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Okichitaw embraces the philosophy and teachings of the Plains Medicine Wheel throughout its applications. 
The Medicine Wheel is made of four directions and all movements and applications of Okichitaw are specifically tied to the concept and the teachings of each specific direction. As well, the Medicine Wheel also covers the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual areas in Okichitaw.

Each direction consists of techniques, movements and application of Okichitaw. 

Each direction represents how Okichitaw adopts the Medicine Wheel in its applications:
 
  • East: The East represents balance, confidence and creativity. In battle, the East influences the identification or location of an adversary, and when setting up to develop a solid attack position.

                 
  • South: The South represents strength, focus and success. In battle, the South influences the person to be brave and aggressive in challenging an opponent.
 
  • North: The North represents courage, energy and knowledge. In battle, the North influences control of an opponent through surprise or overwhelming force.
 
  • West: The West represents challenge, choice, and proof. In battle, the West influences the finishing out of an opponent before moving on to another.
Every Okichitaw Indigenous Combat Video covers various tactics and techniques consisting of counters, throws, striking and wrestling applications.  ​ 

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Knife Training on Your Own
Presented by BUDO International
Chief George shows and explains the traditional methods of solo training, availing ourselves of what Nature offers us.

Trees, soil, water and many other different things that we can find around us and that can help us to train with our "Mokoman" (knife).
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