[KENDO VIDEO ANALYSIS] - Hidehisa Nishimura Ippons

In this video, Andy takes a look at a video Ippons performed by the current All Japan Kendo Champion - Hidehisa Nishimura.
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[@Koggelxander]

Thanks for this nice analysis Andy. Some really nice Ippons that were discussed. I think Mr. Nishimura has what it takes to take the title again this year! Have a great week everybody!

[@teitaro6641]

Fascinating kendoka, Nishimura-San. Thanks for the analysis.

[@sylvainrobert5156]

Nishimura: gets an ippon
Andy: *N U T*
Joking aside, damn Nishimura's sharp.

[@pashasghost9252]

Let's be respectful

[@zupinu2000]

@@pashasghost9252 he nutted respectfully

[@Ehren11]

Excited to see what kind of coverage you do on the all-Japan championship!

[@musashi1562]

Andy, thank you for posting this video. It reminds me nice time I had in this dojo two years ago during my visit of Kumamoto. Pity we did not meet there :) Thank you for your comments in this video, it is big inspiration for me :)

[@kendojj]

Thanks for the video Andy. Another great video 👍

[@americanbystandard]

his hikiwaza has so much depth. i feel like the national team really sharpened up their hikiwaza for the world championship.

[@Not-so-cool-name]

Thank you like to learn like this!

[@ДмитроГалов]

oh, so brilliant!

[@stevewalker6340]

The big disadvantage Nishimura has is there has been a lazer focus on his kendo. All his opponents have a ton of material to study in preparation to fight him.

[@zultsetsegchuluunbat5514]

briliant

[@kenshiAlzam]

Good explanation, hey there from indonesian kendoka

[@paja2788]

The reason to "celebrate" a point, is because referees outside of Japan are often so bad they need help to do theyr job. Celebrating is communication with the refrees when verbal communication is forbidden.
Its obvious with the level of those referees, he doesnt need to celebrate a point to actually get it.

[@PixelPhobiac]

Hiki's in the 4'th dimention

[@wongssj]

I know you're focusing on the hole action of the ippon but did you notice the kote of minute 12:40 did not even hit kote?

[@wongssj]

Or did it slide?

[@yilderim1924]

10th!

[@SH1FTH4PP3NS]

FIRST

[@kendojj]

Second :D