Kendo Techniques, and how to improve your kendo! #kendo #剣道

#kendo #kendoippon #剣道 Giving feedback, sharing my journey, and working on improving our kendo. Join the Kendo Tips Family for some extra Perks:    / @kendotips   Don't forget to subscribe and share this video! thank you again for watching. =================================================================== If you want to support this channel: https://merch.streamelements.com/kend... https://streamelements.com/kendotips/tip =================================================================== This is my favorite kendo book: https://amzn.to/3aVk54R Now you can get shinai with Amazon Price: https://amzn.to/3jr9wZM =================================================================== Join the Discord:   / discord   ===================================================================== Kendo Basics Playlist:    • Kendo Basics   About the music: Dance With Me by Ehrling @ehrling Music provided by Free Music for Vlogs    • (Free Music for Vlogs) Ehrling - Dance Wit...   Keywords Kendo, Seme, Tame, Kamae, Striking Technique, Engagement, Shiai, Competition, Traditional Kendo, Martial Arts Summary In this conversation, Jose Contreras delves into the intricacies of Kendo, focusing on key concepts such as Seme (pressure), Tame (timing), and the importance of proper body positioning and striking techniques. He emphasizes the need for practitioners to adapt their techniques to their own bodies and the significance of understanding engagement and pressure dynamics during practice and competition. The discussion also touches on the balance between traditional Kendo and competitive aspects, as well as the impact of environmental factors on training. Throughout the conversation, Jose encourages community engagement and feedback to enhance the learning experience for all Kendo practitioners. Takeaways Seme is a crucial concept in Kendo, representing pressure applied to the opponent. Proper body positioning, especially weight distribution, is essential for effective striking. The left hand plays a vital role in generating power during strikes. Relaxation in the upper body is important to maintain fluidity in movements. Understanding the dynamics of engagement can lead to better performance in Shiai. Practitioners should focus on proper technique rather than just winning in competitions. Environmental factors, such as floor type, can significantly affect training and performance. Continuous learning and adaptation are key to improving one's Kendo skills. Community engagement and feedback can enhance the Kendo learning experience. Balancing traditional Kendo practice with competitive training is essential for long-term growth. Titles Mastering Kendo: The Art of Seme and Tame Kendo Insights: Body Positioning and Striking Techniques