Kendo Kata No 4 with Miyazaki sensei 2015

Zennihon Kendo Kata No.4 (Yonhon-me), Tsuki-Makikaeshi-Men at Kendo Seminar with Masayoshi Miyazaki sensei in 2015.
Uchitachi: Hasso
Shitachi: Migi-Wakigamae
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[@avikmahfuz2894]

what's the name of the stance were the sword is at the side of your face ?, great video with sensei

[@DrSpeedNL]

avik mahfuz Hasso no kamae

[@avikmahfuz2894]

+JP Verwaard thanks, i just practiced chudan and theman

[@KendoGuide]

When you learn kata, you will know all the names of the stances in the kata :)

[@avikmahfuz2894]

thank you :)

[@KendoGuide]

You're welcome!

[@adrianorestaino1416]

Hello Hiro, I was wondering, how many times a week is the ideal to start learning kendo? and what age is the appropriate? I'm 22 and I'm not sure if it is too old to begin. Thanks for your response.

[@KendoGuide]

Never too old, man. My late father started kendo at the age of 55 (www.kendo-guide.com/unknown_kendoist.html). I think 3 times a week is the best so your body has time to rest. Start when you want; otherwise, it WILL be too late!

[@adrianorestaino1416]

Thanks a lot! it's a relief reading it from you.

[@KendoGuide]

You're welcome!