Striking Success: Powerful Kote Techniques Against Defensive Opponents

Learn how to master the Kote strike in Kendo against opponents who raise their hands. Discover key focus points, striking techniques, and the importance of Ma-ai. Watch demonstrations and analysis from a pro Kendo YouTuber. 1.This content includes the following; 0:00 Introduction: Hyoga Kajitani and the Topic of Kote-uchi 2:13 "Men Feint→Kote against an opponent whose hands raise up" : Demo and Explanation 4:06 3 Key Points in "Kote against raised hands" Strategy 7:09 "Kote-uchi from the line of Men" : Demo and Explanation 10:09 "Deflect→Kote" in Action: Demo and Explanation 12:46 Conclusion and key takeaways 2.This content is designed for those who are; Kendo practitioners seeking expert Analysis on Techniques Advanced Kendo practitioners seeking to refine their techniques. Kendo competitors who want to improve their understanding of the "Men Feint→Kote" move. ☆ Twitter   / kajitanikendog   ☆ Japanese Channel    / @-kendo-9265   ☆ Would you like to share your KENDO photos, illustrations and short videos with our KENDO friends? Please post your memorable Ippon, moment from your practice with your friends, using this form. ⇩form https://forms.gle/FdhPcbbiJcDg619L6 ☆ Glossary of Kendo Terms Moto-dachi A person who receives strikes from their opponent during practice sessions such as Ji-geiko, Kakari-geiko, or Kihon-geiko. A Motodachi should be knowledgeable about how to properly deliver and receive strikes and thrusts, as their role is crucial for providing constructive training opportunities for their partners. Ma-ai In Kendo, "Ma-ai" refers to the distance at which one's "Shinai" (bamboo sword) can reach the opponent. Maintaining proper Ma-ai is essential to both offense and defense in Kendo, as it allows for effective attacks while also enabling one to defend against an opponent's attacks. Executive Producer : HYOGA KAJITANI Directed by : TOMMY Art Director : TEPPEI Editor: TEPPEI English Translating by : SHU Korean Translating by : CARL #Kendo #剣道 #검도 #剑道 #劍道 #кендо #เคนโด้ #KendoTechniques #WristStrike #KendoYouTube #KendoTraining