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I am sick of all this namby pamby kendo I see nowadays.... when I was a lad we didnt even wear bogu, and if we didnt end up with at least three broken bones every night we just werent trying...here are some proper rules from the old school of Northern England kendo ( note southern poofters wont be able to hack this level of training...)
1: only tsuki below the tare. 2:beginners shinai to have splinters for dragging down the necks, seniors to have splintered bokken. 3: do are only to be used for a)throwing or b) strangling. They should be soft and pliable above the solid section in case a tsuki goes accidentally high. 4:kote to be totally soft at the wrist, but be solid in the fist. lead inserts allowed only for seniors. 5:men to be soft, bars to be bent in numerous places due to bokken hits. 6: any shinai used to be modified to be whippy so they can bend round over the top of the men and smack the opponent in the back of the head. 7: single cuts not allowed, must be manic charge involving at least ten cuts. 8:group fighting only, no 1 on 1 unless its a ploy to sideswipe someone in the back of the head in the next bout along. 9: a shinai losing a kissaki is no excuse to stop, the tekki just has to dodge 4 instead of 1 thing slashing at him. 10:kicking, punching, tripping compulsory. if tekki falls over entire class must rush over and pound him while he is on the floor. 11: unconscious people are merely extra targets that you hit when tekki falls over one... 12:any junior should be beaten to death at least once a week. There were more but I will have to talk to Denis at Newcastle kendo club to remind me on... |
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Sure I trained at plenty of dojo like that back in the dark ages! Certainly not exclusive to the North...
1) I teach this technique to ladies as a defence against big lads who like throwing their weight around too much. Also ni-dan waza "kote-knee-in-the-groin" is a good one. 2) My shinai turned into a pile of kindling last night so can't afford to comment... 3) Club bogu is always like this. 4) See 3). 5) Sounds like John King Sensei. Tokui waza - kubi tsuki! 6) That'll be any carbon shinai then... 7) Kakari geiko baby! (All in one breath...) 8) That's what happens if you train in a squash court. ![]() 9) Slashing is OK, it's tsuki thru the men-gane you want to worry about. 10) Keishicho standard rules! 11) See 10). 12) Any Japanese highschool kendo club. |
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Hmmm
the last time i saw you in bogu was - well a long time ago........ and the wasnt it the southern poofs who actually beat the vikings in battle whereas the northerners just paid protection money and hid away ?? and dont I recall that you use a particularly lightweight iaito ;-) hmm ? I too recall the old days & there are pros and cons - youre just an old pro now mate ;-| if you want to recall that past feeling (assuming youre not too old now) Im sure Shui and Alex at Pompey dojo can bring back that happy glowing feeling - ask Vik Richardson what they did to nenriki A last weekend Im sure youd be welcome to come visit that is of course assuming youre passport is up t'date but dont forget bermudas and vest as its about 11 degress down here at t'moment ahh the old days :-) |
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[quote=PhilMcLaughlin]Hmmm
and the wasnt it the southern poofs who actually beat the vikings in battle whereas the northerners just paid protection money and hid away ?? No go back a little earlier in Iron age Britain the main finds in the North were weapons and the main finds in the South Jewellery we were fighting Romans and the South was trying to look attractive The only thing hard in the south is the water |
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It should also be practiced only in the months of December and january, and only wearing a particularly thin vest. while outside of course...and vests are for beginners only. In Norway.
ahh Phil....I have had to give up kendo due to southern poofter rules takeover.(and a broken knee.) It got like footy, hit em once and they take a dive and shout for the ref... I first came across that in Stoke as I recall... ![]() In fact, isn't the local pub called "the diving kendoka"? (and its nowt to do with scuba kit...) AH! the new 'ultimate MA'! underwater kendo! ![]() I only use a lightweight iaito so I can hit you more and faster for longer.... ![]() |
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while outside of course...and vests are for beginners only. In Norway. It got like footy, hit em once and they take a dive and shout for the ref... I first came across that in Stoke as I recall... I only use a lightweight iaito so I can hit you more and faster for longer....:evil |
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Gaaaah! I've had it up to here with all this Northern England propaganda. You're all just bitter because you've been made to talk gibberish all your lives (thee? nowt? What the f___?). You have nothing to be proud of except an uncanny ability to dress inappropriately in minus temperatures! And, is it not said, it's grim up North?
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M77.
Tim is not spouting proganda this is fact dear boy. And they don't say thee, tha, gi-ooouer, baht, waint etc etc in the North where Tim is - to him Yorkshire is still down south. We have soo much more to boast than our ability to stay warm when its slightly chilly ( translate into ponce speak: fackin' freezin me ol' china). Beer (goes without saying), Music (Beatles, Oasis, Muse, New Order, Joy Division, Northern Soul, Bryan Ferry - you have Chas and Dave), beaches (sand not shingle), Hills (that are over 1 metre high), fresh air (Yorkshire Dales/Moors, Lake District, Northumberland Vs Central Laaandaaan). The downside is we have Tim ![]() ![]() Yes....okay you win... on that one point alone I concur you guys DO have it better ![]() ![]() |
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I know London is fine - especially in the proper parts away from the centre; which I loathe with a passion.
I have a few good friends down there and have had some fantastic nights out in Camden and Covent Garden. Went to the Comedy Store or Club or something at Camden Lock with a large group of friends a few years back and nearly got ejected by the fattest bloke in Christendom because we were not laughing in the right places. apparently they were filming that night and because we were joking amongst ourselves our laughter was unsynch'd with the jokes. Do you remember Roy Walker who did Catchphrase - his son was on and was very funny; certainly funnier than his old man. I had a chat with him in the bogs after his set - funny how men talk whilst having a pee. |
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