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**PetrZimin** · 04-07-2006, 06:29 PM

Depends on where you're at. I'd recommend contacting the dojos in your area. Check out the AUSKF site (http://www.auskf.info/main/schools.htm).

At my dojo there is no "requirement," you just need to sign a waiver and we have kids under 10 practicing. It costs $8 a month plus $5 a year to the Hawaii Kendo Federation, and a one time $10 dojo initiation fee. This varies depending on the dojo. I've heard of other dojos here that charge $25 a month.

thanks!

How "legally blind" are you? Can you see movement? If so, you may be at an early advantage over those who try to look at things . . . hehehe

20/240 ish in my right eye 20/220 in my left eye...uncorrectable.
On a good day, yes i can see movement. on a bad day, it's all like a watercolor picture, but I sparred in Karate that way.

04-07-2006, 06:29 PM	#5
PetrZimin Join Date Oct 2005 Location ISRAEL Age 63 Posts 404 Senior Member	Depends on where you're at. I'd recommend contacting the dojos in your area. Check out the AUSKF site (http://www.auskf.info/main/schools.htm). At my dojo there is no "requirement," you just need to sign a waiver and we have kids under 10 practicing. It costs $8 a month plus $5 a year to the Hawaii Kendo Federation, and a one time $10 dojo initiation fee. This varies depending on the dojo. I've heard of other dojos here that charge $25 a month. thanks! How "legally blind" are you? Can you see movement? If so, you may be at an early advantage over those who try to look at things . . . hehehe 20/240 ish in my right eye 20/220 in my left eye...uncorrectable. On a good day, yes i can see movement. on a bad day, it's all like a watercolor picture, but I sparred in Karate that way.
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