Nunchaku
A nunchaku (Chinese: ??? shu?ng ji? g?n, ??? li?ng ji? g?n, or ??? s?n ji? g?n), also known in English by the plural nunchucks (variously rendered as nunchuks, nun-chucks, nun-chuks, nun chucks, nun chuks, or just chucks for short), is a martial arts weapon of the kobudo weapons set and consists of two sticks connected at their ends with a short chain or rope. The other Kobudo weapons are the Sai, Tonfa, Bo and Kama. ??? s?n ji? g?n is actually like a nunchaku, but with three sticks instead of two. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
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