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Eku Bo Fighting Theory and Application

February 23, 2010 | Author: Matthew | Filed under: How-To,Martial Arts,Okinawa Kenpo,Techniques,karate,kobudo,sparring

The Eku Bo (aka Eiku Bo, Ekku Bo, Kai Bo) is a very interesting weapon. It is a traditional implement of Okinawan Kobudo, but not many systems have passed down its proper use and technique.

I’d like to share with you a video I created describing Eku Bo combat theory and application. In the video I talk about handling the weapon, how it differs in usage from other weapons, controlling it properly, and more. I also demonstrate at the end a bit of randori (freestyle kumite) to show how the blocking and attacking movements can be utilized.

Throughout the video you’ll hear the lovely pitter patter of Danzan Ryu Jujutsu in the background. This is a live working dojo alright!

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The Eku is a devastating weapon and can generate astounding amounts of power!

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I hope you enjoyed the video, and please help me decide if I should continue integrating these into my normal writing routine. Vote in the poll below as to whether or not this was interesting and helpful, and please include any thoughts and questions in the comments section.

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xygoxen
  • Thanks for the video. It was very informative. How old are you??
  • I'm 25 years of age Lizzie. Glad you enjoyed the video, I appreciate your visit.
  • That video was really enjoyable :)
  • Thanks Roberto - you're the man for dropping comments the way you do.
  • FoxyCitrus
    What good looking gentlemen!

    Nice video guys :-) More please!
  • Very kind of you. We're doing male model karate here.
  • Nate Baber
    This was very informative, my experience in weapons is very limited, to the Jo and the Bokken and even less in Iaido. To me this was very interesting and exciting! I love to see all different things martial arts!
  • That's awesome Nate, thanks for watching! Your experience with it is exactly what I was shooting for.
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