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**BCVB9SOc** · 02-15-2011, 12:51 PM

All practice is useful - but do enlighten me, why do you recommend it?

If nothing else, practicing suburi at home will help you develop a more efficient motion. In this way, your timing of your attacks and kikentaiichi will improve. If you make a dummy target to strike at, it can improve your sense of distance also. You mentioned that you are a bit clumsy. Repetitive practice is essential for improving this aspect of your kendo.

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BCVB9SOc Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 457 Senior Member	All practice is useful - but do enlighten me, why do you recommend it? If nothing else, practicing suburi at home will help you develop a more efficient motion. In this way, your timing of your attacks and kikentaiichi will improve. If you make a dummy target to strike at, it can improve your sense of distance also. You mentioned that you are a bit clumsy. Repetitive practice is essential for improving this aspect of your kendo.
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