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Kobudo:
Ido kihon kata
Ido kihon kata
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Karate< Fukyugata ichi
< Fukyugata ni
< Pinan shodan
< Pinan sandan
< Pinan yondan
< Pinan godan
< Naihanchi shodan
< Ananku
< Wankan
< Rohai
< Passai & Wanshu
(A tribute to Shinjo sensei)
< Chinto
Kobudo
< Bo kihon
< Bo ido kihon kata
< Shushi no kun ichi
< Choun no kun ichi
< Choun no kun ni
< Shiromatsu no kun ni
< Kama kihon kata
< Kishaba no kama
< Hanagushiku no sai
Training
< Conditioning part 1
< Conditioning part 2
< Conditioning part 3
< Fukyugata ichi bunkai
< Fukyugata ni bunkai
(Gekisai dai ichi)
< Pinan nidan bunkai
< Kihon Kumite ichi
< Kihon Kumite ni
< Kihon Kumite san
< Makiwara (forearms)
< Gasshuku 2002
< Kiso Tanren (Taira dojo)
< Kiso Tanren (Stanmore Bay)
Kobudo:
Ido kihon kata
Ido kihon kata
A five set moving drill for the Bo taught by Kancho Taira and Shihandai Higa of Kodokan Taira dojo,Urasoe city,Okinawa. These moving drills represent a combination of a seven set series of stationary techniques which are learnt first.
A five set moving drill for the Bo taught by Kancho Taira and Shihandai Higa of Kodokan Taira dojo,Urasoe city,Okinawa. These moving drills represent a combination of a seven set series of stationary techniques which are learnt first.