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**LoloLibia** · 03-24-2009, 02:50 PM

Sure, anyone can start kendo. Enjoying it is probably more personal and complex, but if you start going and keep coming, you'll know for sure sooner or later.

Food for thought, though: I'd say that achieving some mastery of kendo (or any budo) requires folks to change somewhat, including 'personality', to fit their budo. I'm not sure I'd say there's one specific personality that fits, but there are those that don't.

John "overthinking probably an element that doesn't"

03-24-2009, 02:50 PM	#14
LoloLibia Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 497 Senior Member	Sure, anyone can start kendo. Enjoying it is probably more personal and complex, but if you start going and keep coming, you'll know for sure sooner or later. Food for thought, though: I'd say that achieving some mastery of kendo (or any budo) requires folks to change somewhat, including 'personality', to fit their budo. I'm not sure I'd say there's one specific personality that fits, but there are those that don't. John "overthinking probably an element that doesn't"
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