Mastering the Basics: A Guide to Rapid Improvement in

[@erronblind4235]

I am very proud to say I am the first blind kendo practitioner in Chile. I started back in january this year. It's an honour. We're a growing dojo, and I have found knowledge, wisdom, and family. We're now working with sensei, shihan, and the federation to adapt combat and lessons, so not only would I be able to fight, but also share my world with the rest. It's been wonderful. Hugs, oss!

[@KendoGuide]

Thank you for sharing your amazing story with us. Your determination and perseverance are truly admirable. Keep up the good work! If I can do things for your kendo improvement, let me know!

[@HopelessRomantic-gf2my]

Thank you so much! Been struggling with the basics.

[@KendoGuide]

You are so welcome!

[@thebrokenbone]

thank you sensei. you always say go to the basics and since i started watching you i took it word for word, for me it has been the basis of improvement. never thinking i got this or that, being critic of myself and listening. glad to see you again. take care. peter

[@KendoGuide]

Thanks for your comment and you're welcome, Peter! 😄 Right. The basic is always the "go-to" solution. You take care too!

[@JanTabanao]

Salamat (Thank You), Sensei! I start wholeheartedly officially today - dedicating my Life to Kendo. Since I have Practiced Shin Buddhism for over a year and have become a person of acclaim for our Religion becoming Moderator for PureLand Buddhism Center of The Philippines. I realized that I felt really strange in an *eerie way being Christian (Born Again) practicing Kendo so I looked for Japanese Culture influences to sort it out and just my luck 🥳 ✓ I was found by Frank Castelloe and is now listening to Japanese Dharma Talks /I highly Revere the "Samurai Way" ^that is why it is important for me to go deep Spiritually

[@AaronRowell]

As I begin to teach a little in kendo class, I've been wondering what to start with as a focus. This is so great in answering that question. Thanks for the advice!

[@KendoGuide]

Thanks for your comment and you're welcome, @AaronRowell! 😄 The majority of people don't like repetition because they get bored quickly. That is human nature so you need to mix things up a bit so they don't get bored. Just a tip 😉

[@louislamonte334]

Excellent advice, Sensei!!

[@KendoGuide]

Thanks, @louislamonte334! 😄