Hanbō-Jutsu Kihon-Kata
半棒術 基本型
Hanbo-Jutsu (or 半棒術 in Japanese) includes the fighting techniques ( 術 Jutsu) with a semi Bo ( 半棒 Hanbō), also know as Sanshakubo (or Sanjakubo). Literally this name means a staff (bō) with the length of three (san) shaku ( 尺 ), while a shaku is approximately 30.3 centimeters or 11.9 inches long (standardized as 10/33 meter). In the video embedded below (recorded on 11 September 2023), budoka Johan Oldenkamp, a former national champion from the Netherlands, performs the Kihon-Kata (or 基本型 in Japanese) of Hanbo-Jutsu developed by Wim van de Leur (1944), 7th Dan in Ryukyu Kobujutsu and also from the Netherlands. At the end of this video, the techniques of this Kihon-Kata are shown one by one through successive photos of him.
The techniques of this Kihon-Kata are:
- Shizentai-Dachi
- Chudan-Kamae
- Nuki-Tsuki
- Maede-Tsuki
- Nakae-Uke
- Osae-Uke
- Hikkake-Uke
- Gyaku-Hikkake-Uke
- Jodan-Uchi
- Maede-Tsuki
- Ura-Uchi Jodan
- Yoko-Uchi Jodan
- Osae-Uke
- Morote-Mae-Uchi
- Migi-Yoko-Uchi
- Hidari-Yoko-Uchi
- Morote-Tsuki
- Soto-Uke
- Uchi-Uke
- Gedan-Uke
- Gyaku-Gedan-Uke
- Jodan-Uchi
- Tsuki
- Ura-Uchi Gedan
- Yoko-Uchi Gedan
- Aya-Furi
- Gyaku-Aya-Furi
- Soto-Yoko-Uchi
- Uchi-Yoko-Uchi
- Tetsui-Uchi Jodan
- Yoko-Tetsui-Uchi
- Jodan-Uchi
- Tsuki
- Gyakute-Mochi Uchi-Yoko-Uchi
- Gyakute-Mochi Soto-Yoko-Uchi
- Gyakute-Mochi Tsuki
- Furiage-Uchi
- Gyaku-Tsuki
- Jodan-Uchi
- Chudan-Kamae
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