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**EzequielTMann** · 02-14-2006, 07:00 AM

I started Kendo a year ago at about 240 and now weigh about 220. I have set the goal of being under 210 for the next grading in December. Biggest problems are the ankles, knees, and general conditioning. Since I am about to turn 40 I don’t recover as quickly as I used to. At the grading in NYC one of the sensei (whose name I did not catch) was huge. He looked like a sumo wrestler; I would love to see him practice.

02-14-2006, 07:00 AM	#6
EzequielTMann Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 561 Senior Member	I started Kendo a year ago at about 240 and now weigh about 220. I have set the goal of being under 210 for the next grading in December. Biggest problems are the ankles, knees, and general conditioning. Since I am about to turn 40 I don’t recover as quickly as I used to. At the grading in NYC one of the sensei (whose name I did not catch) was huge. He looked like a sumo wrestler; I would love to see him practice.
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