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    Urban Kobudo 6th Kyu: Hanbo (90 - 100 CM) Tanbo (70 CM), Tanjo (40 - 50 CM)

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    This document outlines the curriculum for an urban kobudo martial arts program, dividing the content into levels from 6th kyu to 3rd dan. At lower levels, it focuses on basic strikes and movements using common improvised weapons like staffs, knives, and tools. Higher levels introduce more complex techniques with swords, polearms, and double weapons, as well as sparring. The highest levels cover specialized techniques for weapons like epee and techniques for arrest, control, and self-defense.

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    Urban Kobudo 6th Kyu: Hanbo (90 - 100 CM) Tanbo (70 CM), Tanjo (40 - 50 CM)

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    This document outlines the curriculum for an urban kobudo martial arts program, dividing the content into levels from 6th kyu to 3rd dan. At lower levels, it focuses on basic strikes and movements using common improvised weapons like staffs, knives, and tools. Higher levels introduce more complex techniques with swords, polearms, and double weapons, as well as sparring. The highest levels cover specialized techniques for weapons like epee and techniques for arrest, control, and self-defense.

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    This document outlines the curriculum for an urban kobudo martial arts program, dividing the content into levels from 6th kyu to 3rd dan. At lower levels, it focuses on basic strikes and movements using common improvised weapons like staffs, knives, and tools. Higher levels introduce more complex techniques with swords, polearms, and double weapons, as well as sparring. The highest levels cover specialized techniques for weapons like epee and techniques for arrest, control, and self-defense.

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    Urban Kobudo 6th Kyu: Hanbo (90 - 100 CM) Tanbo (70 CM), Tanjo (40 - 50 CM)

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    This document outlines the curriculum for an urban kobudo martial arts program, dividing the content into levels from 6th kyu to 3rd dan. At lower levels, it focuses on basic strikes and movements using common improvised weapons like staffs, knives, and tools. Higher levels introduce more complex techniques with swords, polearms, and double weapons, as well as sparring. The highest levels cover specialized techniques for weapons like epee and techniques for arrest, control, and self-defense.

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    Urban Kobudo

    6th kyu
    Moulinet (circling wind-up) (6 angles)in position:

    Hanbo (90 -100 cm) Tanbo (70 cm), Tanjo (40 50 cm)
    - one-handed grip
    Hanbo, Tanbo
    - "sword" double-handed grip
    - parallel double-handed grip
    Simple movements - Extension steps: forward, back, side, leading leg changing,
    simple twists and turns, Moulinet in motion.
    Attack on the unarmed enemy - forearms, head, knees, groin - from the position, in
    motion.
    Special sections MPL shovel, police stick, baton, tactical flashlight, etc.
    5th kyu
    Hanbo, Tanbo
    - Bayonet double-handed grip
    an inverse grip (one-handed, double-handed)
    -"short" end strikes
    - strikes with grip changing
    Movements to 8 directions, entering and retreat from any angles, rotations, turns.
    Attack on moving (attacking, shifting, retreating, fleeing) enemy
    Attack on armed opponent - "armed hand first- then defeat"

    Special sections:
    no bayonet rifle or carbine fighting (barrel, magazine, butt, upper strikes)

    4th kyu
    Jo staf (120-150 cm)
    All two-handed grip strikes
    Parallel, bayonet, sword, inverse grips
    A simple changing of grip
    Machete (30-50 cm blade)
    Moulinet from position, in motion
    Wrist, elbow, arm movement strikes
    Attack on unarmed enemy to wrists, forearms, head, knees, groin - from the
    position, in motion.
    Movements to 8 directions, entering and retreat from any angles, rotations, turns
    Attack on moving (attacking, shifting, retreating, fleeing) enemy
    Series by all kinds of learned weapons
    Special sections:
    Rifle, carbine with fixed bayonet
    Shovel, combat machete or hatchet
    3rd kyu
    Jo staf
    Strikes with grip chaging
    Strikes with one-handed grip (sweeping)
    Short sword (30-35 cm blade)
    Moulinet from position, in motion
    Yavara stick
    Stabbing and slashing
    Fencing guards for defense ( 3, 4, 2 guards), Parry
    Retreat and evading
    Double (symmetrical ) weapons
    Special section - combat knife (dagger) or other short-blade weapons.
    2nd kyu
    E-tools (entrenching or gardening tools) medium length
    Short Polearms:
    Blunt instruments (hammers, bats, pickaxe , etc.)
    Bladed (axe-like) polearms (axe, shovel, an ice pick, etc.)
    Bladed weapons (similar length) - large knives, cleaver, hacksaw, etc.
    Short tools - (less 30 cm)

    blunt -yawara-like tools, pipes, sticks, pens, etc.


    piercing - awl, screwdriver, etc.
    bladed - razor, etc.
    Striking parry
    Double (asymmetrical ) weapons
    Special section
    Tactical tonfa, handcuffs
    Tactical shields - small, medium, large and heavy
    E-tools (medium length) in the high intensity melee
    1st kyu
    Medium-long (180 cm) weapons (spade, brush hook, etc., etc.)
    Long weapons (180-210 cm)
    Blunt staves scrap, spears, polearms
    Flexible weapons - strikes, grappling, strangling
    Strikes technique based on performance characteristics
    Semi-free sparring and a two-stroke countering
    Target test cutting: rope, paper, branches (poles).
    E-tools - hooking: understanding performance characteristics of used tools.
    Throwing loads, stones.
    Controls and choking using a pole weapon
    Special sections:
    The use of any melee weapons, special devices or improvised melee.
    Arrest (capture), control, conveyance.
    1st dan
    One-handed melee weapons - (sword, messer, dussak sword, saber etc.)
    Positions
    8-angle "Rose"

    8 guards
    Riposte answer
    Sword and shield, sword and dagger, sword and cape, two swords

    2nd dan
    Two-handed bladed weapons longsword, dadao, katana
    Positions
    8-angle "Rose"
    Special attacks
    3rd dan
    Epee-like weapons - epee, rapier etc.

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