Master, may I clarify one point: you say to strike kaeshi dou, pull the left hand, so you always hold the right hand in the same place during blocking, the right hand does not move when u strike kaeshi dou?
Yes, ideal theory is What you understand. When moving right hand from blocking position to attacking position, it takes a little time. Eventually it slows your counter attack. However this is an ideal case and it should be modified when being used in real practice. We are now working on KAESHI DO contents, so it will be a little help for you.
@@kenkichiinkendoworld2664 so great! I'm really looking for it. Just want to let you know you are my favorite kendo channel. Probably only you and Jose from kendotips are trying to explain a lot of complex kendo terms by breaking it down into small parts and using analogies. I do struggle a lot with kaeshi dou, from getting the right distance to striking fast enough. I hope to see your video soon. May the force let us each others one day!
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Master, may I clarify one point: you say to strike kaeshi dou, pull the left hand, so you always hold the right hand in the same place during blocking, the right hand does not move when u strike kaeshi dou?
Yes, ideal theory is What you understand. When moving right hand from blocking position to attacking position, it takes a little time. Eventually it slows your counter attack. However this is an ideal case and it should be modified when being used in real practice.
We are now working on KAESHI DO contents, so it will be a little help for you.
@@kenkichiinkendoworld2664 so great! I'm really looking for it. Just want to let you know you are my favorite kendo channel. Probably only you and Jose from kendotips are trying to explain a lot of complex kendo terms by breaking it down into small parts and using analogies.
I do struggle a lot with kaeshi dou, from getting the right distance to striking fast enough. I hope to see your video soon. May the force let us each others one day!
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