AGAINST HEAVIER AS WELL AS LIGHTER WEAPONS

Traveling Dragon Sword

This is not a right way to defend against a Guan Dao attack


A Chinese sword (jian) is different from a saber (dao). Indeed a tell-tale sign that a person does not know how to use a sword is when he uses it like a saber, like using it to block a heavy weapon, which is not uncommon in kungfu movies. This will result in the dainty sword being broken into pieces.

On the other hand, how would you use a sword against an even lighter and faster weapon like a rapier? Whereas you use the comparative lightness of the sword against a heavier weapon, here you use the comparative heaviness of a sword against the lighter weapon to neutralize the advantage of its speed. You also make good use of the sharp edges of the sword, which a rapier lacks.


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Against Heavier as well as Lighter Weapons

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Golden Beam Supports Sea Golden Beam Supports Sea Golden Cockerel Stands Solitarily
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Monstrous Dragon Circles Pillar Dark Dragon Spreads Tail Conceal Dragon in Bosom
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Golden Dragon Shoots Tongue Golden cockerel Stands Solitarily Point at Stars Look at Moon


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The Sword against Heavier as well as Lighter Weapons from Wong Kiew Kit on Vimeo.

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Overview of Traveling Dragon Sword and its Application

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