[ZERO TO SHODAN] - Kendo for Beginners : Episode 7 - Kirikaeshi Basic & Advanced Methods

Kendo : Zero to Shodan is the NEW video series presented by The Kendo Show. The goal of the series to to give complete beginners to Kendo to foundation they need, and to help them on their journey towards the first 'black belt' level of Shodan. Also, it aims to help instructors with lesson content, so that they may work with their students to achieve that goal.
This episode covers the striking exercise 'Kirikaeshi' - which is fundamental to Kendo training.
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[@FUJOW888]

AS A BEGINNER, I APPRECIATE ''ALL'' YOUR HELP AWAY FROM MY DOJO !!! YOU & WIFE ARE A TREMENDOUS HELP! I THANK YOU ! STUDENT DAVID - (MALAYSIA KENDO CLUB)🙏

[@blackdoge5754]

nice to meet you Mrs. Fisher!

[@noelslattery4502]

Thanks for your videos Andy. Passed Shodan in Osaka today. Was talking to an Italian guy afterwards about your channel. He said he was a big fan too!

[@WinnipegKnightlyArts]

Thank you! I really appreciate your passion for teaching kendo. I have been watching the drills develop for kendo as inspiration for working on hema. This has really inspired me to adapt some of the practices into my own classes and practice.

[@RandomAllen]

Coming from a Kendoka and former HEMA instructor, there are lots of interesting ways to work Kendo-like drills into HEMA for a beneficial effect. I actually created a modified kirikaeshi to practice alternating zwerchs. And I regularly incorporated suburi type exercises into my own training.

[@froilanradaelli]

Thanks a lot for this series that are verry good explained for a beginenrs.

[@The_Custos]

Beginner, and been struggling with this. Thanks

[@bezget806]

Wow Arigato sensé.

[@gerardrubiano714]

Excellent 👌 !!!! From Monaco. Thank you very much Andy. My Senseï Axel Diebold tells me the same.

[@yenly5880]

Thank you so much for your lessons. Through your videos, I have improved my techniques although I am at a beginner level.

[@shinlangan]

Thank you very very helpful as retraining starts

[@luisabreu4396]

💯👍👍!!

[@mori021hz]

Perfect sensi ❤

[@humanfactorbladerunnersoun127]

Thanks for your videos!!!

[@steeveepee33]

You're really smooth with your footwork. Do you have a video with an exercise that will help me develop that?

[@trixter5071]

Msr.Fisher think : "I beatdown you at home"

[@user-gr3lj6qu8q]

お、なんかいい先生見つけた🤓

[@SmoothFrictionTV]

Thank you Sensei :) :0 :)

[@armaganaltun]

i can't find anything online for the "tuning the spirit" can you please refer something so I can read? thank you for the great video!

[@etceteraretecte]

Is the speed you're going at for those final couple of demonstrations a good speed to keep in mind for grading kirikaeshi? I usually end up a bit slower than that - I've heard it said to just go "as fast as you can with correct form" but would you say for shodan shinsa the speed matters too much?

[@etceteraretecte]

Ah never mind, I just found your vid you did specifically on this question haha 😂

[@ukaszrukowski5568]

Is ther any continuation ofnzero to shodan series?

[@TheKendoShow]

It’s starting production soon 😉

[@yannaingtun3675]

First chat of me

[@yannaingtun3675]

First

[@yannaingtun3675]

He almost say men