Kendo
Kendo the japanese art of fencing, which uses two types of wooden sword, the bokken and the shinai. The bokken is used primarily for practice, the shinai for full contact sparring (mart.Art.) Kendo a japanese martial art in which people fence using bamboo sticks instead of swords (dict. Of sp. And ex. Sc. 2006, 119P.) Kendo (in japanese "way of the sword") combat sport which is a discipline of budo sport. Kendo is practiced on a large smooth combat floor (11 x 11 m) and supervised by four referees. The equipment used for fighting is the baton (schinai) which consists of four bamboo sticks up to 1.18 M long (weight 485 g). The clothing of the athlete (kenodka) is made up of a divided skirt (hakama) and cotton jacket (keigoki) as well as protective gear to prevent severe injuries for the iliac region (tare), chest (do), head (men), and leather gloves (kote). In the duel with the opponent (schiai) the rules allow only hits on the protected parts of the body, however, these hits can be executed with full force. The seven fixed types of hits are often accompanied by a combat scream (kiai). A fight usually continues for 5 minutes, or unless one fighter has reached two points (one point = successful hit). (H.Haag &g. Haag, dictionary, 2003, 271p.)
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