We study all the traditional Okinawan weapons

For other I weapons training I study arnis and of course do WMA in particular jousting, broadsword, spear, lance etc

What style/school/art of weapons do you practice? Korean, WTF Takewondo mixed with grappling skills, Nunchucks.

Okinawan Kobudo

Weapons I've had some training in are bo, sai and a little in tonfa and nunchaku.

I thought that's what the "Other" catagory was for...other types of weapons. When I invent the "Chair Kata" or "Tool-do", it will also be an "Other".

And you were correct. Thanks for pointing it out.

I study Ono-ha Itto Ryu Kenjutsu along with my Aikijujutsu training. Both are under the unbrella of Hakuho-Ryu Aikibudo.

--Chris

Isshinryu traditionally teaches the bo and sai. I picked up a little kama on my own, and the guys I work out with are getting on a weapons tangent, with sticks, oars and tonfa.

I got nothing. Bupkiss, nada, not even a banana or a pointed stick.

I took archery for a few years, in my early teens if I remember right. Then, when I was in that jujutsu dojo two years ago, I did a bit of kobudo; I was taught two nichogama kata (I particularly liked this weapon), one tonfa kata, and some nunshaku techniques; since then, I studied the gun (that's right, the chinese staff ) very briefly in my current gongfu school (but to be honest I've forgotten pretty much all of those lovely things ). And I'll let you figure out which weapon I study in my iaido dojo .

http://www.greendragonkungfu.com/images/weapons_sm.jpg

take your pick, white lotus bench is particularly funny to watch... but the 9 ring broadswords, hook swords, and wind & fire wheels are my favorites, aestheticaly pleasing and practical.