Rules of Kendo : Rules and Regulations of Kendo for Beginners

How to play Kendo.
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0:00 Objective in kendo
0:20 Scoring in kendo
0:30 Rules of kendo

Today we are talking about Kendo Rules.
The basic objective in a Kendo match is for the players to strike their opponents in the striking zone.
In the end, the player with more points wins.
Each time a fighter strikes their opponent with a bamboos word, one point is rewarded
At the end of the match, the fighter with more points wins.

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[charlessmith]

Like "karate", zanshin is important also in Kendo. In Kendo, when you do a legal strike on the opponent with the shinai, you need to get ready to hit that opponent a second time, because the opponent can counter-attack you at any time. How? Pay attention to not only the opponent but also the opponent's shinai and anticipate the counterattack so you can attack. And distract yourself from anything else. That's zanshin.

Why? In competition Kendo, suppose you hit the shinai on the top of the head of the opponent with a kiai, and the ref scores you an ippon--a point. Then, if the ref does not stop the fight, you try to show-off by cheering at the audience for doing your successful strike while facing the back to the opponent. Then, you pay the penalty--the ref catches you not observing zanshin, and slaps you with a "hansoku" - in this case, the ref strips away your ippon - so that means you lose your ippon - or you lose a point. Aka a penalty point.

The moral of the story is you must look at the opponent in Kendo until there is a time-out, a stoppage of combat, or the fight is over or ended.

[quintonh]

you said a couple of the striking points wrong. Tsuki you don't say Tee-sookee, you say sookee and there's just a little whisper of the T sound when you say it. Also Kote is not pronounced like "coat" it's pronounced Cote-aye.

[beamartialartist]

Please make a video on Kudo (Japanese MMA)

[jacobs]

I cringed so hard when I heard the pronunciation of the Japanese terms my hands ended up here. Whoa.