Martial Arts Sites on the Web (Weapons)

• Swords/Sword Styles
• Nunchucks/Nunchaku
• Knives
• Bo/Long Staff/Quarterstaff
• Short Staff
• General Weapons

Swords/Sword Styles

• European Fencing.
• North American Kendo.
• Fencing Books Online posted by Alfonso Pescador ( alf@jet.es).
  
• Arts of Combat (SCA) posted by Alfonso Pescador ( alf@jet.es).
  
• Paradoxes of Defence posted by Alfonso Pescador ( alf@jet.es).
  
• Paradoxes of Defence posted by Alfonso Pescador ( alf@jet.es).
  
• Fencing Links: Other Fencing Related Sites On The WWW posted by Alfonso Pescador ( alf@jet.es).
  
• York Fencing Club posted by Alfonso Pescador ( alf@jet.es).
  
• Fencing Page at UNC posted by Alfonso Pescador ( alf@jet.es).
  
• Sports Chanbara posted by Shihan Dana Abbott ( chanbara@gol.com ). They write:
  Sports Chanbara is Kendo, iaido and western fencing put together with air soft swords and no rules. Great fun.:-)
  
• International Blade Fighters Guild posted by Tom Sotis ( balisong@ici.net).
  
• Korean Swordsmanship Web Site. ( hq@itatkd.com).
  Korean Swordsmanship rank certification programs for Korean-style martial artists.
  
• HACA - The Historical Armed Combat Association posted by John Clements, HACA Director, Houston ( JohnC@relo-nino.com). He writes:
  Our focus is the accurate reconstruction and replication of historical Western fighting arts. Our site is an educational, non-profit, non-commercial, free service. I think you'll see that we are the Internet's premier site for the study of Medieval & Renaissance swordsmanship and historical martial arts. Our level of scholarship and earnest approach differs substantially from much of the fluff and fantasy amusement that occupies this subject.
  
• Hokushin Shinoh Ryu Ohgo Kai posted by Cris Pitesti ( crisl@SOFTHOME.NET).
  
• Samurai Sports, posted by Dana Abbott( samuraisports@home.com) which has information on a fair amount of Japanese Sword Arts and Free Japanese Martial Clip Art by Furubo.
  
• Koryu Iai-do School, Hokushin Shinoh Ryu of Nagoya Japan posted by Takeo Chong ( hokushin@txc.net.au).
  
• Kimura Martial Arts Academy posted by Hiroaki Kimura ( kimura@pcom.net). They write:
  With over 20 years of martial arts instruction experience, Mr. Hiroaki Kimura provides knowledge and training at all levels in the practice of Kendo and Shorinji Kempo. The academy has excellent facilities and also carries a complete line of equipment, supplies and uniforms - including the the Ultimate Tokaido line.
  
• Japanese Sword Gallery and Shopping a site for a manufacturer of Japanese long swords posted by Koji Sato ( samurai_koji@petmail.net).
  
• AMOK! Tribal Knifefighting posted by Tom Sotis ( balsiong@ici.net. He writes:
  AMOK! Tribal Art of the Blade is primarily a killing science rooted in Malay/Filipino Martial Culture taught in several countries.
• Sword Page posted by Antonio M. R. Vernon ( Avernon@olin.wustl.edu).
  
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Nunchucks/Nunchaku

• Alex Levitas' Nunchaku Page posted by Alex Levitas ( alexlevi@actcom.co.il).
  

Knives

• International Blade Fighters Guild posted by Tom Sotis ( balisong@ici.net).
  
• Congress of American Knife Fighters posted by Peter J. Thomas ( Thomas.Peter.J@TCI.COM).
  

Bo/Long Staff/Quarterstaff

• Bo Page posted by Antonio M. R. Vernon ( Avernon@olin.wustl.edu).
  
• Sai Page posted by Antonio M. R. Vernon ( Avernon@olin.wustl.edu).
  
• A Page in England, showing use of quarterstaff from a scouting manual
• Quarterstaff, a brief history written by Frank Docherty M.C.H.C. (UK).

Short Staff

General Weapons

• Filipino/Phillipino Styles
• Indonesian Styes
• Malaysian Styes
• Korean Martial Arts Federation Weapons Program ( hq@itatkd.com).
  Korean-style martial artists may earn black belt and Master ranks in traditional Korean Weapons (HanKukMuKiDo).
  
• The Yawara-Bo Small stick BIG impact posted by Carol White ( BM-ORIENTAL@BRITISH-MUSEUM.AC.UK).
  
• Cane Weapons Site posted by Mark Shuey ( MSHUEYSR@aol.com).
  
• Martial Arts Archives International posted by Kurt Nordli ( sysop@ma-archives.com ). He writes:
  M.A.A.I specializes in weapons forms available for download onto your computor so you can learn weapons katas at home.
  
• Crismas Woodworking posted by Bryan Crismas ( bcrismas@columbus-ks.coml). He writes:
  Crismas Woodworkin specializes in Traditional Okinawan Martial Arts Weapons such as Tonfa, Nunchaku, Bo, Eku-Bo, Kama, and Bokken.
  
• Sai Page posted by Antonio M. R. Vernon ( Avernon@olin.wustl.edu).
  
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