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**Rtebydou** · 06-12-2007, 02:16 PM

Do you think that the atmosphere in the dojo is very important? Because in my school, kendo will be in "competition" with other martial arts (mainly karate and judo). Should we try to make the difference on the atmosphere or only on the art itself?

Some words about the background: there are about five hundreds students from 19 to 24 years old in the school, and we have an agreement with a kendo association of about 40 people outside the school.. The main point is that the school's administration will give us money if we are at least seven or eight very motivated people. The club has been re-founded this year, and we are four motivated people.

Please forgive the spelling and the grammar, the after-training party has just finished.

06-12-2007, 02:16 PM	#7
Rtebydou Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 469 Senior Member	Do you think that the atmosphere in the dojo is very important? Because in my school, kendo will be in "competition" with other martial arts (mainly karate and judo). Should we try to make the difference on the atmosphere or only on the art itself? Some words about the background: there are about five hundreds students from 19 to 24 years old in the school, and we have an agreement with a kendo association of about 40 people outside the school.. The main point is that the school's administration will give us money if we are at least seven or eight very motivated people. The club has been re-founded this year, and we are four motivated people. Please forgive the spelling and the grammar, the after-training party has just finished.
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