View Full Version : Sotaro Honda's writings
ratdeau
3rd May 2005, 07:11 PM
Hello,
Some of the following articles have already been mentionned on KW.
What do you think about them. Did you know them? Do you find them useful? What's the most intresting thing for you? Is there something you really do not agree with?
http://www.kendo.org.uk/articles/jigeiko/01/
http://www.kendo.org.uk/articles/jigeiko/02/
http://www.kendo.org.uk/articles/shiai/01/
http://www.kendo.org.uk/articles/shiai/02/
http://www.kendo.org.uk/articles/tactics/01/
http://www.kendo.org.uk/articles/tactics/02/
http://www.kendo.org.uk/articles/tactics/03/
I'm really interested by your point of view.
Charlie
3rd May 2005, 11:37 PM
I think I've only read one of these but I am really, really looking forward to reading them all, now!
Alex
3rd May 2005, 11:55 PM
Sotaro's writing for Kendo World now too. We will have his first article published in the next magazine.
Alex
eric
4th May 2005, 01:52 AM
These are very well written discussions on kendo and it is an extremely intertesting viewpoint because of the discussion on tactics ect. This topic is usually frowed upon, as mentioned in the article, but can be effectively taught and discussed.
Kingofmyrrh
4th May 2005, 01:52 AM
He's one of the very few people I've met who has the ability to break things down and teach as well as the legendary Hide... except for I can actually practice with him as well! A first class teacher and kendoist.
Andoru
4th May 2005, 02:01 PM
I find his writings insightful and illuminating. Glad to hear that he's writing for KW!
ratdeau
4th May 2005, 02:43 PM
He's one of the very few people I've met who has the ability to break things down and teach as well as the legendary Hide... except for I can actually practice with him as well! A first class teacher and kendoist.
lucky man.
The great I AM
4th May 2005, 08:32 PM
Hes my coach too....lucky me as well!
Seriously, Honda sensei is a brilliant and inspiring teacher, you always want to do your best for him, and he has an amazingly deep understanding of what hes talking about. So I am lucky. I just wish I could practise with him more often.
karai
5th May 2005, 02:42 PM
http://www.kendo.org.uk/articles/jigeiko/01/
http://www.kendo.org.uk/articles/jigeiko/02/
http://www.kendo.org.uk/articles/shiai/01/
http://www.kendo.org.uk/articles/shiai/02/
http://www.kendo.org.uk/articles/tactics/01/
http://www.kendo.org.uk/articles/tactics/02/
http://www.kendo.org.uk/articles/tactics/03/
I'm really interested by your point of view.
Really glad you posted these, ratdeau -- I don't believe I've ever read articles about Kendo written in such a way. These are great! They're very thorough, clear, straight-to-the-point, and illuminating as well -- you just don't see enough discussion about some of the concepts here, and it's nice to have someone who actively knows how first-hand Kendo feels write something like these. I was especially impressed by the articles on tactics, and I urge anyone who hasn't already read them to do so!
projectnavi
4th June 2005, 04:08 AM
yes, thanks alot for posting this...
if you get any more of those, please don't be shy and share !
project
Powered by vBulletin® Version 4.2.1 Copyright © 2013 vBulletin Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved.