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    Favorite Kung Fu Weapons

    Post your favorite Kung Fu weapon(s) and why.

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    my favorite has always been the short to medium staff or tiger tail whip. Hu Wei Bian.

    either single hand or both hands/double whip.

    why:

    1. there are some methods may be generalized to sword or other hand held weapon.

    2. you won't cut or stab yourself by accident.

    Last edited by SPJ; 10-05-2006 at 10:05 PM.

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    I like the staff. It's very versatile and basic

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    The weapon I am most comfortable with, staff

    Favorite weapon that I will eventually master:

    Three Sectional Staff
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    Favorite to watch is either double whip chain, or double straight swords.

    favorite to use is either staff or broadsword. most basic and very versatile.

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    o wait i just thought of something i like more than those weapons i mentioned earlier. Guan dao.

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    Talking jian

    the jian can stab and slash and its fast and distracting with its tassel
    plus its just god **** cool
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    I'm with SanSoo Student...give me a staff if I have to really do some work but I just think the three sectional is pretty **** cool. I had one a long while back but no one to teach me...I've still got Kam Yuen's book I bought...well, decades ago
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    Chinese 2 sectional staff AKA Nunchuku.

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    I am partial to the Broadsword myself. It has a nice hackibility feel to it!

    I too want to learn the three sectional staff. I sort of have to someday, it was created by the founder of my style!
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    I like the flexible stuff! 3 section, chain whip, rope dart and meteor hammer. Not the most practical but definitely the most fun. If I had to pick an absolute favorite it would be the 3 section staff cause on top of being tons of fun I could at least make some of the techniques work.

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    Spear

    It's got the finese of a Jian with a 10ft reach.
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    Hmm well I've always had a knack for long weapons -- in terms of skill, I'm probably best at spear. I'm fairly tall so I've always felt comfortable using staff or kwan do.

    But in terms of what I enjoy the most, I would have to say swords -- and I like the broadsword and straight sword equally, even though they have totally different strikes and feel. In my early kung fu years, I mainly used a broadsword, and I just loved the strong slashes and wide arcs of the movements. Then in later years, I got exposed to the straight sword and loved the more subtle thrusts and small cuts -- definitley relies on more finesse in my opinion. But I love using both of them -- there is something empowering about wielding a sword. Someday I'd love to learn a 2-handed sword.
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