- The
tonfa (Okinawan: トンファー
tonfā, Chinese: 柺; pinyin: guǎi lit. old man's
staff / "crutch", also
spelled as
tongfa or tuifa, also
known as T-baton) is...
- curriculum,
among them kon (six foot staff), sai (short-handled trident),
tonfa (handled club), kama (sickle), and
nunchaku (two rope- or chain-connected...
- length. They are
derived from the
tonfa, an
Okinawan kobudō weapon, and are used with a
similar technique (although
tonfa are
usually used in pairs, whereas...
- including: ****o-Ryu
Karate (1971),
Advanced nunchaku (1976, co-aut****d),
Tonfa:
Karate weapon of self-defense (1982), Nunchaku:
Karate weapon of self-defense...
- this
position the
swords can be mani****ted in a
manner akin to a pair of
tonfa. They may also be used as br****
knuckles when non-lethal
application of...
-
Spear Guandao War
scythe Blunt weapons Clubs/Mace/Baton Stick/Staff/Sjambok
Tonfa/(side handled)
baton Knuckleduster Bow and
arrow Crossbow Bullet-shooting...
- This form is from Shimabuku's
studies with
Shinken Taira. It is the only
Tonfa kata in the
Isshinryu system. As do many Okinawans,
Shimabuku always referred...
-
concealability Tipstaff – a
ceremonial rod used by a
court officer of the same name
Tonfa or side-handle
baton – a club of
Okinawan origin featuring a
second handle...
-
dagger Tessenjutsu,
fighting with the
deceptive metal fan Tonfajutsu,
fighting with
blunt tonfa weapons Genjutsu, art of
illusion The
Jitsu Foundation...
-
sword Jian (sword breaker) Long
spear Mace
Meteor hammer Pick
Ranseur Spear Tonfa Trident Whip
Legendary Weapons of
China The
Eighteen Weapons(Translated)...
