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How To: Perform san-cho zai

San-cho zai is kata with three sai. This two part video shows you how to perform san-cho zai and then gives a more detailed explaination or analysis (called bunkai).

This video series explains how to use ni-cho and tan-bo (wooden weapons that are usually sticks). See how to do a side to side strike, a follow-up figure eight, and then how to practice with a partner.

How To: Perform ni-cho zai

This tutorial goes over how to perform ni-cho zai. This kata utilizes 2 zai (sais), and the video includes the bunkai, or step-by-step analysis.

How To: Perform cho un no kon bunkai

This video gives an analysis of second bo kata, cho un no kon and shows you how it is executed.

How To: Perform cho un no kon

Cho un no kon is the second kata (or form) using the bo. This video teaches you how to do it.

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