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Bo Subsidiary Exercises


Title:
Bo Subsidiary Exercises

Description:
Now known as hojo-undo group 4, these are combination or more advanced moves, but still the basics used to create a kata. Videos are available: http://www.centuryfitness.com/ For more information, visit http://okinawa-budou.org/IOKA/

Author:
hempev

Tags:
arts, bo, bunkai, kobudo, kobudou, martial, Nishiuchi, okinawan, roku, shaku, Shihan, staff, tutorial, weapons,

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