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课程名称：太道心流 - 半棒术 - 基础技巧 课程概述： 本课程由拥有超过30年不同武术训练经验的Danny Koch主讲，教授使用约90厘米长的短棍“半棒”进行攻防的基础动作和技巧。半棒术与杖术（jojutsu）和棒术（bojutsu）等日本传统武器技艺密切相关。课程内容涵盖了半棒的站姿、受身/翻滚、格挡技巧、基本打击、以及如何运用半棒应对擒拿（包括直接擒拿、身体擒拿和锁喉）及打击（包括拳脚攻击）。 课程特色： * **实操性强：** 教授的技巧易于理解和实践，能够帮助各流派的武术家和格斗家将其融入自己的技术体系。 * **循序渐进：** 课程教授的基础技巧是进一步提升半棒技能的良好开端。 * **演示清晰：** 课程中会多次、分步演示现实应用场景，并以简洁易懂的方式讲解关键细节。 * **谦逊的教学风格：** 讲师Danny Koch是一位经验丰富的武术家，以其在训练中展现的谦逊和尊重传统而著称。 * **鸣谢：** 感谢卢伯（Grandmaster Bernd Höhle）及其学生和摄制团队的贡献。 课程内容涵盖： * 站姿 * 受身/翻滚 * 格挡技巧 * 基本技巧 * 应对擒拿 (包括直接擒拿) * 应对拳脚攻击 * 应对身体擒拿和锁喉 （注：本课程无教学大纲。）
Taido Kokoro Ryu - Hanbojutsu -Basic movements and techniques with the stickHanbojutsu is the martial art of hanbo, a stick about 90 cm long used in Japanese martial arts. This discipline teaches techniques for defense and attack by using the hanbo flexibly and effectively. Hanbojutsu is closely linked to other traditional Japanese weapon arts such as jojutsu and bojutsu. The techniques include strikes, thrusts, blocks and leverage techniques that can be used against armed and unarmed opponents. On this film we present and teach the basic use of the Hanbo (jap. Short stick). Comprehensible techniques and movements make it easy for all martial artists and fighters to integrate them into their own compilation of techniques. In a next step the here shown basics can be used during every normal training to improve his or her skills with the Hanbo. Realistic application examples will be demonstrated several times step by step and important details will be explained in a short and comprehensible way.Content:StancesBreakfallsBlocking techniquesBasic techniquesUse against grabsUse against direct grabsUse against strikes and kicksUse against body grabs and chokesThe author Danny Koch has been training different martial arts for more than 30 years. He states modestly to be "one of many" and shows the same humility in his training that is characterized by traditions.Thanks go to grandmaster Bernd Höhle, one of his closest students, and the camera team for making this educational film possible.
