(What to cut when there are no horses? 😆)Well executed form. Does anyone still produce genuine kwan dao? With steel blade? All Wushu weapons using aluminum blades are turning our ancient masters over in their graves. Use real weapons. We should not water down the arts, this is not fair to the legacy that has been entrusted to us. Keep practice. Laoshr #60 Ching Yi Kung Fu Association
Agreed. Genuine weapons are stronger and much heavier. I also wish that more teachers would practice with a two or three kilogram weapon. Doing so with skill would demonstrate good kung fu. Like our predecessors did.
A half way decent sword is at least $250. A large weapon like this would cost even more. First you need a broadsword, then you have to buy a straight sword. The style is Bagua, so probably Deer Horn knives come next. Have you seen the price of Deer Horn Knives? Then the spear is next on the list. The Guan Dao is down the list from all those. Maybe not everyone wants to spend that much money on a weapon that they only use once in a while.
@@stefanschleps8758 I am poor and all of my weapons are wooden practice weapons. Wood is good for sparring. I don't need live blade. Perhaps a boat oar would make a good substitute for a Guan Dao?
初めて実際に使う技を見ました。
槍や薙刀とはまた違いますね。でもとても理に適った美しい技で感動しました。
thank you!
(What to cut when there are no horses? 😆)Well executed form. Does anyone still produce genuine kwan dao?
With steel blade? All Wushu weapons using aluminum blades are turning our ancient masters over in their graves.
Use real weapons. We should not water down the arts, this is not fair to the legacy that has been entrusted to us.
Keep practice.
Laoshr #60
Ching Yi Kung Fu Association
I have been looking, but I can't find a better routine with this weapon. it has variety and no useless moves.
熟练扎实
かっこいい！
2020簽到處
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for demonstration only
Sigh...not in my school.
Love the style of kung fu but not the tin can weapon. Any can opener can beat that weapons.
Thank you for your comment. The tin can weapon is just for show for practicing, any can opener can beat that of curse :D
Agreed. Genuine weapons are stronger and much heavier. I also wish that more teachers would practice with a two or three kilogram weapon. Doing so with skill would demonstrate good kung fu. Like our predecessors did.
A half way decent sword is at least $250. A large weapon like this would cost even more. First you need a broadsword, then you have to buy a straight sword. The style is Bagua, so probably Deer Horn knives come next. Have you seen the price of Deer Horn Knives?
Then the spear is next on the list. The Guan Dao is down the list from all those. Maybe not everyone wants to spend that much money on a weapon that they only use once in a while.
@@stefanschleps8758 I am poor and all of my weapons are wooden practice weapons. Wood is good for sparring. I don't need live blade. Perhaps a boat oar would make a good substitute for a Guan Dao?
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