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Have a wander through www.hizen.org - there's loads of helpful info in there.



Dave

[kiosokkn]

Hello to all,

I have trained for two years in kendo, but I have also taken a two year break. Since it has been a while since I have really trained. Mainly due to a falling out with my prior sensei. I have forgoten a lot of the terms that go along with kendo. Not to mention that the other dojo that teaches kendo is quite expensive for me at the moment. With that bring said i was hoping someone could give me some advice as where to begin again from scratch. I would greatly appreciate it.

Manny

[12Cickprior]

Jump back in there, Manny. So, the new place is expensive, but you want to go again, anyway? Cool. You'll get the hang of it again soon, I think. Just go to practice and act like a newbie - it'll all start flooding back. E-mail me if you like

ckondek@hotmail.com

[Imihooniump]

Hey you guys thanks for the advice. I guess it's time to stop the excuses and get back into the swing of thing again. At least by myself for a while. I started teaching my 7 year old some strikes. He starting to get the hang of it. Now it s time to build a dummy for my practices.
Thanks,
Manny