This podcast shares how fumikomi should be learned. Kendo movements are not difficult but just unusual. Let’s make it simple and learn the movements more quickly.
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In this episode, I would like to share how we can train our ki energy through kendo training by Kazuyoshi Higashi sensei and Yoshimi Higashi sensei.
This is a rather difficult topic but you should know this for your training through your life.
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Kawakami sensei is the main instructor at Kansai University where Alex Bennett sensei works. He trained many 8-dan sensei when they were at PL high school. He is one of the sensei who can share what kendo sued to be with us. Enjoy.
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How do you put pressure without actually doing something to your opponent’s shinai? Where is the most effective point to put pressure? Again it is from the book, Tsuyokunaru Jissenteki Kendo Gakushuho (p.67)
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