Tip of the Week - Hayasuburi

[@juliesizr]

Good advise with the hips!! I recently focused on real nuki technicque in hayasuburi, means moving your whole body and it is very hard. But I hope it will bring my kendo to higher level. Nice to know that someone else does the same:)

[@2000monchichi]

@SatoriNihon Thx for your advice! I will try to take a special look next wednesday if i do hayasuburi again.

[@SSJ5Goton]

Great videos. If you're taking requests...a video on Fumikomi would be awesome.

[@FerJH2]

This is really awesome. Thank you for showing it.

[@KendoWorld]

@CanyonCarver70 Yea thanks, we will definitely look at it when we start filming the next episodes (still about 4 more to come sorry). Thanks !

[@TakaComics]

I love doing Hayasuburi, it's one of my favorite drills in kendo!

[@michelchaman6495]

get it cause its w/ ur hips. I'm sorry.

[@keowpiow]

@@michelchaman6495 huh

[@michelchaman6495]

@@keowpiow is that a thoughtful huh or a confused huh?

[@keowpiow]

@@michelchaman6495 huh

[@karusin11]

yay my favorite hayasuburi!

[@KendoWorld]

@SSJ5Goton Check out our latest TOTW on Fumikomi :) Sorry for the delayed response.

[@luisabreu4396]

Nice Vídeo ! Thank You ! 👍

[@CanyonCarver70]

Fantastic Videos thank you for producing them. May I recommend a Shotgun Microphone connected to your camera (if possible) it would greatly help the clarity of your audio.

[@KendoWorld]

@Ryokushindo It is Alex Bennett (Kendo Renshi 7-dan)

[@samuraihei7]

thanks for these tips for hayasuburi! I have a problem doing hayasuburi because my arms are faster than my legs. How can I fix my timing so my arms and legs move together fast?

[@KendoWorld]

I find when teaching beginners splitting it into two parts helps :) Taylor

[@2000monchichi]

And as always thank you very much for this video. I think i'm one of the people who make the hayasuburis with small step and let always the shinai drob behind. I think the next weeks will be painful :) But the worst problem of my suburis is the breath, at the moment my limit are 60 in 2 sets (30 each) after them i got no breath anymore and my shoulders are burning like hell :) so then HAJIME! :)

[@jaysonRchaplin]

Keep up the good work. Reminded me that quality over quantity is best. Please keep posting up the videos!

[@RogerFriberg]

That is why we practise. I'm sure not even Bennet-Sensei had it easy when he took his first lessons! ;-) Practise, make yourself stronger and more confident, and you will get to the next level.

[@markus34q]

Ive been told at my dojo in china that left foot should always touch the ground

[@strikewzen]

pretty girls in kendo videos are priceless so are your instructions, very grateful =D

[@hapsororenaldy5971]

+1 :D

[@YouTexts]

Not the hips. The heart!

[@eqilibrium]

whenever i do hayasuburi my left leg (calf and foot) starts to hurt so bad i have to stop midway. Any ideas how I can strengthen my left leg?

[@luketeal1076]

eqilibrium when i first started my calf started to hurt so bad as well. i had to adjust my posture as well as my weight distribution. There is a really good book by geoff simons, on the basic of kendo for beginners. it covers all the points as well as it covers maintenance of your shinai and bogu

[@axisofadvance666]

eqilibrium You mean Geoff Salmon "Kendo: A Comprehensive Guide to Japanese Swordsmanship"?

[@ben0728]

totemo sankou ni narimasita.

[@DiiiFiiiy]

it looks so easy when he is doing hayasuburi. I can't do it normally and I'm so sad about that... :(