Top 10 Staffs & Sticks for Martial-Arts, Fitness & The Outdoors From Around The World
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The anti-stick you from the beginning is just like my mum🤣 During covid I started doing wood-related crafts again and now I have so many walking staffs, a club, a kanabō, a spear thrower and a flail in my room, to the great annoyance of hers. It's not my fault that I follow the primieval call of the stick.
A crook handle walking cane made of hickory is excellent, It's a medical device that can be legally taken into government buildings and abord airliners.
Pick your wood and stick with it but dont forget to branch out in further development it can become the crown of your hobbies with strong roots
Australian aboriginal weapons were pretty impressive, especially since they were carved from very dense wood using only stone tools. The waddy is also called a nulla-nulla, and was used as a club, throwing stick and digging stick. FYI, "waddy" rhymes with "toddy", not with "caddy" 🙂
What do you call a boomerang that doesn't come back? A stick.
That pillow stick was awesome 🔥🔥🔥
Respect to you that your "Australian Stick" wasn't a stereotypical boomerang. The breadth and variety of Australian stick types is criminally under-reported.
I had so much work lined up this morning. Not now,. After watching this (and posting this comment) I headed to the shed to look in on my modest collection of sticks. Funny first 2 minutes.
"Weird twirly pagan ritual stick..."
I feel so seen! I spent a season rescuing an old orchard from neglect, so my 'one stick to rule them all' is a pear water sprout I heat treated and waxed. Naturally I brought it home and also had to face the stick-deficient non believers.
Australia has several great sticks, like the Woomera... makes you throw your stick 35m and hit your target with power.
As a fellow former Aikido student I love the channel's focus on staff fighting and sticks in general. Such useful tools in the wild particularly against Geese.
I thought I was the only person who has this problem. Beautiful actually.
When a problem comes along
i got a nice fighting shillelagh from Olde Shillelagh online. Made from Blackthorn with lead loaded in the head, I love it. They sell regular walking shillelaghs too though.
Sticktastic video, I too have stick problem, I'm not ashamed, Thank you for bringing stick awareness to the wider world.
"Hello, I'm Lee... And I am a Stickaholic."
Good video really funny “Stick deficiency”😂. But very true it is only in the last 100-200 yrs that we’ve stopped having staffs/walking sticks etc that were used for much more than just walking with. Really want to make myself a blackthorn or hawthorn quarter staff
That twisty ritual stick is badass!!!
Mcaffrey crafts in Ireland makes a fine blackthorn shillelagh for a good price, he’s got a channel on UA-cam as well. I been making blackthorn shillelaghs, canes and staffs for bout 13 years here in Tasmania Australia, truly my favourite stick!😂