Hidekatsu Inoue - Kendo collection Vol 1-4 DVDRip [2004, кендо, DVDRip]

■Equipment
1. Kendo-gi
Structure and Names of the Kendo-gi
2. Hakama
Structure and the Names of the Hakama
3. Men (Mask)
Structure and Names of the Men (Mask)
4. Kote (Glove)
Structure and Names of the Kote (Glove)
5. Tare and Do (Hip and Chest Protectors)
Structure and Names of the Tare (Hip Protector) and Do (Chest Protector)
6. Shinai (Bamboo Sword)
Structure and Names of the Shinai (Bamboo Sword)
7. Bokuto (Wooden Sword)
Structure and Names of the Bokuto (Wooden Sword)
8. How to wear the Kendo-gi
9. How to wear the Hakama
10. How to wear the Tare and Do
11. How to wear the Tenugui
12. How to wear the Men
13. How to wear the Kote and how to take off
14.Taking the Men off
15.Method to put the Tare and Do away properly
16.Folding the Kendo-gi
17.Folding the Hakama
18.Assembling the Shinai
19.Maintenance of the Shinai
■Etiquette
1.Footwork Body Movement
Balance
2.Standing Bow
3.Sitting and standing in three motions
4.Sitting and standing in one motion
5.Formalway of sitting
Formal sitting position
6.Sitting bow
Sitting bow
7.Meditation
Idea and Method of Mokuso (Meditation)
8.Chu-dan (Basic Posture)
Basic position of your feet
How to hold the shinai
Position and form of the arms in three motions
Kamae and Osame in one motion
Standing Kamae and Osame
■Fundamental technique 1
1. Natural posture
Repeating footwork
Sideway steps
Turn
Sliding steps
Variations of the sliding steps
Walking step
Short step (joint step), measuring step
Stomping footwork
Sliding steps and Stomping footwork
2.Kukan-datotsu (striking an imaginary opponent)
Jo-ge (up-and-down) Suburi (swing)
Men, Kote, Do and Tsuki strikes in three motions
Men, Kote, Do and Tsuki strikes in two motion
Men, Kote, Do and Tsuki strikes in one motion
Left and right Men strikes in three motions and in one motion
3.Repeating Kukan-datotsu
Combinationstrike: Kote-Men
Combination strike: Kote-Do
Combination strike: Kote-Men-Do
Repetitive Men strikes
Repetitive Left and right Men strikes
4.Suburi (Practice swings with the shinai)
Up-and-down swing
Naname (diagonal) Suburi
Men strikes with a step forward
Men strikes with a step forward and backward
Left and right Men strikes with a step forward and backward
Left and right men strikes with sideway steps
Squat suburi
Squat suburi with alternating feet
Choyaku (jumping) Haya (fast)-suburi with alternating feet
Choyaku haya-suburi with alternating back-and-forth and left-and-right feet
Haya-suburi with jumping back-and-forth
5.Kukan-datotsu with stomping footwork
Centre Men, right Kote and right Do
Kote-Men, Men-Men and Kote-Men-Men
6.Basic strikes with short-range footwork
Centre Men, right Kote, right Do and left and right Men
7.Basic strikes with stomping footwork
Centre Men, right Kote and right Do Kote-Men, Men-Men and Kote-Men-Men

■Fundamental technique 2
1. Distance
Distance: Far contact, Issoku-Itto contact, Medium contact,
Chikama (Close) contact,Tsubazeriai (close at hand) contact
2.Kirikaeshi
Basic Kirikaeshi (repetitive left-and-right strikes)
Left and right Men Kirikaeshi
Left and right Men Kirikaeshi: Received with the Shinai
Left and right Do Kirikaeshi
Kirikaeshi with three striking zones
Jumping left-and-right Men Kirikaeshi in the same spot
Jumping left-and-right Men and left-and-right Do Kirikaeshi in the same spot
Repetitive Kirikaeshi chasing a Moto-dachi who is stepping back quickly
3.Strike Practices: single strike
Centre Men Strike
Right Kote
Right Do: Through the right of Moto-dachi, through the left of Moto-dachi
Gyaku (opposite side)-Do (left Do)
Tsuki
4.Strike Practices: Repeating strikes
Kote-Men
Kote-Do
Men-Men
Men-Do
Tsuki-Men
Kote-Men-Men
Kote-Men-Do
Men-Men-Men
Kote-Men-Kote-Men
Kote-Men-Do-Men
5.Strike Practices: Hiki-Waza (Strike stepping backwards)
Stomping footwork for Hiki-Waza (strike stepping backwards) from close contact
Hiki-Men
Hiki-Kote
Hiki-Do (right Do)
Hiki-Gyaku Do (left Do)
6.Strike Practices: Repeating Hiki-Waza
Men-Men
Men-Do
Men-Gyaku Do
Men-Kote
Do-Men
Gyaku Do-Men
Men-Men-Men
Men-Do-Men
7.Colliding Basic Tai-atari (Colliding)
Front center Tai-atari
Kote, Tai-atari
Kote. Men Tai-atari
Men, Tai-atari, Hiki-Men
Men, Tai-atari, Hiki-Do
Men. Tai-atari. Gyaku Do.
Men, Tai-atari, Hiki-Kote
8.Mawari-Waza (Spinning Moves)
What is Mawari-Waza?
Men Mawari-Men
Men Mawari-Do
Men Mawari-Kote

■Applied technique 1
1.Attack and the movement of the Shinai
The way of thinking for attacking
Omote-zeme (attack from the Omote)
Ura-zeme (attack from the Ura)
Gedan-zeme (lower attack)
2.Harai and the movement of the Shinai
Omote-barai (the Harai using the Omote)
Ura-barai (the Harai using the Ura)
3.Maki (twist) and the movement of the Shinai
Omote-maki-osae, Omote-maki-otoshi, Omote-maki-age
Ura-maki-osae, Ura-maki-otoshi, Ura-maki-age
4.Dodging and the movement of the Shinai
Omote-yoke (dodge using the Omote)
Ura-yoke (dodge using the Ura)
5.Kaeshi and the movement of the Shinai
Omote-suri-age, Omote-oji-gaeshi
Ura-suri-age, Ura-oji-gaeshi
Omote-maki-osae, Ura-maki-osae
Uchi-otoshi (strike down)
6.Kuzushi (breaking) at the Tsubazeriai
Omote-kuzushi (the Kuzushi using the Omote)
Ura-kuzushi (the Kuzushi using the Ura)
Shita-kuzushi (lower Kuzushi)
Ura-kuzushi from the Omote, Omote-kuzushi from the Ura
■Applied technique 2
7.Shikake-waza, Men
Men from the Omote-osae
Men after the Harai at the Omote
Men after the Maki-osae at the Omote
Men after the Ura-osae
Men after the Harai at the Ura
Kote-men from the Omote-osae
Kote-men from the Ura-osae
Kote-men after Harai at the Omote
Kote-men after the Harai at the Ura
Men after feinting the Kote( from above)
Men after feinting the Kote (from the bottom)
Men after feinting the Men
Men from the Gedan-zeme
Tsuki-men from the Gedan-zeme
Men after the "Maki-otoshi" from the Omote
Men after the "Maki-otoshi" from the Ura
Shinoji-men (the Men in a letter form "Shi")
Reverse Shinoji-men
Katsugi-Men
Katate-hanmen
8.Shikake-waza, Kote
Kote from the Omote-osae
Kote from the Ura-osae
Kote from the Gedan-zeme
Kote after the Harai at the Ura
Kote after Hari at the Omote
Kote after the Maki-age from the Omote
Kote after the Maki-age from the Ura
Kote after feinting the Men
kote after feinting the Tsuki
Katsugi-gote
9.Shikake-waza, Do
Do from the Omote-osae (Rignt-sabaki)
Do from the Omote-osae (Left-sabaki)
Do from the Ura-osae (Rignt-sabaki)
Do from the Ura-osae (Left-sabaki)
Kote-do from the Omote-zeme, Kote-do from the Ura-zeme
Men feint Do (Left-sabaki), Kote feint Do (Rignt-sabaki)
Do after the Maki-age from the Omote(Left-sabaki),Do after the Maki-age
from the Ura(Rignt-sabaki)
Gyaku-do after the Harai-age from the Ura, Gyaku-do after the Maki-osae
from the Omote
Men feint Gyaku-do, Kote feint Gyaku-do
10.Shikake-waza, Tsuki
Morote-tsuki from the Omote-zeme
Morote-tsuki from the Ura-zeme
Morote-tsuki from the Gedan-zeme,Tsuki after feinting the kote
Tsuki after the Maki-otoshi from the Omote, Tsuki after the Maki-otoshi
from the Ura
Katate-tsuki (Tsuki with one hand)
11.Shikake-waza from the Tsuba-zeri-ai (close guards)
Omote-kuzushi-hiki-men, Omote-kuzushi-hiki-men at the Ura
Omote-kuzushi-hiki-do, Omote-kuzushi-hiki-kote
Ura-kuzushi-hiki-men, Ura-kuzushi-hiki-kote
Ura-kuzushi-hiki-do, Ura-kuzushi-hiki-gyaku-do
Hikido from the Ura-kosa, Hiki-men (Omote) from the Ura-kosa
Shita-kuzushi-hiki-men, Shita-kuzushi-hiki-kote
Shita-kuzushi-hiki-do, Shita-kuzushi-hiki-gyaku-do
Men feint Hiki-do, Do feint Hiki-men
Katsugi-hiki-gote, Katsugi-hiki-men
Katsugi-hiki-do, Katsugi-hiki-gyaku-do

■Applied technique 3
1.Kaeshi-waza against the Men
Lure into the Men
Debana-men
Debana-kote
Men-nuki-do
Men-ojigaeshi-do (Left-sabaki), Men-ojigaeshi-do (Right-sabaki)
Men-suriage-men (Ura), Men-suriage-men (Omote)
Men-ojigaeshi-mem, Men-barai-(Hari)-men
Men-barai-men, Men-nuki-hiki-gote
Men-suriage-gote(Ura), Men-kaeshi-gote
Men-nuki-gyaku-do, Men-ojigaeshi-gyaku-do
2.Kaeshi-waza against the Kote
Lure into the Kote
Kote-nuki-men
Kote-suriage-men (Ura)
Kote-suriage-men (Omote)
Kote-suriage-kote, Kote-ojigaeshi-kote
Kote-ojigaeshi-men
Ai-gote-men
3.Kaeshi-waza against the Do
Do-uchi-otoshi-men
Gyaku-do-uchi-otoshi-men
Do-maki-kaeshi-men
4.Kaeshi-waza against the Tsuki
Tsuki-omote-osae-men, Tsuki-hari-men
Tsuki-maki-osae-men (Ura), Tauki-maki-osae-men (Omote)
Tsuki-nuki-hiki-men, Tsuki-nuki-hiki-hanmen
5.Kaeshi-waza from the Tsuba-zeriai
Things to consider at the Tsuba-zeriai
Hiki-men at the Hiki-bana of the Men
Hiki-gote at the Hiki-bana of the Men, Hiki-do at the Hiki-bana of the Men
Hiki-men at the Hiki-bana of the Do, Hiki-gote at the Hiki-bana of the Do
Oi-men after doing the Suri-age to the Hiki-men
Oi-men after striking down the Hiki-do, Oi-gote-men after striking down the
Hiki-gote
■Applied technique 4
6.Hit against the opponent who dodges
The basics for the Dodge
Men feint Rignt Han-men against the Omote-yoke, Men feint Kote
Men feint Do against the Omote-yoke, Tsuki after showing the Iro (pretending)
Left Han-men, Tobikomi-do (left sabaki), Morote-tsuki against the Ura-yoke
Gyaku-do, Tsuki, and Age-gote against the Mitokoroyoke
Tsuki feint Men, Kote feint Kote against the Mitokoryoke
Tobikomi-do (left-sabaki), Tsuki, and Tsuki feint Men against the Banzai-yoke
7.Hit after dodging and the Sabaki (moving away)
Hiki-men and Hiki-do after moving away from the Omote-yoke, Hiki-gote after
moving away from the Ura-yoke
Men after the right-Sabaki from the Omote-yoke, Men after the left-Sabaki
from the Ura-yoke
8.Oi-uchi from the Tsuba-zeriai
Age-gote after dodging the Hiki-men, Tsuki after dodging the Hiki-men
Kote-men and Men feint Kote after dodging the Hiki-do
9.Nori-kaeshi from the Tsuba-zeriai
The basics of the Nori-kaeshi
Hiki-men Nori-kaeshi Men (2step-style and 1-step style)
Hiki-men Nori-kaeshi Kote (2-step style, 1-step style)
Hiki-do Nori-kaeshi Men (2-step style, 1-step style)
Hiki-men Nori-kaeshi De-gote, Hiki-men Nori-kaeshi Ai-men
Hiki-do Nori-kaeshi De-gote, Hiki-do Nori-kaeshi Migi-sabaki Ai-men