Tenouchi Analysis - How the Tenouchi Works -

[@marleyluciano2203]

Because of this chamnel i've been able to start training and developing a routine to learn about kendo and other martial arts. I'd like to thank you for this amazing work and i wish that your channel grow as much as possible. By the way, i'm from Brazil and there isn't any kendo school near my city.

[@joedbat]

Olá! Em qual cidade você mora? Alguns dojos não são muito divulgados.

[@marleyluciano2203]

@@joedbat rapaz, moro em Vitória da Conquista, na Bahia. Alguns anos atrás tinha um sensei que dava aulas em uma universidade daqui, infelizmente não morava aqui na época e ele saiu do país recentemente

[@joedbat]

@@marleyluciano2203 , Na UESB não tem mais? Dá uma olhada neste link: www.uesb.br/ascom/ver_noticia_.asp?id=11085

[@Y4ngCP]

Sim, é dificil de achar lugar e é meio carinho tbm...

[@KendoGuide]

Not sure which country you are from but always start this official page to look for a dojo: www.kendo-fik.org/organization/affiliate Good luck!

[@dannymeetoo9078]

As an Iaido practitioner I found this video extremely useful. The narration was at a very nice pace enabling one to reflect on one's own application of teno uchi, a concept which I find easy to understand but extremely hard to apply. Nonetheless, there are a lot of information offered which I will need to reflect on and apply in my own training. So thank you very much.

[@KendoGuide]

Thank you for your comment, Danny Meetoo!😀 tenouchi should be different depending on your purpose (cutting nothing, cutting things and hitting a target) but I am sure the concept is the same. If not, very similar. I do iaido a little bit too so I know what you are talking about 😉 PS...Please subscribe to my channel if you think other videos might be helpful for you! Thanks for your support! 🙏

[@RegularSlasher]

I actually like your English because it's easy to understand. Keep it up!

[@KendoGuide]

Good to hear! Thanks!

[@bernardputersznit64]

Thank you sensei for the intimate analysis.

[@bernardputersznit64]

BTW, I am a trained engineer, and it seems what you are calling "power" is proper force in a scientific sense. The word power is twice derived from force. Force through Distance (F x d) yields work (Energy), Power is Energy per Time so is defined as Force x Distance / Time.

[@KendoGuide]

Thanks! Wow! Headache! Hope I am not confusing the viewers of the video by using terms wrong. Again thanks for telling me that. And I am sure others appreciate your comment too!

[@tartarart4922]

先生、どうもありがとうございまた。Thank you Sensei for your time and perfectly detailed videos!

[@slawomirostrowski7213]

This is pure gold. Thank you!

[@danicaspasic4154]

This was very helpful! I was getting wounds on my left hand and was wandering if I was doing something wrong. This explanation helps me a lot 😀

[@KendoGuide]

Great to hear that! Thanks for your comment!!

[@yakuzashibe]

I got a Bokuto with a tsuba and a wooden scabbard a few weeks back, thought I'd take a look at kendo and here I am. I'll be sure to use these. Thanks.

[@KendoGuide]

you're welcome! find a good teacher!

[@niconico6229]

Thank you Hiro-sensei for sharing!

[@heliwurth7250]

Thanks for the info. Would be great to have a follow-up for Te no uchi of cuts.

[@KendoGuide]

Thanks! And thank you for the comment. Tenouchi with the real sword?

[@miodziad5448]

Thank you for valuable lesson that makes me stronger

[@TheKillaMethod]

With this page alone I've been able to teach myself Kendo. Thank you for helping me become a ninja!

[@stevemckenzie5233]

Classic name: Come train or come shine...!