the most common traditional cylindrical staff used in Okinawan kobudo and karate training
an alternative shape to standard round staffs, flattened or oval cross-section designed to fit more naturally and securely in the hands preventing the staff from twisting unexpectedly during fast movements
A tenbin is a long, often slightly flattened or oblong wooden pole that rests across a person's upper back and shoulder blades. Baskets, sacks, or buckets hang from both ends to transport harvested crops, water, or fish
The eight flat surfaces fit naturally into the palm and fingers, locking the staff in place and preventing it from twisting during rapid spins or strikes.
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