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**THOUTHCAW** · 08-01-2006, 09:20 AM

I think the question might be moot considering that most people I know aren't seriously interested in Kendo beyond the initial inquiries.
Think of all the people who show up for first practice, then a month later or sooner leave when they find out that it's actually very hard work and commitment?

My belief is mainly for this reason, (and I always could be wrong.) there won't be a tremendous explosion in popularity, such as with TKD for example.

(edited to write)
Oops. My point was already addressed.
Shitsureshimasu!

08-01-2006, 09:20 AM	#11
THOUTHCAW Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 389 Senior Member	I think the question might be moot considering that most people I know aren't seriously interested in Kendo beyond the initial inquiries. Think of all the people who show up for first practice, then a month later or sooner leave when they find out that it's actually very hard work and commitment? My belief is mainly for this reason, (and I always could be wrong.) there won't be a tremendous explosion in popularity, such as with TKD for example. (edited to write) Oops. My point was already addressed. Shitsureshimasu!
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