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Earlier in this thread IADO was mentioned. Its is a sword art but in its entirety it is the art of drawing your sword cutting in onw movement and then shaking off the blood and resheathing your sword all with complete fluidity. :karate:

 

 

Boards don't hit back.

-Bruce Lee

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There are many differnt styles of kobudo . Which has already been mentioned in this thread . There are also many different styles of kenjitsu which is traditional japanese sword . the kobudo i study is ryukyu kobudo in motobu ha shi-to ryu . we study the following

 

Bo

 

Sia

 

tonfa

 

nunchaku

 

kama

 

My sensei also studies tenshin ryu kenjutisu . :karate:

Karate is not a sport , it is a way of life .

Sandan Motobu ha Shi-to ryu karate

Katsu ryu kempo

Ryukyu kobudo

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Ronryu

 

Hello

 

I study Matayoshi Okinawan Kobudo. I am a member of the IOKA, and out Saiko-Shihan is Mikio Nishiuchi.

 

We study:

 

Rokushakubo (6ft staff)

 

Nunchaku

 

Sai

 

Tsun-kuwa (tonfa)

 

kama

 

Iyeku (oar)

 

^In that order

 

That is up to black belt level. There are several other weapons involved, including suru-chin, nunti, and many others.

 

C ya

 

 

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