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Research on safety measures for Kendo equipment for prevention of injury. In Budo (Kendo)

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Nakiri F.
Ido Movement for Culture. Journal of Martial Arts Anthropology
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2019
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vol. 19
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issue 1S
3-5
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Kendo developed as an athletic contest between protagonists who compete to score Yuko-datotsu (Ippon, or valid strikes) on specified target areas (Men, Kote, Do, and Tsuki) using a bamboo sword (Shinai). Therefore, from an athletic perspective in which competitors don protective gear and strike each other, there is an inherent possibility that injury may occur should the equipment be insufficient. To enjoy participation in Kendo throughout one’s lifetime, the prevention of injury and accidents is essential, and, to this end, safety measures for Kendo equipment are extremely important
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