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**M1iFiNmC** · 07-03-2006, 08:00 AM

I think learning Kendo is not a thing you cannot do alone, because it is mostly watching other people doing techniques and add them to your inventory of waza so you can make you own fighting style. Even watching short videos about kendo isn't enough. You can learn how to do them, but you can't practice them on a real person (doing it on a dummy who won't react will not show you how a kendoka would counter-attack in a real situation). So maybe you know the basics of the waza you want to do, but you can't develop it so it fits into your strategy of winning.
(hm, my text makes no sense, It,s hard to understand my sentences...)

07-03-2006, 08:00 AM	#6
M1iFiNmC Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 467 Senior Member	I think learning Kendo is not a thing you cannot do alone, because it is mostly watching other people doing techniques and add them to your inventory of waza so you can make you own fighting style. Even watching short videos about kendo isn't enough. You can learn how to do them, but you can't practice them on a real person (doing it on a dummy who won't react will not show you how a kendoka would counter-attack in a real situation). So maybe you know the basics of the waza you want to do, but you can't develop it so it fits into your strategy of winning. (hm, my text makes no sense, It,s hard to understand my sentences...)
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