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Kendo is the Japanese martial art of fencing.
It was developed from many schools of Japanese swordsmanship, or kenjutsu.
Although a martial art in many respects, kendo is not practiced as a form of self defense.
Steeped in tradition, demanding in its practice, and rewarding through commitment,
kendo is a sport that encourages more than the physical activity of striking an opponent.
Through hard work and concentration, kendo will improve the mind and body while promoting
personal growth. Respect, etiquette, humility, and discipline are among a few of the
very important aspects of kendo. Kendo can be practiced and enjoyed throughout one's life.
The Madison Kendo Dojo was first formed in the fall of 2007 and held its first practice
November 5. We are a non profit organization. Practices are held once a week on Wednesdays. We are Madison's first and only dojo open to the public and we welcome all
people to come and join.
July 2, 2010
Practices Starting Again:
The practice location will stay the same as will the time and days (Mon and Wed 7:15pm to 9:15pm). This new schedule
is in effect from July 12 through August 4 2010