AUSKF Kodansha 6Dan & 5Dan Shinsa November 2024 (Results in the Caption)

https://bellevuekendo.org AUSKF Kodansha Shinsa on Nov. 10, 2024, at West High School, 20401 Victor St, Torrance, CA. Passed 5 Dan test candidates (501 - 510) 501A, 502B, 502C, 504C, 507D, 508A, 508B, 509B Passed 6 Dan test candidates (601 - 610) 602A, 603B, 603C, 605D, 606B Timecodes 0:00 - Group 501 (501A pass), Group 601 6:30 - Group 502 (502B, 502C pass) 7:40 - Group 602 (602A pass) 12:45 - Group 503 15:30 - Group 603 (603B, 603C pass) 19:10 - Group 504 (504C pass) 23:03 - Group 604 25:28 - Group 505 30:50 - Group 605 (605D pass) 32:12 - Group 506 36:55 - Group 507 (507D pass) 38:45 - Group 606 (606B pass) 43:25 - Group 508 (508A, 508B pass) 46:32 - Group 607 49:45 - Group 509 (509B pass) 54:23 - Group 608 57:55 - Group 510 1:02:04 - Group 609 1:10:24 Group 610 This video serves as a valuable learning tool for all kendo practitioners who are preparing their high-rank promotion test. By observing the passed candidates, you can see how they integrate kendo elements, such as Kamae, Waza, Kiai, Seme, Zanshin, the number of Yuko-datotsu, and Reigi, into their test keiko, providing a model of example. If you're aiming to improve your own kendo, paying attention to their keiko will offer you valuable clues on how to refine your technique and deepen your understanding of kendo. By watching their keiko (practice), I hope you gain insight into what it takes to pass the promotion test and identify what constitutes "right kendo." I also added the promotion test results to the video for you to find out who passed while you are watching the video. Try to check if your evaluation is aligned with the real test results, so you can judge if you know how to prepare the test.