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**arrismVam** · 04-08-2006, 08:00 AM

What type of kenshi do you use as senpou, jihou, chuuken, fukushou, taishou?

I like the idea of 'senpo' being extremely spirited, presenting the team in a very strong manner. The first fighter will voice the team and I think it is the most important position in terms of presentation, youthful kendo is good here. Senpo will encourage his team mates not only with a win, but inspirational fighting spirit as well. This can also make the other side feel outmatched as it is assumed that the players get progressivley better (not always the case though.)

Jiho can be of less skill and I would say that the least skilled player could fight in this position. Same rules though, high spirit and a win would be nice to further off-balance the other team.

Chuken, the drama-queen! This spot will set momentum or lose it, it can win the team bout completely or restore hope to the opposition. As well, this should be the second best player fighting in chuken position.

Fukusho can be just as important as chuken if your team is down 2 fights to 1. This position then has the task of restoring hope. I think mental maturity and experience should fight here. But I would risk my second least skilled player here in hopes the prior three team members did there job.

Taisho, is the final nail, and as such, must be able to rise to any task required. Tie-breaker, or if the desicive bought has already occurred, then taisho displays sportsmanship by giving %110 anyway. This spot is reserved for experienced, mature kenshi (IMO)

04-08-2006, 08:00 AM	#13
arrismVam Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 381 Senior Member	What type of kenshi do you use as senpou, jihou, chuuken, fukushou, taishou? I like the idea of 'senpo' being extremely spirited, presenting the team in a very strong manner. The first fighter will voice the team and I think it is the most important position in terms of presentation, youthful kendo is good here. Senpo will encourage his team mates not only with a win, but inspirational fighting spirit as well. This can also make the other side feel outmatched as it is assumed that the players get progressivley better (not always the case though.) Jiho can be of less skill and I would say that the least skilled player could fight in this position. Same rules though, high spirit and a win would be nice to further off-balance the other team. Chuken, the drama-queen! This spot will set momentum or lose it, it can win the team bout completely or restore hope to the opposition. As well, this should be the second best player fighting in chuken position. Fukusho can be just as important as chuken if your team is down 2 fights to 1. This position then has the task of restoring hope. I think mental maturity and experience should fight here. But I would risk my second least skilled player here in hopes the prior three team members did there job. Taisho, is the final nail, and as such, must be able to rise to any task required. Tie-breaker, or if the desicive bought has already occurred, then taisho displays sportsmanship by giving %110 anyway. This spot is reserved for experienced, mature kenshi (IMO)
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