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This is the martial arts blog of Pacific Wave Jiu-jitsu. Tags: iaido | martial arts weapons | weapons of opportunity Whatever the weapon, we still use the same stance and style of movement as we do in our unarmed defenses, we just introduce ways to enhance one’s impact, reach, and overall effectiveness, using the unique qualities of the weapon used. This includes things like a flashlight, hair brush, rolled up magazine, umbrella, stick, cane, etc. Weapons of opportunity are simply items that are commonly found in your environment that could be used in self-defense, but aren’t necessarily carried for that purpose. In Can-ryu Jiu-jitsu, we emphasize the use of weapons of opportunity. The only difference is that you use the weapon as an extension of your body to enhance your defensive or offensive capabilities.
The stances, blocks and strikes you use when unarmed are used in the same contexts when using a weapon.
As a general rule, weapons are simply considered an extension of your body. There are many different stylistic approaches to the use of weapons in the martial arts.
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