  
Kobudo, in earlier times known as Kobujutsu, are the weapon techniques and systems originally developed in Okinawa. Kobudo means ‘little Budo’ or ‘old Budo’.
Training involves the practise of:
Rokushaku Bo (long staff ca.183 cm)
Bo Kata at the Shindokai Dojo
- Seme Kata
- Uke Kata
- Kamae Kata
- Hitotsu no Kon Sho/ Dai
- Futatsu no Kon
- Mittsu no Kon
- Yottsu no Kon
- Muttsu no Kon
- Shushi no Kon Sho/ Dai
- Kata Bojutsu ichi
- Ufugusuku no Kon
- Tenryu no Kon
- To no Kon Sho
- Choun no Kon
- Kata Shishiryu no Bo
- Gorin no Bo Shodan/ Nidan
- Bo "Shindo" Shodan/ Nidan
Sai (unsharpened dagger with two pronges at the side)
Sai Kata
- Kata Sai Kihon Ichi/ Ni/ San
- Kata Nichisai
- Gekisai no Sai
- Matsumura no Sai
- Tsukenshitahaku no Sai
- Hamahiga no Sai
- Shishiryu no Sai
Tonfa (handle of a millstone)
Tonfa Kata
- Kata Tonfa Kihon ichi/ Ni
- Kata Tunkwa ichiban
- Matsuhiga no Tonfa
- Tonfa uke Kata
- Hamahiga no Tonfa
- Yaraguwa no Tonfa
Nunchaku
Yonshaku Bo (Jo, staff ca. 120 -130 cm)
Jo Kata
- Roku no Jo
- Jusan no Jo
- Nijuni no Jo
- Sanjuichi no Jo
Jap. sword
Ken Kata
- Ken Kata sono ichi
- Ken Kata sono ni
Japanese Tanto (knife)
Nitanbo (double staff, ca.60 cm)
Kama Kata
- Kata Kama Kihon Ichi/ Ni
- Kata Nichokama
- Hamahiga no Kama
Kama (sickle)
Kata or forms and their application are the main elements of training
Lessons are hold by Olaf Lotze-Leoni, Renshi, 6. Dan Karatedo and Weapon Master.
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