Thread: bad kendoka !?
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Old 05-24-2006, 07:00 AM   #25
Gogogo

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Your Sensei should have some idea of how the dojo is run. His students' kendo is a reflection of his kendo/teaching/understanding of the art.

Therefore, he should have had a few words with the individuals in question else his kendo is the same as theirs then I suggest you find a new dojo

My sensei has told me on many occasions if I come up with a kendoka (one in particular) who I feel like its not worth practicing with simply say no to the practice. Kendo is your hobbie and you should be enjoying it.

and hey whats wrong with a kung fu or karate or boxer teacher?
no no ...all at once they want to like kick and punch during practice and it shows in their waza, it's brutality, not kendo. And they are no teacher, they wanted to teach me gung fu or something like that and it was not, err in a teaching style, it was to train someone to try and beat up, I would rather shatter the wind pipe and laugh rather then be a punching bag.
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