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**ggdfgtdfffhfyj** · 09-12-2006, 05:01 PM

Interesting thread title! I don't see it as "cross-training" at all - just another place to learn Kendo. Well, actually I guess that would of course depend on the Sensei/Sabumnim at each place, but since I imagine the majority are "live and let live" types it shouldn't be a problem.

We currently have visitors from our neighbouring Kendo dojo train with us every week and we have a healthy respect for each other's Kendo/Kumdo. The major difference between our two clubs apart from the teachers' focus, is that we also learn Korean kata (Bon Gook Gum Bap). I get 2 for one (Japanese and Korean) - just lucky I guess! :-)

09-12-2006, 05:01 PM	#4
ggdfgtdfffhfyj Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 501 Senior Member	Interesting thread title! I don't see it as "cross-training" at all - just another place to learn Kendo. Well, actually I guess that would of course depend on the Sensei/Sabumnim at each place, but since I imagine the majority are "live and let live" types it shouldn't be a problem. We currently have visitors from our neighbouring Kendo dojo train with us every week and we have a healthy respect for each other's Kendo/Kumdo. The major difference between our two clubs apart from the teachers' focus, is that we also learn Korean kata (Bon Gook Gum Bap). I get 2 for one (Japanese and Korean) - just lucky I guess! :-)
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