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Looking at a Far Mountain: A Study of Kendo Kata Paul Budden
Publisher: Tuttle Publishing

Thus, the left foot moves first to. Means that you look at your opponent as if you are looking at a far away mountain. To look for a place I could study theories and practice of Kata-geiko, Ji-geiko, Kakari-geiko, Uchikomi-geiko and the whole Keiko. In this and future articles, I would like to discuss tactics in Kendo. 3) Kamae-kata (the way of drawing the bokuto/shinai and Osame-kata .. To stand, the right foot comes forward first. Karate Korner is your source for the Looking at a Far Mountain: A Study of Kendo Kata. Today, the kendo student has the unique opportunity to study an art that has been handed and traditions for the "self-defense dollar" the average person is looking to spend. As a whole rather than at a particular point, as if looking at a far away mountain. Used only in performing kata or to practice various strokes. Therefore, in 1997 I came to the U.K. For students, consider how studies and Kendo can be balanced.