How to Practice Your Footwork in Kendo? Part II

[@Mrgoogle8]

Your a good teacher for taking the time to help those who can't find a teacher or dojo to practice. Thank you.

[@KendoGuide]

Mrgoogle8, Thank you for your comment. Glad that you liked the video. Hope it helps. Cheers, Hiro

[@KendoGuide]

Thanks for your comment. I will keep your request in mind. Thanks again!

[@KendoGuide]

I am glad that you liked the video. I am trying to make some more. Thanks!

[@tartarart4922]

Thank you very much for your great teaching sensei! どうもありがとうございました

[@KendoGuide]

Thank you for your comment, TarTar ART!😀どういたしまして。

[@KendoGuide]

Thank you for your comment. I thought I replied but I did not obviously. Sorry for the delay of my reply. I am glad to be a help!

[@jakobhumer3745]

Just started kendo and your videos are very helpful. Thx!

[@KendoGuide]

Jakob Humer You are very welcome! Keep up the good work! If you want you can join the online basics course at kendo-for-life.com. It should help you with reviewing what you learn at the dojo!

[@Mrgoogle8]

Oh, I was wondering about how to don on the uniform and armor correctly. Thank you.

[@Kentworlds]

I started kendo today and my Sebsei was teaching my to move my left foot first. I explained to him that my father got taught by Bruce lee former student William Chun and want to impress my father by learning kendo and to nove away from Wing chun. Im not a show off i done wing chun over ten years ago and im rusty now. Kendo is very different and i feel exhausted but i love it

[@Kentworlds]

typos sorry tired feom Kendo lol

[@KendoGuide]

Welcome to the kendo community! Kendo is indeed different from many martial arts. Feel free to ask anything!

[@vanquynguyen7383]

Teacher, thanks you. Great videos, I am looking forward to more

[@Kentworlds]

i agree fantastic teacher

[@sjaksmf1]

Also the words are different. Im from a korean Kendo Club and so we call it like Ja ro and Oo ro for left and right. Also, we dont go over the vocaburary and terms in japanese but in korean. I went to a kendom tournament once and then a child came up to me and started making kendo jokes and i didnt understand him one bit becuase he was saying things i didnt learn. But from words and other terms, everything is still the same.

[@Cretaelx]

Hiro Imafuji really helpfull teacher, I can't allow me to train every every twice cause of the money for each training. Thanks to him I know how can I train with myself, and what to develop for a pair training. *Arigato-Gozaimashita Hiro Sensei!*

[@KendoGuide]

tony tony chopper You are very welcome! Keep up the good work!

[@Kentworlds]

You are my hero :). Super and amazing teacher

[@KendoGuide]

Thank you!

[@KendoGuide]

Good to be a help. We have some good suggestions when you cannot hear your instructors. Come to my website and go to Kendo Q&A. Thanks!

[@KendoGuide]

Thanks!

[@KendoGuide]

do itashimashite!

[@KendoGuide]

you're welcome!

[@Yautja297]

you also know whats the difference between kendo and kenjodo is?^^

[@Mrgoogle8]

Thank you and Cheers! :)

[@amonra6769]

ok so once im done with the footwork in this video should i start with the basic men strike? anyone know?

[@KendoGuide]

amon RA Once you are done with footwork, you are going to learn joge-buri, naname joge buri, and shomen (men) uchi. You must focus on coordination. The common mistake is that people focus on "swinging a sword" and forget about footwork.

[@amonra6769]

Ok thanks

[@jonathancetroni1611]

My question Tusugi Ayumi language

[@KendoGuide]

Thank you for your question, @jonathancetroni1611! 😄 Could you please clarify what you mean by "Tusugi Ayumi language"? I'd be happy to help if I can.

[@yangamee]

arigato!

[@KendoGuide]

I replied. Please check, dude!

[@Corey91666]

why u just say kamae instead of basic stance xD u say okuri ashi and stuff ... ?