Self-Defense Kubotans
The kubotan is a self-defense weapon developed by Japanese karate master Takayuki Kubota. The word kubotan is a combination of his name, Kubota and baton. Most kubatons are no more than about 6" long and 1/2" thick.
The use of the kubotan is very similar to the yawara stick and is used for self-defense either by supporting the fist for punching or for applying pressure point attacks to sensitive parts of an attackers body or gaining leverage on wrists, joints, and fingers. When attached to a keyring the kubaton is easily accessible and appears as little more than a large key-fob to the untrained eye.
The use of the kubotan is very similar to the yawara stick and is used for self-defense either by supporting the fist for punching or for applying pressure point attacks to sensitive parts of an attackers body or gaining leverage on wrists, joints, and fingers. When attached to a keyring the kubaton is easily accessible and appears as little more than a large key-fob to the untrained eye.
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We got some fun names for our new red and blue kunai. Now it is time to announce the winners and the names of these new throwing knives.
