Jo Staff Selection Review | All you need to know | Enso Martial Arts Shop

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This video is all the information you'll need to know about the Jo Staff and Hanbo we have for sale at Enso Martial Arts Shop in Bristol. Included in this video is information on:
- All the features of the Jo and Hanbo
- Styles that train with them
- Features of the Staffs
- Who that guy is????
- Short montage of people training with Jo Staff and Hanbo
These are the standard for all Aikido practitioners and many traditional Jiu Jitsu and Ninjutsu practitioners too. But other styles have picked them up in recent years. They are traditionally made from a hard wood, but now foam and graphite have been materials used in recent years. Traditionally used as a weapon that can defend the owner against Japanese sword attacks but nowadays used as one of the main weapons in Japanese weapons training.
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All you need to know about the Jo Staff and Hanbo we have for sale at Enso Martial Arts Shop. With info on what they are made of, who uses them, what else we have available at Enso and a short montage of people training with Jo and Hanbo
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[@JustClaude13]

In my experience working with wood, red oak is prone to splitting. Over time, the grain degrades with repeated impact. White oak has a better reputation, but if you're going to be beating on it, hickory is a lot stronger. For sparring, HEMA armor allows full contact combat with foam weapons.

[@tantosan1260]

I use the same white oak jo and bokken, from Japan, covered with linseed oil once a year, for practising bukiwaza of Takemusu Aïkido for 38 years, and even after big hits on them, there is no marks on.

[@user-xh3zo4ts6h]

Informative, thanks bruv!

[@EnsoMartialArts]

No problem!

[@JacobR522]

Great video

[@EnsoMartialArts]

thank you! Glad you liked it

[@hvskyline1368]

I personally use red oak for kata and white oak for partner drills

[@EnsoMartialArts]

Sounds good!

[@christianpatriot7196]

Just curious in your personal preference and/or opinion which one would be better for just basic self-defense if you had it on you walking down the sidewalk and you just had to do basic stabbing or jabbing motions to the midsection or face and to get away not necessarily slashing strokes just basic going to the midsection the throat in the face

[@JacobR522]

Also, I find that most places sell white oak and even dark oak fir upwards of 30-40 how are you able to sell white oak so cheap?