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**estuapped** · 11-12-2005, 07:00 AM

errr fighting force with force is not the best way to go about it. it will make your kendo look bad and make people think that your kendo styles are the same.

Why not try to beat him with good kendo?

Yes I can understand that it could be very frustrating to see beginners progressing and passing you and wanting to show them who is more senior.

Some people do progress faster than others.

yeah that is definatly a challenge, this is why I will not practice with them but it kinda sucks because we lose valuable practice time. Thay literally make it so you cannot perform with good waza, you have to duck to not have your ear drum popped, it has almost happened 5 times to me with the main guy in kirikaishi (sorry again for the spelling) I like to be able to hear, and I don't want to see my wife mace anyone AGAIN

although it did kinda turn me on.

11-12-2005, 07:00 AM	#5
estuapped Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 403 Senior Member	errr fighting force with force is not the best way to go about it. it will make your kendo look bad and make people think that your kendo styles are the same. Why not try to beat him with good kendo? Yes I can understand that it could be very frustrating to see beginners progressing and passing you and wanting to show them who is more senior. Some people do progress faster than others. yeah that is definatly a challenge, this is why I will not practice with them but it kinda sucks because we lose valuable practice time. Thay literally make it so you cannot perform with good waza, you have to duck to not have your ear drum popped, it has almost happened 5 times to me with the main guy in kirikaishi (sorry again for the spelling) I like to be able to hear, and I don't want to see my wife mace anyone AGAIN although it did kinda turn me on.
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