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A yawara is a weapon used in various martial arts. It takes the form of two small, thick sticks which stick out about an inch from each side of the hand. They are usually used in pairs to initiate throws, bone breaks, pressure points and the like. When one becomes proficient with yawara, they can use them as an effective fighting weapon that is both legal (in most jurisdictions) and easy to conceal. The bayonet, still used in war as both knife and spearpoint. ... Hawaiian State Grappling Championships. ... In violence/fighting, sports and martial arts Compared with dropping, where a person releases something that just falls down because of gravity, a thrown object (projectile) is released with a certain velocity in a certain direction. ... Pressure points are points on the body that have some anatomical significance, e. ...


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Eskrima or Escrima refers in a general way to Filipino martial arts. ... The hanbo is a quarterstaff used in martial arts. ... A kubotan is a weapon used in martial arts, specifically in some styles of karate and kobudo. ... This is a partial list of martial arts weapons. ...

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THEM Anime Reviews 4.0 - Yawara! A Fashionable Judo Girl (677 words)
Yawara herself is average as far as anime standards are concerned, and there aren't any characters with hair more wildly colored than brown.
Yawara, when one actually takes the time to look past the somewhat creaky animation and limited color palette, is a charming, gentle series that deals less with the culture of martial arts than an extremely talented and charming girl who'd like nothing more than to be normal again.
Yawara has a lot of -real- rivals, as well as taking on the responsibility of training her own school's rather lackluster judo club (don't worry, they get better!).
anime.mikomi.org - Yawara! A fashionable judo girl. (600 words)
Yawara's "rival" is perhaps a touch on the Project A-ko side for my liking, but just a touch.
Yawara's grandfather's character is way over the top; but considering most old people in anime are way Way WAY over the top, Jigoro is almost subtle by comparison and downright hysterical.
Not quite, and Yawara can throw a mean heavy object if you catch her in the tub, but I enjoyed the effort they put into the judo itself.
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