Improving Kote Techniques by Researching from the Opponent's Point of View

[@Defsolid]

This are some good analysis videos, keep them coming and thanks for sharing your experience.

[@mariosc2133]

Great videos, I'm going to check the main channel too. I have the feeling that most people would be okey with just the subtitles though, I for one find the dubbing a little distracting. I think that westerners that are interested or practice kendo have consumed quite a bit of japanese media with subtitles.

[@Kajiatani-Kendo-Global]

Thank you for your comment. We think the subtitles alone are useful, but we also have requests to listen and enjoy the audio, so we will do our best to do both.

[@Not-so-cool-name]

The dubbing is awesome - please keep it up! Sorry Mario!

[@Not-so-cool-name]

As always, arigatou gozaimasu!

[@milagrosambosador1673]

Please, you can show more kote and men and DO techniques. And also to analyze in detail debana kote, debana (ai) men and debana do (nuki do). Thank you!

[@Kajiatani-Kendo-Global]

We will be preparing a video about Oji-waza, so please look forward to it.

[@Not-so-cool-name]

Hi Sensei, I’m the future, can you create a video on how to do good footwork - in Shiai. It seems at lower level (3rd Kyu) I stand too still. My teacher said I need to learn how to move, I am too stiff. I want to learn more about moving forward, back, side to side and around, like Suenaga Mari - lol 😂

[@Kajiatani-Kendo-Global]

I will make a video of the footwork in the future, so please look forward to it.