Bokken
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Used in many martial arts as a practice weapon. Some prefer it to the [[shinai]] because of the curved blade, and the fact that it offers a distinct edge to target with. | Used in many martial arts as a practice weapon. Some prefer it to the [[shinai]] because of the curved blade, and the fact that it offers a distinct edge to target with. | ||
| - | The following [[ | + | The following [[CompSci.ca]] members use Bokken for training, hitting light switches, turning on computers, and beating others into submission: |
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<li>[[Coutsos]]</li> | <li>[[Coutsos]]</li> | ||
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Revision as of 02:22, 13 December 2005
Literally translates to "wooden sword."
Used in many martial arts as a practice weapon. Some prefer it to the shinai because of the curved blade, and the fact that it offers a distinct edge to target with.
The following CompSci.ca members use Bokken for training, hitting light switches, turning on computers, and beating others into submission:
