Jou-ge Suburi - 4:28
Naname Suburi - 8:53
Kuu-Kan Datotsu - 11:35
Nidan Waza - 18:40

I am 71 years old but I still want to learn kendo maybe with this tutorial video I can  .thank you for the details of the fundamental technique

I envy your forearms, but i will practice.

I don't understand why people dislike videos like this thay are very helpful

New to Kendo - just started at a local Doja...this video, along with your others) have a huge help taking what I learned at the dojo and brining it home to practice.  There is so much to learn as a new student and these have really helped remind me how to do things correctly hat home.

Brings back memories. Wanted to learn this as a child but my parents didn't want me to. So I practiced by myself using these kinds of videos. All I had was a stick but when I got older I bought myself my first shinai and practiced it in the garage.

Always back to the basics and learning is a joy! Beautiful and powerful Kendo start from these Basics.  Difficult as it is simple.

I'm here from a Shotokan Karate background. Our Sensei practiced Kendo for many years growing up in Japan. Then he switched to Karate.  He had to do 100 sword strokes every morning before school. It gives you formidable wrists and forearms as I can see on you, Andy.  This is so generous of you to give us these lessons!  You have a wonderful smile!
I find Kendo fascinating.  When I asked Sensei about the differences in martial arts, he said it was a matter of distance.  Kendo is sword length distance from opponents, karate is kicking distance, jiu jitsu is grappling distance (the closest). However, no matter which skill you choose, the human body always moves in the same ways.  I also swim.  Swimming is karate in the water.  I strongly urge everyone to learn to swim well.  It lubricates your joints, keeps muscles supple, and heals injuries faster.  Also gives you Vit D in sunlight.

I never imagined I'd seriously practice kendo just because of cosplaying a swordsman sorcerer, and now I'm here... This video is a great help.

Why do I feel like this dude could snap your arm just by squeezing to hard on accident😂😂

Friend bought me a training katana years ago to try to get me into martial arts with him. I never used it. Now, I will. Thank you

Finally... finally a video about use of Shinai and Katanas for at home practice... with someone who knows what they are talking about. great video. been looking for something like this

If this is for new participants than the language used should be added to the contents so we are able to keep up the names of different strikes and procedures.

I'm new to kendo.  This video has been very helpful.  Thank you.  I look forward to other videos as I let this one sink in.

Thank you so much for posting these videos! I just started practicing myself, but I live in Japan and it is often difficult to understand exactly what my sensei is trying to convey to me, due to all of the particular vocabulary of kendo. These videos have really helped me grasp a better understanding, so hopefully my sensei won't be too exasperated with me in the future!

Thought of leaving comment also.
I returned back to kendo after being away from it for 5 years, and feeling really excited about it again.
I have few books about Kendo that i casually browser, but they will not go as in-depth as you do. I am not sure why is that, but the way you explain these little details and show by doing them is just amazingly fun for me to watch and learn. I have been stuck these couple of days watching your videos after work and have learned so much.
Im sure all the dislikes are from people who found videos too long and that amount of shilling your shop, but they have to understand that i have not seen this comprehensive explanation nowhere, thats why to get it all out, and i am sure theres even more to that, takes long time, and time and effort you put under it needs come compensation, so thats why those "adds" to your own shop.
I really appreciate your work, time and effort you put into these videos and also that enthusiasm and spark you show. You are really glowing when teaching us Kendo.
Arigato gozaimasu

Thank you. I started this year and still have problems with basics, this definitely helps.

Thank you for this awesome explanation !
Just started with Kendo and this really helps me to get the start right.
Greetings from Germany :)

Thank you for this tutorial unfortunately due to life circumstances I couldn’t continue practicing and now I just bring my boken to work and practice my last hour on my own at home with this.