I'm gonna have to say - I used to watch your videos way back, some 1-2 years ago, and what I didn't like the most was the pacing. It felt as if certain chapters take too long, cuts are nonexistent or made at the wrong time, that sort of thing. I stopped watching since. Now you popped up on my feed again, and I am bewildered to see the progress - it is incredible. You've made a lot of what feels like subtle changes that ultimately amount to an outstanding experience - the information flows through such that I could even perform a low intensity activity on the sidelines and still grasp it very well. Congratulations and thank you for the lesson in production growth! As for the video itself, I think your emphasis on timing is outstanding; I came here mulling over some of my recent practice, not knowing exactly what I'm looking for. Hearing you talk about the various ways you can improve your timing (and weight distribution) made me realize this is exactly what I needed and was unknowingly searching for - once again, thank you!
Thank you it really means a lot!!! and if I can ever be of help please let me know. Regarding my older videos well I am still in the learning process. learning how to edit more efficiently has been a big challenge and understanding how to combine that with images and examples has been a big challenge, but upgrade in software and computer has also made it easier. Please don't hold back on criticism anything that can help get the message across easier is always welcomed! Thank you again.
Man, wow! I'm going to apply this even in karate. I haven't been through your entire library, so I don't know if you already have, but a video about using the bands for kendo would be awesome!
Thanks for the great tips! Some of what I hear from other sensei aligns with this but it's good to hear similar things in new ways to help reframe and understand the techniques on a deeper level. Will definitely be checking out more of your videos. Dōmo arigatō.
Thank you for your feedback, one way I hope that we can all grow in kendo is by sharing, and that is the purpose of this channel, for me many times hearing the same advise from different people and in different ways has always be helpful and that's what I'm trying to do here.
I've definitely been guilty of sinking down a bit with the Seme Ashi. At a certain level you simply can't get away with it anymore. Your opponents will no longer be broken by it. It becomes an obvious sign of a trap and it gives them time to take the initiative back from you.
Just remember slow is smooth,smooth is fast. Practice kirikaeshi to perfection as kakari and mototdachi. When you do that,your kendo will be strong. Remember kirikaeshi teaches distance,timing,strength and coordination in your tenouchi to have good sae in your hit.
These are the creation of a friend of mine who lives in Japan and does physical training. I will be bringing him hopefully into the channel soon! But his Instagram is @kendo_power_gym let him know I sent you if you contact him ;)
Funny, you say, "your sensei say's this probably should not be your goal right now", but my sensei literally just told me just that. "Time to move a bit faster...bit by bit"
Moving faster progressively at your own pace is the right way!!! Normally the problem is how people try to hit faster without any solid foundation and they end up just throwing the arms and get bad habits. I like your sensei's approach!!
basic bio mechanic tips. when boxers throw their jab all of their strength doesnt come from their arms it comes from their legs. their leg tensed up causing the body to come foward and the hand moves much faster because your body weight is behind it. Kendo tips actually explains it quite well. Its about getting the wheels to spin
Hi thanks for the video. I have a question about the timing of fumikomi and the swing. Often I found that I either swing up too early before initiating the fumikomi or too late after initiating the fumikomi Do you have any tips on this problem? Thanks from a 5th kyu kendoka
Thank you for the support. Do you mean that you bring your shinai up before you send your right leg forward or at the moment that your right leg hits the ground? Sorry is a bit hard to visualize like this but if you join the discord server (the link is on the video description) or one of my live streams I'm sure we can talk more. My advice is always break the motion. Maybe these videos don't answer the question directly (I need more information to give you a btter answer) but may be able to help you: ruclips.net/video/-phM0zbSZZE/видео.html or maybe this short: ruclips.net/user/shortsdV7O9QN9qRc Please don't be afraid of asking more I want to make sure I don't give you a wrong answer
I am Japanese and have represented my prefecture in a national kendo tournament. This video is very good. It explains everything that can be called basic, such as how to speed up the techniques. However, this is not enough. If you really want to be fast, you have to be aware of this in all of your daily practice. What I would further recommend is to aim from a distance when striking the enemy's mask in basic hitting practice. If you practice hitting from a distance, you will feel as if the enemy is close by in a match, and you will be much faster at catching the enemy's mask at normal distances! 🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉
Thank you very much for watching my video it is exciting to know your opinion especially as a competitor. Thank you for sharing the focus of practice I will make a video talking about this. Normally I try not to make my videos too long but what you said it is very important. Please if you would like to talk more and discuss kendo together I would love to hear your point of view. Which area of Japan are you in I hope to visit Japan soon and maybe we could practice together! Again thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts.
it is about mental math always circles left foot right foot on a graph and the sword is an extension of you 39 sun or 120cm i'ts math but I know a friend who is left handed so you have to thinkg about the inverse it's crazy
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Maybe you would enjoy this video to improve our footwork: ruclips.net/video/2SedLSrtarc/видео.html What are your goals for our Kendo?
"If you're trying to get faster, don't rush." Profound advice across many disciplines!
You want to know something funny. That sentence I didn’t have it on my script. I just said it and when I was editing I was like. 🤔that makes sense
I'm gonna have to say - I used to watch your videos way back, some 1-2 years ago, and what I didn't like the most was the pacing. It felt as if certain chapters take too long, cuts are nonexistent or made at the wrong time, that sort of thing. I stopped watching since. Now you popped up on my feed again, and I am bewildered to see the progress - it is incredible. You've made a lot of what feels like subtle changes that ultimately amount to an outstanding experience - the information flows through such that I could even perform a low intensity activity on the sidelines and still grasp it very well. Congratulations and thank you for the lesson in production growth!
As for the video itself, I think your emphasis on timing is outstanding; I came here mulling over some of my recent practice, not knowing exactly what I'm looking for. Hearing you talk about the various ways you can improve your timing (and weight distribution) made me realize this is exactly what I needed and was unknowingly searching for - once again, thank you!
Thank you it really means a lot!!! and if I can ever be of help please let me know. Regarding my older videos well I am still in the learning process. learning how to edit more efficiently has been a big challenge and understanding how to combine that with images and examples has been a big challenge, but upgrade in software and computer has also made it easier. Please don't hold back on criticism anything that can help get the message across easier is always welcomed! Thank you again.
Man, wow! I'm going to apply this even in karate.
I haven't been through your entire library, so I don't know if you already have, but a video about using the bands for kendo would be awesome!
I’m glad you found this useful. Please share your experience on bringing kendo elements to Karate !
Thanks for the great tips! Some of what I hear from other sensei aligns with this but it's good to hear similar things in new ways to help reframe and understand the techniques on a deeper level. Will definitely be checking out more of your videos.
Dōmo arigatō.
Thank you for your feedback, one way I hope that we can all grow in kendo is by sharing, and that is the purpose of this channel, for me many times hearing the same advise from different people and in different ways has always be helpful and that's what I'm trying to do here.
This really help me out for my next week competition ❤Thanks 😘😘
Let me know how it goes!
Thank you so much for the tips! I will definitely try them out especially the one with the rubber band.
Awesome, Please let me know if you find some benefits or if you have any questions!!
Thanks for sharing❤
Thanks to you for you support and watching my videos.
Just subscribed. Thank you for the tips for training!
Thank you very much for the support. Don’t hesitate on letting me know if I can help!
Thank you 🙏🏻
You’re welcome 😊 Thank you for the support!!!
Usefull video 💪
Thank you very much! I hope to keep making more then!!!
I've definitely been guilty of sinking down a bit with the Seme Ashi. At a certain level you simply can't get away with it anymore. Your opponents will no longer be broken by it. It becomes an obvious sign of a trap and it gives them time to take the initiative back from you.
Just remember slow is smooth,smooth is fast. Practice kirikaeshi to perfection as kakari and mototdachi. When you do that,your kendo will be strong. Remember kirikaeshi teaches distance,timing,strength and coordination in your tenouchi to have good sae in your hit.
Can I bring you with me to tell this to a few people?? Hahaha Why does everyone want to do kirikaeshi so fast to the point that they break their form?
Thank you for your video! You've got another subscriber! I'd sure love to practice with you one day, my friend!
Awesome, thank you! I do hope we get to practice some time soon. Let me know if I can be of help
@@Kendotips Really great to hear from you, my friend! Thanks for your kindness and encouragement!
Physics. The shortest approach to the destination.
Are these kendo rubber band exersices your original invention or did you see them somewhere? I think it's the first time I see something like this.
These are the creation of a friend of mine who lives in Japan and does physical training. I will be bringing him hopefully into the channel soon! But his Instagram is @kendo_power_gym let him know I sent you if you contact him ;)
Do you know Artem? I studied with him when he lived in Russia
@@Kendo_is_fun yep I do know him. Good friend of mine he’s the one that passed the rubber band exercises and much more!
the world is small )
Merci :)
Really appreciate the support! Hope our kendo gets stronger!
Is it the 15-30Kg rubber band you are using in this video? ie. this is the one you recommend?
Funny, you say, "your sensei say's this probably should not be your goal right now", but my sensei literally just told me just that. "Time to move a bit faster...bit by bit"
Moving faster progressively at your own pace is the right way!!! Normally the problem is how people try to hit faster without any solid foundation and they end up just throwing the arms and get bad habits. I like your sensei's approach!!
我聽不懂，但看影片展示，大概知道他在強調步伐跟「伸擊面」的快速跟爆發性
basic bio mechanic tips. when boxers throw their jab all of their strength doesnt come from their arms it comes from their legs. their leg tensed up causing the body to come foward and the hand moves much faster because your body weight is behind it. Kendo tips actually explains it quite well. Its about getting the wheels to spin
Thank you for your comment. I think if we can understand biomechanics we can improve much faster and train better!
英語やけんあんま分からんかったけどありがとうございました😊
Maybe you can help me with Japanese, and I will help with English!
Hi thanks for the video. I have a question about the timing of fumikomi and the swing. Often I found that I either swing up too early before initiating the fumikomi or too late after initiating the fumikomi Do you have any tips on this problem? Thanks from a 5th kyu kendoka
Thank you for the support. Do you mean that you bring your shinai up before you send your right leg forward or at the moment that your right leg hits the ground? Sorry is a bit hard to visualize like this but if you join the discord server (the link is on the video description) or one of my live streams I'm sure we can talk more. My advice is always break the motion. Maybe these videos don't answer the question directly (I need more information to give you a btter answer) but may be able to help you: ruclips.net/video/-phM0zbSZZE/видео.html or maybe this short: ruclips.net/user/shortsdV7O9QN9qRc Please don't be afraid of asking more I want to make sure I don't give you a wrong answer
I am Japanese and have represented my prefecture in a national kendo tournament.
This video is very good. It explains everything that can be called basic, such as how to speed up the techniques. However, this is not enough. If you really want to be fast, you have to be aware of this in all of your daily practice.
What I would further recommend is to aim from a distance when striking the enemy's mask in basic hitting practice. If you practice hitting from a distance, you will feel as if the enemy is close by in a match, and you will be much faster at catching the enemy's mask at normal distances!
🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉
Thank you very much for watching my video it is exciting to know your opinion especially as a competitor. Thank you for sharing the focus of practice I will make a video talking about this. Normally I try not to make my videos too long but what you said it is very important. Please if you would like to talk more and discuss kendo together I would love to hear your point of view. Which area of Japan are you in I hope to visit Japan soon and maybe we could practice together! Again thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts.
やあすげえ、これから僕もしてみます。
it is about mental math always circles left foot right foot on a graph and the sword is an extension of you 39 sun or 120cm i'ts math but I know a friend who is left handed so you have to thinkg about the inverse it's crazy
Can’t argue with that logic!! Haha 😂
theres a saying
“timing beats speed”
yea but how the hell do i beat timing and speed
my rival is fast and loves to do debana waza
im done for man
Easy (not so easy )You make them react ! 😅