Tsukensunakake no kon [Eku di]

[ShotokanBleach]

this is a godan kata

[franklin3321]

Nice

[IEKUKATAKA]

Can you explain why this is entitled as a bo (kon) kata when he has an eiku? Hard to follow?

[bechurin]

@IEKUKATAKA

Thanks for the question. Often, but not always, the kata is written out in Japanese as 津堅砂掛の棍. Alternately, 津堅砂掛の櫂. Personally, I follow the characters that my teacher wrote the kata 津堅砂掛の棍「櫂手」. Hence the romaji of the title of this video.

Regards,

M

[seibukanusa]

Thank you for sharing. All are excellent examples of Okinawa Kobudo (Karate) that can be found in most any dojo on Okinawa

[glimmerman108]

As always...Thanks. Great post!