Deadliest Kung Fu Weapon Challenge
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- Опубліковано 1 лип 2024
- This week on Weapons Wednesday, Sifu Rick shows us three Chinese weapons: the aluminum Dragon fan, the indestructible plastic hook cane, and the tiger hook swords. He demonstrates each weapon's unique features, how they can be used for self-defense, and some awesome hook sword demos at the end!
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1) Aluminum Dragon Fan: www.karatemart.com/aluminum-d...
2) Indestructible Plastic Hook Cane: www.karatemart.com/indestruct...
3) Chinese Hook Swords: www.karatemart.com/chinese-ho...
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⏰ Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:35 Sifu Rick Welcome
01:45 Aluminum Dragon Fan
03:36 Attacking with Aluminum Dragon Fan
05:25 Aluminum Fan Demo
06:15 Indestructible Plastic Hook Cane
09:56 Chinese Hook Swords
14:48 Outside making Sifu'd Salad
18:48 Thanks
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Some really striking art work there, the fan was my fav. nice one brother.
Thank you, my friend! I really appreciate your support!
Hello Sifu Rick! Wasn't expecting you this week but nice to see you!
Love the cane. Glad to see Sifu Rick and your form with the fan is not only impressive but practical. Great video.
Thanks brother! You’re awesome, Tony!
I really liked this video!
good job explaining and showing how each item worked
Thanks Ryan! I really appreciate your support, my friend!
Thanks for another Weapons Wednesday!
In terms of the deadliest weapon, I'll probably have to vote for the Chinese Hook Swords on the poll. In terms of my favorite, the Indestructible Plastic Hook Cane would be my choice. I bought a similar cane several years ago before I knew that you guys existed (maybe even before you started). I've had good luck with that cane. I leave it in my car at all times in case I forget my regular cane. I use a cane for balance and can sometimes forget to bring my cane when I'm in a hurry. These are good, sturdy canes.
I've heard that TSA sometimes doesn't like the canes that have a dramatically sharp tip on the hook. Maybe one would want to get a backup cane and dull the point a little bit before taking the cane on an airplane.
I really like that they make these canes long with the option of cutting them to fit. I wish more companies would do that with canes.
Thank you, my friend! I can totally understand why the TSA might be concerned about that. If you had to, you could definitely saw off or sand down that tip, but that would take away some of the functionality. Have an awesome week!
Neo is watching from the Matrix.
I hope so! I hope you are having an excellent week, Mac!
Ha ha ha ha 😂😂😂
I like the Cane. They are amazlng but the seniors could have a cane with protection and training.
Thanks Alan! I hope you are having an awesome week, my friend!
Us of the hook cane seems like a long Tonya.
Have a great day everyone 😊
Thanks Abraham! I hope you have an excellent day as well, my friend!
To be fair to the fan it is aluminum ribs and also even the best fan probably wasn't meant to function as a weapon for super long. Meaning that it was a self-defense weapon in all likelihood and only had to save your butt once before you might have to replace it. That's not necessarily a bad thing as many sticks using self-defense might only lasts a fight before breaking or taking enough damage that they needed to be replaced.
If the ribs of the fan were tempered steel, or possibly thick bamboo, they wouldn't bend.
Excellent point! Thanks brother!
I do have steel fans. They are MUCH stronger and way heavier than the Aluminum Dragon Fan. I prefer to teach with the Aluminum Fan. 😉
@@SifuRickB I was guessing you might say that given your comments in the vid. And it definitely makes sense. Training with steel can be more dangerous.
I really loved the expo with the fan.
Love me some fan usage in the martial art movies.
The Chinese hooks would have to be my choice.
Thank you for a great video.
Thanks Kyle! You’re awesome! Thanks for all your support, my friend!
Nice job mate. Good show, I enjoyed it. The fan is good but I feel only effective when closed! Like a Sap.
And I like the cane. 👍🇬🇧🇺🇸
Thanks Brian! I hope you are having an awesome week, my friend!
I have to have a fan. Very nice presentation and well done my friend.
Thank you so much for watching! I really appreciate it!
nice product presentations and full demo!! I'm thinking the tiger hooks are the most deadly of the three examples; the can*e* however, appears more practical for everyday use and deadly in the hands of a skilled practioner!! That being said, even the Dragon fan can't be blown off!!
Thanks Keith! Very well said, my friend!
@@Karatemart You're welcome!!!
I prefer the design of the 9 tooth hook swords over the tiger hook swords. I'm not a Chinese arts practitioner so that's my opinion as an outsider & going on my experience from European arts. To be fair I see tiger hooks a lot more so either they are actually better in design or just a lot better known/popular in the West.
That makes sense to me, brother! You’re right…I rarely see the 9-tooth ones either. Have an awesome week, my friend!
@@Karatemart part of the reason I like the 19th hooks better is that the hook is on the back side & a more spike shape. To me this means the forward Edge has better cutting potential and the back hook can not only be used for hooking and trapping but also for penetration like a spike.
From my Western background it sort of is like having aspects of a a sword and a warpick combined.
Last weekend hurt my ankle and was thinking about a defense Cain watched some channels using them I was hoping KarateMart would sell them.
I’m sorry to hear about your ankle, brother! I hope it heals up quickly!
My ankles getting better.
Hey master Rick
Thanks so much for watching, Christopher!
Hi Kyle! How you doing pal? Hope you are good. 👍Brian👍🇬🇧🇺🇸
Hey brother! It’s great to see you on here. I hope you are doing good as well, my friend!
@@Karatemart I’m doing great pal!👍