25Kendo Basics III: Tandoku Dosa Sayu Joge Buri
This kendo instructional video introduces naname joge-buri. Naname means diagonal so you are learning diagonal cuts. Kendo Basics III is one of kendo training video series, and introduces 1. Intro: Tandoku Dosa 2. Joge-buri 3. Zenshin Kotai Joge-buri 4. Pay Attention to Grip 5. Sayu Joge-buri 6. Sayu Joge-buri: Closer Look 7. Zenshin Kotai Naname Joge-buri 8. Shomen Uchi 9. Zenshin Kotai Shomen Uchi In Action 10. Shomen Uchi Important Points 11. Sayu-men Uchi 12. Zenshin Kotai Sayu-men Uchi In Action 13. Improve Coordination - Kyodo Men – 14. San-Kyodo Shomen Uchi 15. Ni-Kyodo & Ikkyodo Shomen Uchi 16. Explaining Kote & Do Strike 17. Kote Strike 18. Kote Strike Important Points 19. Do Strike 20. Do Strike Important Points 21. Niho-Zenshin Niho-Kotai Shomen Uchi 22. Kote & Men Strike 23. Kote & Men Strike In Action 24. Kote & Do Strike 25. Haya Suburi 26. Haya Suburi: Closer Look For more detailed instructions, Kendo Course for Beginners is now available at http://www.kendo-for-life.com/s5svQ
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