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The ryūha's unarmed combat syllabus consists of certain modified techniques from the kogusoku koshi no mawari that have been either  

The ryūha's unarmed combat syllabus consists of certain modified techniques from the kogusoku koshi no mawari that have been either  

adapted or developed to a variety of attacks. The jūjutsu (sometimes referred to as kempo-taijutsu - 拳法体術)syllabus consists of [[ukemi], [[nage-waza]], [[kansetsu-waza]], and [[atemi-waza]] which are used to strike [[kyūsho]] to either unbalance the enemy, to set up for a joint lock or throw or to disable him entirely. Higher level techniques include the use jujutsu techniques in conjunction with hojojutsu.

adapted or developed to a variety of attacks. The jūjutsu (sometimes referred to generically as kempo-taijutsu - 拳法体術)syllabus consists of [[ukemi]], [[nage-waza]], [[kansetsu-waza]], and [[atemi-waza]] which are used to strike [[kyūsho]] to either unbalance the enemy, to set up for a joint lock or throw or to disable him entirely. Some throwing techniques in the syllabus are designed so that an experienced practitioner cannot breakfall or absorb the shock trauma. A number of the ukemi in this tradition are quite energetic and in some cases, acrobatic.Higher level techniques include the use jujutsu techniques in conjunction with hojojutsu.

Takenouchi-ryū's bōjutsu syllabus is expansive and covers various manipulations of the weapon, again attacking various kyūsho. Basic skill sets are consisted of bō-tai-bō (棒対棒) and advanced level sets include bō-tai-tachi (棒対太刀). The ryūha's syllabus also contains jojutsu.  

Takenouchi-ryū's bōjutsu syllabus is expansive and covers various manipulations of the weapon, again attacking various kyūsho. Basic skill sets are consisted of bō-tai-bō (棒対棒) and advanced level sets include bō-tai-tachi (棒対太刀). The ryūha's syllabus also contains jojutsu.