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Kendo:     more books (101)

Kendo the Essential Guide To Mastering T by BroderickJeff, 2004 Year of the Baboon - A Crazy Dutch Kendo Student Reporting from The Land of the Rising Fun by Stefan Korpel, 2009-10-20 Purification Sword; Learn Modern Kendo by Ara Niseki, 1994 THIS IS KENDO: THE ART OF JAPANESE FENCING Kendo: Bokuto, Shinai, Kendo-Weltmeisterschaft, Kendo-Weltmeisterschaft 2006, Kendo-Wettkampf, Kirikaeshi, Fukuro Shinai, Bogu (German Edition) The Kendo Name in History by Ancestry.com, 2007-06-29 Shinto Muso-Ryu: Shinto Muso-Ryu, History of Shinto Muso-Ryu, Muso Gonnosuke, Shinto Muso-Ryu Jo Kata, Zen Nihon Kendo Renmei Jodo Kendo, la voie du sabre ou La Révolution du savoir être - Le Kendo à Rudrâ, l'école de danse de Maurice Béjart by Pierre Delorme, 2003-06-16 This is Kendo: The Art of Japanese Fencing Kendo Organizations: International Kendo Federation, European Kendo Federation, British Kendo Association, All Japan Kendo Federation Das ist Kendo. by Gordon Warner, 2002-01-31 Illustrated Guide to the Art of Oriental Self-Defense : Kendo, Kung Fu, Judo, Karate & Aikido by Jim Wilson, 1975 The Pictorial Guide to The Martial Arts: Kung Fu, Judo, Karate, Kendo, Aikido by Jim Wilson, 1976-01-01 Taipeh: Nationale Chiang-Kai-Shek-Gedächtnishalle, Legislativ-Yuan, Mrt, Flughafen Taiwan Taoyuan, Kendo-Weltmeisterschaft 2006 (German Edition)

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41. Nami Kendo Dojo
    Trieste Informazioni, notizie, foto, raccolta di libri consigliati.  
    http://www.kendo.ts.it/

42. Kendo Guide: A Guide | Inter Martial Arts
    The kendo guide and resource, from the largest Martial Arts Guide on the net. Including instructional videos, legends, origins and more. Everything you need to know on this  
    http://www.intermartialarts.com/styles/kendo
    
    Extractions: Sitemap Contact Us Find us on: RSS Feed Twitter Facebook Welcome sign up for free Go back to : Home Martial Arts Style Asian Martial Arts Original name : Kendo (剣道, kendō) Founded by : Naganuma Sirōzaemon Kunisato (長沼 四郎左衛門 国郷) Country of origin : Japan History Philosophy Grading Practice ... Legends Kendo has been practiced with the purpose of molding the body and mind, to develop dynamic spirit through correct and tough training. In order to strive for the improvement in the art of Kendo and to maintain the courtesy and honor, Kendo became popular. The main fundamentals of Kendo include footwork, thrusts, stance, cuts, parries and feints. Martial Media View Members uploaded: Search: More on Kendo While taking training of Kendo, we train our body as well as the mental state of our mind. The main benefit of Kendo is that it can be learnt by any age group. Moreover, it does not require big muscles. Kendo is considered to be a good exercise to maintain physical health. Login Username: Password: Connect Style Search Enter a martial arts style: Newest Members Users online: 86 guests; and

43. Relocate
    Portal mit Links zu zahlreichen Dojos in der Schweiz.  
    http://www.kendo.ch/

44. Choyokan Kendo Dojo, Classes And Training In The Japanese Martial Art Of Swordsm
    Choyokan kendo Dojo has two locations in the Chicagoland area. Practices are held on Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.  
    http://www.choyokan-kendo.org/
    
    Extractions: Kendo, the Japanese martial art of swordsmanship, is more of a self-discipline rather than a self-defense. Its practices are vigorous and demanding; the art is challenging and fun to learn. If you are a person seeking a "way" to self development, and not merely trophies, Kendo training may be for you. Dojo News Latest News Keep up-to-date with what's going on at Choyokan Kendo Dojo by reading our blog . We will be integrating the blog into the whole website soon.

45. Kendo Kenky�kai Fulda E.V.
    Geschichte, Kleidung, Waffe, Trainingszeiten und eine Begriffserkl rung.  
    http://www.kendo-fulda.de

46. Obukan Kendo Club :: Welcome
    Iaido and kendo (Japanese fencing) class schedules, fees, and instructors.  
    http://obukan.com/

47. EDKG E.V.
    Dojo in Berlin. Trainingszeiten und Kontaktadressen.  
    http://www.kendo-berlin.de/

48. Kendo
    and history of martial arts. Search engine, news, chat, forum, discussion group.  
    http://www.martial-way.com/kendo.html

49. THE CANADIAN KENDO FEDERATION
    Member of International kendo Federation overseeing kendo for the country. Provides news, announcements and a dojo directory.  
    http://kendo-canada.com/

50. Renshinjuku Kendo
    Vereniging met dojo s in Amstelveen en Almere voor de beoefening van deze Japanse zwaardvechtkunst. Informatie over kendo en de termen en filmpjes van alle kata.  
    http://www.renshinjuku.nl/

51. Kendo - Home
    =IMPORTANT NEWS!!! This page has been replaced by Budoweb.org Though the page remains open for the time being please post new content direct too the Budoweb site as I will be  
    http://kendo.wikispaces.com/

52. KENDO KAI SUZUKI
    Vereniging in Den Haag. Met clubnieuws, de oorsprong van kendo, informatie over de uitrusting, voorbeelden van de basishoudingen en veel foto s van de trainingen.  
    http://www.kendokaisuzuki.com

53. Kendo - Uncyclopedia, The Content-free Encyclopedia
    kendo, meaning Way of the Gun , as practised today is a highly refined version of the less refined version of kendo practised some time ago in Japan. Contestants face  
    http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Kendo

54. International Kendo Federation Rules Of Kendo
    kendo Match Regulations and Refereeing October 1994. Published by the Anthony Galvan of the Southern California kendo Federation.  
    http://www.rain.org/~galvan/rules.txt
    
    Extractions: TAISHO FUKUSHO FUKUSHO CHUKEN CHUKEN JIHO JIHO SENPO SENPO TAISHO TAISHO FUKUSHO FUKUSHO CHUEKN CHUKEN JIHO JIHO SENPO SENPO Sub Chief Sub Referees In successive matches, the next two competing teams will enter the court at the end of the preceding match and stand in rows with the preceding teams. Main Stand (Judge's Table) TAISHO TAISHO FUKUSHO FUKUSHO CHUKEN CHUKEN STARTING TEAM JIHO JIHO SENPO SENPO TAISHO TAISHO FUKUSHO FUKUSHO CHUEKN CHUKEN ENDING TEAM JIHO JIHO SENPO SENPO Ending Position >

55. Kendo - Definition
    Kendō (剣道, 劍道) is the martial art of Japanese swordsmanship, developed in the 16th century to unify a large number of different techniques.  
    http://www.wordiq.com/definition/Kendo
    
    Extractions: martial art of Japanese swordsmanship , developed in the 16th century to unify a large number of different techniques. Since the concept of Kendo has been stated as "to discipline the human character through the application of the principles of the Katana". However, Kendo combines martial arts values with sport elements, with some practioners stressing the former and others the latter. Taught using " swords " made of split bamboo shinai ) and extensive protective armour ( Bogu ), practitioners are called kendoka . Kendoka also use bokken (wooden swords) to practice set forms known as kata . In formal occasions, real swords or a metal sword with a blunt edge, called habiki , can be used. There are 10 basic katas to be learned during the proceeding from the highest apprentice level Ikkyu to the third master level Sandan. In modern kendo, there are two types of attacks - strikes and thrusts. Strikes are allowed against only certain areas on the body - the top of the head, the right and left sides of the body, and the forearms. Thrusts are only allowed to the throat. However, since a wrongly done thrust could injure the neck, thrust is often left out at the starting level and introduced later, provided that the user understands its risk and technique. In matches, points are only awarded when the attacks are done firmly and properly to the allowed targets with good control and a yell (in Japanese) corresponding to the part of the opponent that is being targeted. For example, if the opponent's head is the target, an accompanying cry of "

56. Welcome To Nenriki Kendo Club
    The oldest kendo club in London situated near the Elephant and Castle underground station.  
    http://www.kendo.co.uk/kendo/

57. Kendo Academy Sungmoo
    kendo / Kumdo martial arts school in New Jersey What is Kumdo? What is Kumdo? Kumdo is an ancient form of martial art with its origins in Korea.  
    http://www.kendoacademy.com/

58. University Of Wollongong Kendo Club
    New South Wales kendo Association and the University of Wollongong kendo Club.  
    http://kendo-wollongong.com

59. AUSKF - All United States Kendo Federation
    Official Site of the All United States kendo Federation  
    http://www.auskf.info/

60. APK - Associação Portuguesa De Kendo APD
    Where and how to do kendo and Iaido in Portugal. Dojos, culture, events, downloads, links, contacts and other general information. Member of the International and European kendo Federation.(English/Portugu s)  
    http://www.kendo.pt/
    
    Extractions: Your browser does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display inline frames. Regulamento Interno para Gradua��es Regulamento Interno de Kendo para Competi��es Nacionais e Selec��o Nacional Regulamento Interno de Iaido para Competi��es Nacionais e Selec��o Nacional Instrutores reconhecidos pela APK com autoriza��o para leccionar em Portugal: Kendo: Masakiyo Osaka (7�Dan)

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