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#207951 - 11/24/05 03:29 PM Bo kata
Ives Enthusiast Registered: 04/25/05 Posts: 691 Loc: the Netherlands	Does anyone know any names of Bo kata so google searches could be done. The style I train in has SHUJI NO KUN SHO, ... DAI, SAKUGAWA NO KUN SHO ... DAI, SOEISHI NO SHO ... DAI, SUEYOSHI (You might already know: 'KUN' is Okinawan for Bo and SHO/DAI resp. short/long) Has anyone heard of any other kata P.s. Please don't overload with different spellings. Just say the name of your kata out loud and try how it fits the spelling already shown.. O.K? Thanks
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#207952 - 11/24/05 04:19 PM Re: Bo kata [Re: Ives]
Reiki Professional Poster Registered: 05/30/02 Posts: 3400 Loc: MiddleEarth	we have a number of bo kata in our syllabus: Sakagawa Shimabuku Miasata etc ... there are forms of these all over the web _________________________ Allow me to acquaint you with my friends Mr Jab and Mr Cross...
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#207953 - 11/24/05 04:20 PM Re: Bo kata [Re: Ives]
hedkikr Professional Poster Registered: 02/28/05 Posts: 2827 Loc: Southern California, USA	"Kon" is the correct spelling/pronunciation "Sho" means minor, "Dai" means major [your definition is a common mistake among westerners most likely due to identifying "Daito" as long sword & "Shoto" as short sword] Anyway...sorry I can't answer your question.
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#207954 - 11/24/05 05:44 PM Re: Bo kata [Re: hedkikr]
Chatan1979 Member Registered: 03/21/05 Posts: 338 Loc: Mahomet , Illinois	choun, tsuken, sakgawa, tsueyoshi, tokumine, sushi, shuji, kobu, shima igiri _________________________ There is always someone who knows more, and noone who knows it all....
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#207955 - 11/24/05 08:40 PM Re: Bo kata [Re: Ives]
harlan Professional Poster Registered: 07/31/04 Posts: 6660 Loc: Amherst, MA	Matayoshi kobudo My spellings might be off, but bo kata: Papu Haku Sho Papu Haku Di Chon No Khon Sakagawa No Khon Sushi No Khon Ksukane No Khon Shishi No Khon _________________________ http://www.traditionalfightingartsforum.com/phpBB3/
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#207956 - 11/24/05 11:12 PM Re: Bo kata [Re: harlan]
swseibukan Member Registered: 11/12/05 Posts: 196 Loc: Lakewood, Colorado	Hey Harlan, Did you train under Kimo Wall, Kodokan? I believe Papu Haku sho and dai are kata he created. Pat _________________________ Pat O'Brien Southwest Seibukan Patience my ass I’m going to kill something
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#207957 - 11/25/05 06:34 AM Re: Bo kata [Re: hedkikr]
Ives Enthusiast Registered: 04/25/05 Posts: 691 Loc: the Netherlands	Hedkikr, I'll try and remember that. (Though I wasn't aware of the different swords and their names.) I find it funny to see, some of (I think) the same kata, only spelled slightly different. But thanks nontheless, this was exactly what I hoped for. Ow, maybe all could tell the style you train in. Edited by Ives (11/25/05 06:35 AM) _________________________ Ives
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#207958 - 11/25/05 09:48 AM Re: Bo kata [Re: swseibukan]
harlan Professional Poster Registered: 07/31/04 Posts: 6660 Loc: Amherst, MA	No, but my teacher has...therefore the 'Kimo' training kata. _________________________ http://www.traditionalfightingartsforum.com/phpBB3/
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#207959 - 11/30/05 05:28 AM Re: Bo kata [Re: harlan]
Ives Enthusiast Registered: 04/25/05 Posts: 691 Loc: the Netherlands	Wow, I just found out that my Kobudo style has a rather large curriculum of bo kata. There are 22 bo kata! Also three different Shuji kata! Some are also practised in different styles, as I have noticed. _________________________ Ives
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#207960 - 11/30/05 08:19 AM Re: Bo kata [Re: Ives]
Chatan1979 Member Registered: 03/21/05 Posts: 338 Loc: Mahomet , Illinois	Thats not surprsing. The system of Kobujutsu i study uses about the same number of Bo kata as that. Plus 12 Sai Kata, 5 Nunchaku, 6kama, 6 Tonfa, 2 Eku, 1 tekko, 1 surichin, 1tinbe rochin, and 1 nunti _________________________ There is always someone who knows more, and noone who knows it all....
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