How I Overcame a Life-Changing Kendo Injury

[@TMakZero]

Thanks Sensei for sharing the journey! It is definitely helpful and enlighting! While my journey in Kendo is definitely way shallower than Sensei (only started 6 years ago while doing my PostDoc position in U.S.), I felt too a lot of issues and doubts on myself after not practicing for 1 year (job moved from USA to Australia and recovering from a heavy COVID after while overworking at the same time). I simply can't move the same as before, plus the new dojo across the world looks different. Unfortunately, I just failed my 2 Dan exam today and still on the recovering & learning path ... Thanks again for all the information, Sensei

[@NitoKendoLab]

thanks for your sharing your experiences. Kendo is a life-long martial arts. So if you don't give up, you can achieve what you were thinking before. Let's enjoy Kendo journey together ❤️

[@Dizinii]

Love this channel. Im so glad my Sensei shared this with me

[@NitoKendoLab]

My pleasure 😊

[@Heck_Motel_Musical]

Insane! Thank you sensei! Truly inspiring!

[@NitoKendoLab]

Thanks! Glad you found it inspiring! 😊

[@danieleimhoff8952]

I started practicing nito following a foot accident 😊

[@NitoKendoLab]

Me too 😉

[@BRLaue]

That first shot was of my old dojo.

[@NitoKendoLab]

Nice 😇 very famous 😉

[@BRLaue]

@@NitoKendoLab Yes, many happy hours in that room.