Kumite Bo Jutsu

[@IRISHDRAGON77]

Studied kobojutsu yrs ago and the bo was and still is my favourite weapon

[@sally115]

Thank you very much for posting this! It's really helpful.

[@markceaser8073]

Great work, gentlemen. Isshin-Ryu here.

[@davidtubert6108]

Me gusta el nivel, muy bueno

[@MrMaster99]

Thanks a lot good video for my training!

[@Pit-master]

Kihon kumite. OK. Bo kumite Looks different.

[@marcusphillida4326]

2:09 Yeah, because someone will try to sting you with a staff.

[@berniekrumis4234]

Thanks

[@thomasda3482]

shou shi no kun sho

[@gekiryudojo]

Incredibly weak! baton twirling. painful to watch.

[@falixman]

Sorry about, but there are a mistake in the name of technique at start movements. Soto uke it's i first place, and uchi uke i second, but it's wrong...first it isuchi uke, and later soto uke, thanks.

[@IRISHDRAGON77]

This isn't kumite. More like kata. Kumite is a fighting competition. Come on u should know this

[@frontenac5083]

This is kumite too, ignoramus. Why do you feel the need to correct others when you don't have a clue about what you're talking about?

[@frontenac5083]

Try KZbin Kids.

[@yishanlin2578]

Useless in real life.

[@megatron3210]

useless comment

[@franklinclinton249]

yishan lin Well, I do know Bojutsu pretty well so yeah. I can spin my Bo at fast speed.

[@haffoc]

It is a mistake to dismiss these techniques out of hand. In my school, we have padded up and tested a lot of what you see here in full contact sparring, and we have been able to pull off many of them. For instance, the first two techniques -- the parries inside and out -- are really effective in deflecting both cuts/blows and thrusts. In fact, both such parries have been a staple of bayonet fighting since the bayonet was invented. I once read an account of a soldier killing an enemy in Vietnam with the bayonet by parrying in this manner.