiai or something like that from time to time. It was really cool for those of us who've never been to Japan to have you explain how these events are run ,the sheer scale of them and that sort of thing. Might be fun to hear from some of your fellow ex squad members on Kendo Gamer again if the stars align. This is not a critique by the way it's just that some of those early episodes featured a certain chemistry because of the comradery of having these interactions with your mates/ peers as you guys were the guys we were watching at taikai as we were starting to work our way through our early Dan grades and just getting into shiai. ( I followed Stuart through his EKC victory for example, and actually leapt off my sofa when he won. ) Just so you know there were people like me really rooting for you guys at these big events, tuning in live and following all the matches and everything.

[@YasuharuNakatsu]

Hi Andy! This is great! Thank you so much for your very informative video!

[@kannchen5941]

Thanks for the explanation! I have been training in Bogu for about one month and as a small person I find it hard to land a good hit on bigger persons. Thanks a lot, this helped me!

[@isaacgreen9535]

Great job! This is aw awesome video! I understand it must be hard to explain Kendo in English sometimes. But you really do great job! Thumbs up for you guys!

[@TheKendoShow]

Thank you!

[@maiasmusic_7252]

So informative guys, keep up the good work Andy and Max!

[@TheAdnansv]

Guys,thank you so much for making kendo information so accessible.It really helps to find valuable new pointers and even little reminders in order to polish our kendo. Very grateful.Keep it up !

[@augusto.financiero]

I like your channel a lot. I really admire you guys and thanks for all the info and the amazing lessons

[@MrMrtnpnzn]

Very good video, thanks for showing both sides of the situation!

[@luisabreu4396]

Thanks for sharing this video! It will help me improve my Kendo!

[@sherlockinvestigatesjapan8302]

Great video, thanks guys :) Nice to see advice and tactics from both perspectives. Keep up the good work

[@theflash2873]

Nice

[@Marvin101149]

Excellent lesson.

[@janhavlak3096]

Hi Andy. Fantastic video!!. I am 6.7 and after years I started finally understand how important distance is and how beneficial my height can be if it is used properly.

[@kotachan112]

great video! As a tall guy I somewhat feel it's difficult to actually hit the men against very small people since I'm used to a certain height. i just hit empty hair. do you feel that way too?

[@be5753]

This is awesome!

[@fryderykchopin3974]

As a 15 yo asian in a dojo with adult dutch people the hight difference can be very big lol.

[@RalphMelis]

I'm 1.90m so thanks for the tips ;)

[@perialis2970]

as a tall person i cry inside because i cant seem to hit small/shorter people’s kote or dou or even the men

[@kayleeteribery898]

In 6'5 I wonder how tall max is??