The Grips When Striking Dō - Kendo Study

Do you change your grip when striking do? Do you slide your left hand to the right hand? When you learn the basis do strike, you didn't learn anything about this.
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[@tigriska1434]

Thank you for paying attention to that question! It's an interesting point

[@catrionanicthamhais]

Thanks for this! For my part, though I learned to keep my hands apart (as i suppose most learned to do), these days I bring my left hand to my right. When I started doing that I found my do strike became (slowly!) stronger, faster and more effective.

[@KendoGuide]

Thanks for your comment and you're welcome, Catherine Thompson! 😄 It is great to hear your expereince！ I am sure people can benefit from your comment! Thank you! Together with you can benefit from your comment! Thank you! Together with your taisabaki and

[@tartarart4922]

Thank you very much Sensei for your time and video lesson!

[@KendoGuide]

My pleasure!

[@illfaptothis333]

great vid, thank you. need to watch more of these instead of training alone

[@KendoGuide]

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[@jaketheasianguy3307]

That's one of many trouble i found using extremely long handle like the shinai compare to the tsuka of a katana, you simply can't maintain the grip or both arm straight if you cut from left to right all the way through. With the shorter katana tsuka, it's easier although i always stop the sword at center line anyway for tsuki or tsuba zerai

[@yosefbenbarouk]

Osu! Sensei, i'm think the do attack with the shinai on the high at lasts look more cool, not funcional but cool.

[@nelsondcunha3156]

Well my problem was only in a left kesa, my wrist did noise after i did a horizontal block, i don't remember the name of the block sorry and the stuka of my sword is a little smaller than the shinai one. I have two swords, one is a chinese taiji sword from the time i teached kung fu and the others are samurai kind of swords. I am trying to practice both swordmanships, if is possible. I hope you are fine sensei...