The best Bo Staff Basic | the Grand Master shows you | Ryukyu Kobudo | Ageshio Japan

Kobudo is another martial art from Okinawa, the birthplace of Karate.
It is a weapons art that uses weapons as well as strong physical skills.
The basics of Bo Staff, which is considered one of its most important weapons, will be shown by the Grand Master, Akamine Sensei. Oss!
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[@markdonovan1540]

"Continuation is the shortest way to progress" - so true.

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

We are glad you think so, too. Oss!

[@enduroed]

Thank you sensei. I'm 62, still strong, use a Jo as a fake walking aid, and will practice these daily. Okinawa is a beautiful island, was stationed there in 80-81.

[@smiley77777]

You can feel the power of this man through the screen you know he’s great

[@siddislikesgoogle]

Man, you can tell he's practiced those strikes like a zillion times, his form and power are excellent

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Thank you so much for watching. Yes, great form and power. Oss!

[@judofan8788]

First timer here. Thank you for posting this video it is great. Thank you to Sensei Hiroshi Akanime for showing his art, he’s a true master.

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Thank you so much for your comment. We hope you continue to practice every day. Yes, a true master Akamine sensei is. Oss!

[@dwightdhansen]

He certainly is. I've been a second generation of his for almost 7 years. Seeing him effortlessly glide with the Bo is something to behold. Relax...relax...relax... He's also a super chill guy outside the dojo. Watching him curling the last time he was in the USA was a hoot.

[@senkitchen4526]

Oss sensei. Please upload more Bo basics videos. That will be very useful for beginners. 🙏🏽

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Thank you for your comment. We will try to upload more Bo basics videos soon. Oss!

[@pbg9208]

Beautiful! Thank you 🙏🏼

[@michaelmacneil1252]

Thank you. I learned Ryukyu kobudo in 1976. I make nunchaku.7 inch chain or cord,,9 or10 inch straight round wood handles.. hickory, oak, maple..staff to match. I have a 6 foot bo from Okinawa..42 years old....tonfa, sai, kama,escrima....sensei used an oar. I practice every day... Other styles also. Thanks for such a lesson.

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

You're welcome. And thank you for your comment. It's great that you made your own nunchaku; not an easy thing to do. We are glad to hear that you practice every day, and hope that you have added this to your training.

[@ryufight7987]

Thank you for uploading this ❤ great instructions and clear audio ❤

[@GMSam-JourneyinGaming]

Thank you for the blessings of your knowledge. It was great seeing you in Minnesota with Jurgens Sensei and the rest. I am grateful for the time you gave us and look forward to learning the Shimbukan way with Kerker Sensei. Arigato Gozai Mashte.

[@DeanNatheos-eq3hl]

Well done thank you and please have a good evening😊😊😊😊😊😊😊.

[@ganggreensantiago202]

Many thanks to you! It was most excellent listening to Masters' arms snappin that Gi!! It really struck a chord for me...canada luvs y'all

[@Aymen-vh7db]

Thank you! 🙏😌

[@hebegb1966]

Awesome thank you sir!

[@s.t.a.r.d.u.s.t.8]

Thank you so much to showing this!

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

You're welcome. And thank you for watching. Oss!

[@s.t.a.r.d.u.s.t.8]

@@okinawakaratemasters5776 I cannot pay Karate lessons so, I started practicing with your videos at home 4 days ago. I always bow at the beginning and at the end of the video, even if Sensei is not seeing me and I hope I will continue practicing for a long time, even until I die. Thanks a lot to all Senseis on this channel! Oss!

[@j-b.c.5303]

Discovering that channel... Loving it ! My Karate teacher started to teach us Kobudo basis with bow, this video is a goldmine for my studies, thanks for sharing and your work !

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Thank you so much for your comment. We are glad this video is helpful in your training. We hope you will continue to use the video to train every day.

[@guilherme.karate]

So amazing. i want to learn kobudo ans I was searching for basic moves. I found it gold. I am from Traditional Karate Do and I can see clearly the moves from Karate.

[@kurikokaleidoscope]

Sounding absolutely great

[@theinternetissolastweek.2248]

Thank you sensei

[@SabeelCombatives]

Very sharp and powerful techniques, thank you.

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Glad you liked it! Oss!

[@sergeyleopard8872]

Это первое оружие которое я начал осваивать при начале тренировок в карате и кобудо. Оно базовое для многих других видов оружия

[@wolfgang4368x]

Oss. Every day I work with my handicapped body. He often says thank for this work. My age 67 years. Years ago I did taekwondo - only the beginning form. Oss

[@ashischattopadhyay9598]

Much awaited relief to bring 'Bo' routine to home environs, Bows and salutations ☯️.

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Thank you. We hope you have checked out our latest 'Bo' video. Oss!

[@familydenhaag9860]

I learned alot here on how to generate power

[@evgenyrybin2394]

Thank you for this video, it's my Sensei Ryukyu Kobudo Shimbukan, Akamine Sensei

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

You're welcome. We are glad to hear that. Stay tuned for more videos of Akamine Sensei.

[@evgenyrybin2394]

@@okinawakaratemasters5776 thank you thank you thank you, we are waiting

[@Aple1louis]

i hope you can post more bo staff moves because i trying to learn more from okinawa special weapons

[@denismetzker2448]

Thanks

[@curtisanderson7246]

I love these kihons

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Thank you. We hope you are enjoying your training. Oss!

[@GrinderZheka]

Спасибо!

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

You're welcome. And thank you for watching. Oss!

[@philiptruitt]

Thank you!

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Oss!

[@Why-ct6kz]

This is brilliant , well done ,

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

We are glad you enjoyed it.

[@jimanHK]

Brilliant

[@GiC7]

Nice

[@anilkumarvanneri]

Amazing Performance.... Akamine Sensei is fantastic... OSS

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Thank you. Fantastic indeed. Oss!

[@DBRGB]

Why those from the Orient are the best martial artists: dedication, determination, repetition without compromise.

[@LibYWarrior]

I agree.

[@jeffside]

That's was amazing 🙏🏿

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

We are glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching.

[@SenseiNarayanSalunke]

Oss Sensei very good video

[@GORO34]

THANK

[@tusharbhalla5336]

Smooth 🙏🇯🇵

[@SenseiMaharaj]

Again a great content! 😊👍 Videos are short and sweet!!! I really appreciate the quality of your channel... Ossu! 🙏

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Thank you very much! We are glad you like our videos, and we will continue to make more like them. Oss!

[@SenseiMaharaj]

@@okinawakaratemasters5776 🙏😊

[@jonahnyakundi5561]

Very good

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Thank you for watching. Oss!

[@AmbientWalking]

Wow. These 3 moves.

[@satheeshkumar6865]

Superb 👍🏻

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Thank you! Oss!

[@markceaser8073]

Excellent work, sensei. I train several disciplines, specifically Isshin-Ryū and Tang Soo Do. It amazes me how little my Tang Soo Do art emphasizes the strikes, as you demonstrate, as compared to Isshin-Ryū .

[@tyronekim3506]

When would you carry a stick to a fight? How often do you carry a stick in public?

[@KenpoKid77]

When would you carry dumbbells or kettlebells or a barbell out in public? When would you swing a sword in public? When would you carry a bow and arrow in public? When would you hit a heavy bag or speed bag or jump rope in public? When would you shoot paper targets and moving objects in public? When would you would you run, ride a bike and swim (triathlon) all in your everyday life? People engage in those activities everyday, yet no one questions it because they understand these actions have a specific function for a specific purpose. Some do it for exercise. Some do it for stress relief. Some like the historical aspects. Some like doing something in a group setting. Some do it just because they like it and they're good at it. What doesn't make sense to you might make perfect sense for others. In the case of the "stick," sure, we may never use it in an actual combat situation, but that's not its only function in martial arts. When you're training weapons techniques and movements, you're also training your empty hand techniques and movements. They involve similar muscular groups and movements. And yes, you might not ever use a bo in a fight, but someone with a cane might. You may not ever use nunchaku, but you could use your belt. The overall lesson is to be able to be prepared for anything, protect yourself using anything and everything at your disposal.

[@chaplainsoffice6907]

Thank you Sensei. This took me back to 1962🐯

[@feliperoman1195]

Excelente!🌟Gracias!

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Thank you for watching. Oss!

[@mandingincito]

Muy buen video, una delicia.

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Thank you so much. Oss!

[@aboudelshamy3620]

My best regards for grand master 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Thank you. Oss!

[@aboudelshamy3620]

@@okinawakaratemasters5776 Doitashimashite 🙏🙏

[@christiandulworth4427]

Arigato gozaimasu Sensei 🙏

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Thank you for watching. Oss!

[@christiandulworth4427]

@@okinawakaratemasters5776 thank you for passing along this beautiful art and spreading it's benefits for us all

[@franciscoorricojr]

Very good! I'm from Brazil!

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Glad you liked it! Thank you for watching. Oss!

[@tahtib1]

Good

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Thank you for your comment.

[@hipson12hardcore70]

Я любитель покружить поврашять палку вокруг себя с 2011года заинтересовала эта тема и очень не плохо получается на свою фантазию вращять, также я большой фанат самураев Сансей красава, хотел бы себе такого но я сам себе учитель😂

[@williebateman3613]

Oosh 🙏

[@vivekanandarai2512]

OSS sensei

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Oss!

[@warhawksmemories3071]

Awesome I'm going to practice these got lost at step 4 🤣

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Keep on practicing. Oss!

[@estrellavizcarra3426]

Bamos por masss m encanta oracticarlo

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Thank you for watching. Oss!

[@AlyxGlide]

I believe them

[@peaceaffinity]

He is a real SENSEI UUSSS

[@DollopussD]

Is there a specific context where you have to use "shi" rather than "yon" for four in Japanese, or is it down to preference?

[@MarcioNSantos]

Well, I'm not a Japanese speaker, but far as I know, you can say the number 4 in the two ways. In martial arts people use "shi"... at least in judo and karate and by I can see, in kodudo as well. "Shi" sounds like "death" in Japanese and there is a superstition towards it. Maybe that's why it's less common. But it looks like that in martial arts nobody cares about it. I practice Shotokan Karate. We count using "shi" for the number 4. But the forth kata, for example, is called "heian YONdan".

[@DollopussD]

@MarcioNSantos I did Japanese at school and still don't know why they have 2 words for four. Maybe in martial arts they use Shi to sound tough 🤣

[@joshua_here5849]

I think you should make tutorial videos for bo

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Thank you for your comment. We hope to bring everyone Bo tutorial videos in the near future.

[@Sondan1988]

I trained with Grand Master Fuse Kise and the one thing that saddens me is that the Okinawans are not speaking Okinawan Hogen.

[@Viktor-jn9zj]

Интересно, что в бою можно сделать такой палочкой???

[@TheFilthyFinch]

All techniques easily translatable to the double ended sword…

[@JamesMHatch]

Missing the final 4 basics??

[@VergilTheLegendaryDarkSlayer]

I can now see why Bo Staffs are a prohibited weapon in Australia...

[@crabbingclammingboatcampin4962]

"Bo" means "staff" in Japanese. BoJutsu means "Staff Technique"

[@paludetto4834]

Ora sono un praticanti di Karate-do.

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

That is great to hear. Oss!

[@SilambamSeyonDhamo]

It's Purely Silambam

[@77Yasic]

Это в Японии преподаётся как предмет в обычных школах.

[@tahtib1]

Captain Sabry Mahmoud Tahtib Founder Egyptian Tahtib Sport

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Oss!

[@rugger1009]

This man could hack his way through the entire antifa 😆

[@MifuneBoBune]

A bo and a staff are the same thing. Saying bo staff is like saying bo bo or staff staff.

[@ddmound]

It is not Martial Arts. Nor did it come from Martial Arts. It came from self defense fragmented movements from inside the walls of Shaolin. That bo he is using is not of Shaolin and cannot defeat the long bo of Shaolin. This is an imitation of Martial Arts called a self defense system.

[@hinoearamaki1762]

Nice