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lua weapons 41 (names can be supplied)

weapons

  • lua students practice pelu ke kua (back break) (82)
  • lua students practice pelu ke kua (back break) (76)
  • lua students practice an attack:block technique with ko'o ko'o (12)
  • lua students practice an attack:block technique with ko'o ko'o (9)
  • students practice an attack:block technique with ko'o ko'o (7)
  • Olohe (lua master or teacher) demonstrates the elbow break 43
  • Olohe (lua master or teacher) demonstrates ka ihu a ka la (literally, nose pink) 60
  • Olohe (lua master or teacher) demonstrates ho na maka (face rip, or eye gauge) 85
  • lua students practice Back Break (pelu ke kua) 22
  • lua students practice an attack:block technique with ko'o ko'o (15)
  • lua students practice a move known as ai lima nui (thumb dislocation) (37)
  • lua students practice a move called ai lima nui (thumb dislocation) (41)
  • lua students demonstrate the use of various weapons (109)
  • ai lima nui (thumb dislocation) (50)
  • ai lima nui (thumb dislocation) (38)
  • ai lima iki (to grab the little finger of an adversary and twist it) (53)
  • a lua movement called The Challenge - Ho'opapa (94)
  • lua weapons 46 for women
  • lua weapons 41 (names can be supplied)
  • lua weapons 35 (names can be supplied)

  • Guest

    on June 26, 2005

    L to R:

    1. Previously described.

    2. Hawaiian ma'a (sling) with 'ala (sling stones) shaped like footballs which spin, point first, when thrown.

    3. Pahoa (dagger) made from the bill of the A'u-ku (broadbill swordfish)

    4. Ka'ane (strangling cord) made with eight ply braided cordage and kauila handle.

    5. Pahoa (dagger) unique to the island of Kaua'i; made from kauila.

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