Power in Kendo (From the 70th All Japan Kendo Championship)

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Power in kendo does not mean to hit harder, it means having the correct technique to transfer the energy from your body into the shinai, and being able to have fast and stable zanshin.
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[@Kendotips]

Watch the breakdown of Murakami's Winning men here: ruclips.net/video/v82oi8E7DHg/видео.html What is your struggle right now in your kendo?

[@iDigsGiantRobots]

That first clip of someone clobbering down on the men made me burst out laughing. Thanks 😂

[@chun_8070]

0:17 made me laugh a lot harder than I'd care to explain
This is a great topic: I always tell newcomers to my university's kendo club that we're not trying to bludgeon people to death (and if we were, it wouldn't be kendo).

[@Kendotips]

People always want to do strong and fast kendo before correct. I think we make the biggest progress when we understand that is ok to get hit and learning to do things slow helps us be faster.

[@Not-so-cool-name]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@Kendotips]

Thank you very much. I really appreciate the support!!!

[@Cyanoblades]

So true. I've been lucky enough to have been hit by a Japanese national team member. I could barely feel his kote strikes but they were lightning fast and on target.

[@Kendotips]

And correct me if I’m wrong but they had good impact as well even though they were not painful.

[@augustomartinez6904]

This is something I'm working on a lot. Being more effective with my strikes, trying to eliminate all unnecessary movements. I've really seen the gap of difference in this in a recent seminar.

[@Kendotips]

Is so interesting because I think you start getting power in kendo when you stop trying to put power in your hits and relax more!

[@fynnkinschewski8582]

👍

[@Kendotips]

Thank you!

[@MingTwoG]

omg that poor guy whom you did the hard hitting example on must have his ears ringing

[@Kendotips]

If it makes you feel better I was the one receiving the hit, but actually it didn’t hurt I took that footage testing a bogu set from kendo star that is s”uper protective “ and I was totally fine!

[@MingTwoG]

@@Kendotips glad it was a painless experience haha we've all been through a couple of those hard ones