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if they do depict the sport on screen it'll just bore people out tbh

I lost 1-0 =(

@@julianwilliams9393 打突は鋭く速く、体幹もしっかりしていてとても良い選手の試合を見せていただきありがとうございました。

@@julianwilliams9393you did good bro!!!

@@julianwilliams9393 how long have you been practing kendo for?

it's actually ridculuse they allowed tsubazeriai for so long before covid. It's way more dynamic and and clean now

haha, surtout ando

I’m not sure if you’re still writing the comic or not, but here’s some basic rules for kendo form, and what is required to score a point. The left foot is the back foot, right foot is forwards. The rear foot (left foot), has the heal slightly raised off the ground. In order for a strike to be valid, the rear foot must be 100% straight forward, the front foot must stomp at the same time the sword (shinai) hits the opponent, and the striker must show their fighting spirit by yelling. You can hit a person a dozen times, but they will never count if you don’t follow all those rules. (Those are just the bare basics of the art.) But maybe that little bit of information will help add to your story, (if you haven’t finished it yet.)

you may be able to find a local Kendo Dojo nearr you if you live in a larger town or city or by one. i think its well worth to see if you can attend a class and see some of it up close and understand the baisics. its a super super fun sport too

​@@joshuakelley548Wow! That's impressive. I heard about this sport from my Japanese Sensai who used to perform it. It has very interesting rules. I watched couple of videos to see how it looks like. I thought it is about the speed of strikes or the speed in which oponents avoid them. Good to know the exact trick behind their moves and the reason for yelling too.

Same thing. I'm making Halo art using the leaked "Kendo" helmet from Halo Infinite. I looked up kendo so I could have an idea on how to colour the Yoroi. Now I'm on my 5th kendo video.

The rules are very different from fencing. In kendo when you make the strike it doesn’t count if the opponents shinai (the bamboo sword) is touching you. If you replay it you can see that is the case during that exchange.

@@apothneisko much more things than that, kendo isn't a simple hit and win sport/martial art. You need process before attacking, a good hit, good sanshin over all. If you don't feel or see a good point in the overall aspect of the attack and after attack then it is not a point. ( And your point is also true)

So I think I will meet you becuaee my dream is to become the strongest swordsman ever in history, so you will be one of my Big obstacles. Blessings to you.

@@zech9445 haha we will meet in the future

world champion of what? kendo, i doubt it

There probably are, but it's a rare sport in America and this is the world finals so you're only gonna see the best in the US unless you find some way to watch regionals. I only watch nationals on UA-cam so Ive never seen regionals unfortunately

there are. Hereʻs a sort of famous one, and he has no legs: Henry Smalls ua-cam.com/video/Y7ddedh-vqo/v-deo.html

There is 3 in my dojo. We have around 20-30 people.

The guys fighting for USA is black, he is also really good. We have a few in Hawaii also

Bruh. Julian Williams is black

It's called Kiai ! :)

I dislike it because i dislike the excessively sporty feel of kendo, not as bad as fencing, but still not great. Staying in a sword bind, especially the way they do, is hollywood bullshit in any other form,even kenjutsu. I understand its a sport, its just sad to see a lotta japanese arts get downgraded so heavily to sporty gamey garbage, kenjutsu, modern karate, akkido... just depressing to think about

i just think of the saber clashes in Star Wars lol

can you professionally compete in any sport, at all? @@milewesler9592

To each their own so I guess if 2 guys want to rub their swords together & scream let them. It's a brave new world.

​@@Dang3rMouSe sounds like you enjoy rubbing your sword with some other guy.

違います。声を出すのは相手を威圧する意味があります。

@@user-bu4en6bi2r It is true that it can be used to spook your oponent and that sometimes those yellings are voluntary but other times those yellings and grunts are involuntary, it´s just like any other sports when people also yells or grunt when they perform a big physical effort.

@@capscaps04 lmao as someone who has done kendo this is NOT true

@@user-bu4en6bi2r 両方でしょ。威嚇と自分の気を高めることと。動物の威嚇と同じ。

You have to yell in order to score.

The U.S. is considered in the top 3 in the world after Japan and South Korea. Other unlikely countries that are in the top 10 include Brazil, Hungary, and Italy.

@@assoverteakettle France is miles ahead of Hungary and Italy

Nothing

basically you'd find you can't extend your arms when up close, so you can't make a proper strike. so it's about intimidating, gaining an advantage and finding the opportunity to push back and strike.

복싱은 어떤가요? 원거리에서 킥을 사용하거나 가까이 불었을 때 레슬링을 한다면 더 이상 복싱이라고 말할 수 있나요?

@@user-ru6bs5us8w あなたが正しい。

Kendo is derived from the Samurai warriors. When confronted with a sword, you’re sure as hell not going to go gung ho. You want to analyze and find the opponents weak spot. It’s a one shot ‘hit’, rather than like karate or boxing.

This isn't gekiken or HEMA, it is kendo the way of the sword. Not the way of the sword and kicking and striking. If you want something you are talking about go watch that instead. Though kicking and striking wouldn't be very effective so i doubt you will see it there either

Kendo is fencing, fkng idiot😊

many see kendo as pointless but that's because it doesn't exist for the sole purpose of winning and becoming physically athletic, it's about respect and discipline above all ^_^

Obviously kendo wont make you a qualified sword fighter but I wouldnt wanna fight any trained Kendoka in a sword match either

fala bosta

Japan always wins, they almost always place 1st in this competition. The U.S. beat Japan in 2006 though, only to be defeated by Korea for second place.

The Japanese have been doing this since they were kids

White (Japan)

Excellent

I mean its kendo...

Go and watch some anime dude

Tangina mo racist baka nga nanay mo alipin lang ng ibang lahi. katulong pwe hahahaha

@@thomasiiilacs1355 Lmao, no you are just stupid.

as opposed to this? ua-cam.com/video/M6q_e7eqLTA/v-deo.html LOL

there is already such a regulation... it's called "wakare" ... but it's subjectively called.

@@melange28 OK. thanks for that info !!

Why?

@@yellowcactustvz4929 I explained Why, in my comment.

There are HIKIWAZAs that are attacks you can get point from that close mode.

There actually is a rule for it. Up to judges when they enforce it.

@@HGAZN6900 they should enforce it. Who wants to see boring sword rubbing. Would that happen in a real fight. This is similar to Japanese non contact karate. Two men stand there rubbing themselves waiting for a break. Years behind other countries. And this is suppose to be land of martial arts

@@marciamarcia7510 It doesn't matter if it happens in a real fight. It's not a real swordsfight. It's a Kendo match. If you eliminated everything that doesn't happen in a real swordsfight there would be nothing left. The "swords rubbing" (tsubazeria) is a legitimate kamae (stance) and contains lots of subtleties. It may look unimpressive to the untrained eye, but since they don't fight to look cool, that's ok.

@@dermaniac5205that kendo part is not entertaining at all. Japanese have weird rules. Have you seen their karate. Its like two guys having a wank! Watch world Japanese karate then get back to me. I'm 2nd Dan Taekwondo.

@@marciamarcia7510 They don't do it to entertain you. They don't care if you are entertained. This isn't Pro Wrestling. If you do Taekwondo to look cool and entertain audiences, then you haven't understood Taekwondo at all (which doesn't surprise me, since you are only 2nd Dan).

that was Croatia giving ippons :D