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Posted by Waikato Kendo on March 25, 2008

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2020 Kendo Beginners information

Our first 2020 training ( keiko ) starts from Wednesday 8 January ! You are warmly invited to join us and start your New Year resolutions as a Modern Samurai. --- Information for Year 2020 Beginners --- Starting Dates: Class A: 1.30 – 3pm Saturday 11 January Class B: 1.30 – 3pm Saturday 14 March Class C: 1.30 – 3pm Saturday 11 July Class D: 1.30 – 3pm Saturday 10 October Note: The Class B is postponed one week (from 7 Mar to 14 Mar) due the the current corona-virus status. Course Information: No previous experience required. Regardless of gender, ages from 8 to 80 are all welcome. First lesson is your Free trial. Fees: 99.00 — 10 weeks course (equipment rental included) Family discounts : the 2nd family member is 50.00, the 3rd one is 25.00, and from the 4th one is free. Full membership after the Beginner Class Programme Objectives: By the end of the course, you will be ready to put on Bogu (armour) and s

Koboitchi – 2019 Yamagami Sensei Seminar in New Zealand

Koboitchi 2019 Yamagami Sensei Seminar in New Zealand Photo Credit: Auckland Kendo Club Original text in Chinese by Sam Tsai English Translation by David Pan This is the fourth time I have had the pleasure of attending Yamagami Sensei’s Kendo seminar. In 2016, the seminar topic was about the fundamentals of kendo: The five sections of the shinai – Jin-Gi-Rei-Chi-Shin In 2017, the seminar topic was regarding the “heart(mind) of self-control”, namely: 克己心 / こっきしん / kokkishin : the mindset of overcoming the self 平常心 / へいじょうしん / heijoshin : everyday mind 不動心 / ふどうしん / fudoshin : immovable mind In 2018, the seminar topic is 三殺法 / さんさっぽう / San-satsu-no-ho or San-sappo 「竹刀・太刀を殺す」: Kill the sword 「技を殺す」: Kill the waza 「気を殺す」: Kill the spirit The topic this year is 攻防一致 / Koboitchi . Most kenyu probably heard of it by the more classical term 懸待一致 / けんたいいっち / kentaiitchi , a realm or level of understanding which we hope to attain one day thru training

Training 27 July 2006

The idea of sharing the training reflection via our club's blog came to my mind after training yesterday at Fairfield Intermediate school. Hope the members attended the training will support the idea. There are at least three ways to share our ideas. One is to set set up your own Kendo training blog and let me know the URL. I will add it to here. The second one is that you can just post a comment here. This should be the easiest way to do. Or, you can apply an account here and I will make as a co-auther for this blog. OK. Starts from me .... 1. I felt very good that many new faces turned up for the training. It makes the training more enjoyable. It also reminds that I should encourage members who has put on bogu to participate the Thursday training and learn to be our club's "senior" members. 2. I was encouraged by Leo's spirit at the end of the training. I was tired already. But Leo's spirit encourages me to try harder and use my last breath. This reall

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