[myspacepro]

At Virginia Tech, we actually changed the official club name from Kendo Club to Kendo/Kumdo Club. Not that it matters... But it's because a lot of the members are korean.

[Dwnijzhd]

Yup. One of the kendo dojos I train at has a guy starting tomorrow who's been doing kumdo for five years. He doesn't care cos at least he gets to train (no kumdo that I know of here) and we don't care, it's another person to train with, plus he seems really nice.

[Kitdowstyhodo]

Yup. One of the kendo dojos I train at has a guy starting tomorrow who's been doing kumdo for five years. He doesn't care cos at least he gets to train (no kumdo that I know of here) and we don't care, it's another person to train with, plus he seems really nice.

I don't get why it should ever been an issue. Are we kumdo particioners some sort of inferior beings or something? If a guy who walks in to a kendo dojo after being in a kumdo dojang for x amount of years, why does everyone have to talk about it? Whether it be good or bad. They did kendo in a different language, big deal. Just accept them like Newbie and her dojo.

It's pretty funny how kumdo guys are made fun of, but Korean kumdo comes in second just about every world championships.