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What is kendo?The Japenese-American owner of the Kendo Gun Shop adjacent to the police station in the video game Resident Evil 2. You would think that a gun shop owner like Robert Kendo would be able to survive a zombie outbreak. kendo - meme gifkendo - videoKendo - what is it?the best spanish rapper of 2011 me: ''you heard kendo kaponi new son?' What does "kendo" mean?Girl: Hey Xeniok, what's with the pizza face? Kendo - what does it mean?The proper "street" pronunciation of NBA player Kendall Gill as pronounced by "Dee Dee" on the hilariously unfunny show "My Brother and Me" run on Nickolodeon in the early 90's. Look Alfi!!!! Its Kendo Geeyo!!! Kendo - meaningNormally used name of the sport Ice Hockey in Finland... Shall we go see kendo(=Ice Hockey) ? Kendo - definitionKendo aka βKT3β Is Just One Of A Kind. Heβs Mostly Slept On Especially by The Females. Kendo Is One Of the funniest people on this earth once you get to know him and he gets comfortable with you. Kendo isnβt really the best with the ladies nor does he care. His social skills are a bit off so he doesnβt fuck with many. Kendo is a smart,kind, goofy, soul smoke nor drink but he will smoke a pussy nigga and then drink a shot of apple cider of his body. Other then kendo just be big chillin. females wish men were more like him, but donβt like him. Does kendo care? Girls: Youβre a nice a guy, i wish niggas would be like you. But i only see you as a friend Kendo - slangKendo which translates literally to 'The Way of the Sword', is a contemporary Japanese martial art that evolved from the traditions of the samurai, the warrior class of ancient Japan, based upon sword fencing techniques developed over centuries of combat. Like many Japanese martial arts, the philosophical foundations of Kendo revolve around the precepts of Zen Buddhism, and the guiding belief that enlightenment and heightened awareness, flow from the ability to focus and calm the mind. Following in the footsteps of the samurai, modern practitioners of Kendo, or 'Kendoka', as they are called, strive not only to master the physical techniques of the Japanese sword, but, also, the mental and spiritual aspects as well. Although Kendoβs roots lie with the ancient samurai, the art has evolved over the centuries, adapting as societal conditions changed, to its present form where competition between practitioners involves not life and death combat with razor sharp blades, but controlled matches governed by strict rules of conduct, and non-lethal instruments. This difference in focus, distinguishes Kendo from 'Kenjutsu', which is also a Japanese sword art deriving from traditional fencing. Unlike Kendo, whose techniques are updated for practice as a non-lethal aesthetic, Kenjutsuβs primary focus is combat and warfare, and as such, closely parallels the actual lethal techniques employed by the samurai on the field of battle. In place of the katana, the traditional sword of the samurai, modern Kendoka use shinai, an implement constructed of four bamboo staves bound together at specific junctures with leather bands. This non-lethal weapon, along with the use of body armor, or 'bogu', as it is referred to in Kendo, enable Kendoka to engage in fencing contests without the fear of death or serious bodily injury. The bogu is modeled after the traditional armor of the samurai, which unlike the cumbersome metal armor of European knights, was lightweight and designed for optimal movement and flexibility. Kendo practice traditionally takes place in a training hall or, 'dojo'. Organization of a dojo is hierarchical, with the master at the top, and beginning students at the bottom. As in the other Japanese martial arts, the belt or 'kyu' system is employed, with the highest rank or 'dan' being the black belt. Students train in Kendo through the practice of 'kata', a series of formal exercises passed down through time that replicate the movements and techniques required in traditional combat. In addition to learning and practicing the different kata, Kendoka also engage in informal matches known as 'keiko' or 'kumite' which are moderated by senior members of the dojo, and test the practitionerβs live combat ability. KendoSport/martial art orginating from Japan. Kendo translates to 'the way of the sword', and practicioners are called kendoka. Kendo is the way of the sword. KendoA great sport requiring much spirit, discipline, and all of that jazz. Unfortunately, a lot of samurai/ninja-wannabes tend to participate in this sport. Also, fencing is better than kendo. One would not be shocked to see one who participates in kendo as one who participates in band, and one who participates in LARPing. Kendo seems cool. What a great example right? Kendojapanese fencing. The objective of this sport is to hit the opponent with your sword/sinai (duh). Valid targets are head, hands, waist or torso, and neck. equipments used in kendo: helmet, body armor, gauntlets/gloves, hakama. shoute iku shoute whena you a swingu! leta youra kiai rerease! |
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