Here are 10 comments pulled from the Kendama edit as to why you should watch this edit right now!
“Amazing honestly this inspires me to go outside and just jam”
“Seriously had to watch the majority of the clips like three times ! You absolute monster wtf !! Best edit I’ve seen in so long.. hell ya man !”
“Every trick was a banger, phenomenal edit Mags”
“That edit was the definition of Kendama”
“This was amazing! Definitely the best edit I’ve seen in a while!”
“This isn’t ok. I’ve watched this edit at least 12 times and i still can’t process how ZMAGS is doing this.”
“One of the best edits I’ve seen! Seriously man, keep it up, amazing work!”
“Oh.”
“This is insane”
“Absolutely crazy. very inspiring.”
⚠️ WARNING – This video will make you want to get out and sesh Kendama. ⚠️
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2gWa30BEBM
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Interview / News / Uncategorized
Tags: dylan westmoreland, haley bishoff, kaizen kendamas, kaizen slim shape kendama, kendama player of the month, Kendama USA, Kendama.nz, Lisa Komatsubara, New Zealand Kendama, pro model kendamas, shift shape kendama
January 14, 2019
This month’s player is Lisa K all the way from New Zealand! We took some time to catch up with her and this is what she had to say:
My name is Lisa Komatsubara, and I’m from Auckland, New Zealand! As a child, I grew up owning a traditional Japanese Kendama, and funnily enough, I actually thought it was a boring toy because all I could do with it was cups and spike. In 2016, I met Joe & Todd from @kumafilms and they showed me that you can do so much more with a Kendama! They taught me how to do Airplane and Juggle, and that’s how I fell in love with Kendama!
I literally practiced only those 2 tricks for a few months, then I played on & off then only occasionally. It wasn’t until August 2018 that I decided to start practicing properly and introduce myself to other tricks. Since then, my love & passion for Kendama has been growing bigger & bigger! When I’m not playing Kendama, I’m either juggling, capturing photos & videos, painting, or doing anything creative!
From the beginning, my Kendama inspirations have been null & null. They were the only 2 players I knew about when I first started. Another big inspiration is a fellow player Nicholas Jennings also from New Zealand. He continues to inspire me every day!”
Lisa’s progression is inspiring! Be sure to check out her feed and practice!
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Events / News
Tags: 2019, Adrian Esteban, Alex Mitchell, Battle at the Border, bryan scagline, Chad Covington, Damon Kirchmeier, kendama, kendama events, kendama tournament, Kendama USA, kendamas, Kevin DeSoto, Kota Kagoshima, Liam Router, Lyndon Whalen, Rocketown, skatepark, Sol, Tennessee Kendama, zach magnuson
January 8, 2019
Was there an earthquake in Tennessee this weekend? No. That was 150 + Kendama players popping off in Nashville for the 7th annual 2019 Battle at the Border! #BATB went down Jan 4th and 5th in Nashville Tennessee at Rocketown!
This year was the FIRST EVER doubles tag team freestyle competition where we witnessed some of the most high energy performances to date. Judges Bryan Scagline, Kota Kagoshima, and Damon Kirchmeier scored the competitors on tricks, tag style, team flow, and creativity. Each person competing in freestyle had to pair up and throw down with another player of their choice!
1st place was awarded to Liam Router and Alex Mitchell from Sol Kendamas,
2nd place Lyndon Whalen from Sol Kendamas and Adrian Estaban from Grain Theory, and
3rd place was held down by our boy Zach Magnuson and Kevin DeSoto from Sol Kendamas.
Sol Kendamas also premiered the Lyndon Whalen SOL PRO video and dropped the Lyndon Whalen Pro Model! The design screams Whalen’s style and is the first kendama off its kind. Big ups to the WHALE-DOG! Do yourself a favor and pick one up on SolKendamas.com!
Lastly, we had Open division. Liam Router (Sol Kendamas) and George Marshall (Sweets Kendamas) went head to head in an intense final battle for first! Liam wasn’t missing a trick, and neither was George. The energy in the room was at an all-time high. The epic match concluded with: Liam taking the W George took 2nd place & Zach Magnuson bagged 3rd for KUSA!
Much love to all of the sponsors, players, parents, supports, and everybody that helped make Battle at the Border an EPIC start to 2019! Special thank you to Chad Covington and Sol Kendamas. Much respect and see ya next year!
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